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Senator Schumer: Traditional Values & Strong Foreign Policy Are Over (Video)
Gateway Pundit —
Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) says those days of traditional values and strong foreign policy are over: Via Townhall. We saw evidence of this new soft foreign policy this week: ...
You Thought I Was Kidding?
Riehl World View —
You thought I was kidding when I pointed out that Obama and the neo-liberals aren't as "American as apple pie"? Let Schmuckie Schumer fill you in. h/t Townhall. The problem with the "hard Right?" It still believes in America, silly. ...
Chuckie Schumer Not Through Insulting Americans
Nice Deb —
Senator Chuck Schumer appeared on The Rachel Maddow show, and what a charmer he was, castigating the “hard right”, who still believe in an outdated Reagan philosophy of “{{{traditional values}}}”, and “{{{a strong foreign policy}}}”….Schumer cheerfully informed us all that that stuff is ...
Democrat Senator: The Era Of “Traditional Values” And “Strong Foreign Policy” Are Over
Say Anything —
Frankly, I’m more worried about the foreign policy comment than the “traditional values” comment.
To some extent, he’s right. If Republicans think they can ride issues like gay marriage, public religious displays and school prayer into majorities again they’re fooling themselves. The time when those were valid planks for a national platform is over.
But I’m not sure that’s exactly what Schumer meant. I think Schumer meant is, essentially, “we’re all liberals now.” We’re all in favor of tying most of our ...
Shots from the Laura Show 4/10
Tammy Bruce —
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Pirate ships converge on US hostage at sea
For anyone who thinks the liberals really don't mean us harm, take a look at Chuck Schumer and what he's willing to say when he thinks only his base is listening. In a world where the UK just foiled an al-Qaida UK Easter bomb plot, Schumer declares the world of the hard-right's "traditional values" and "strong national security" are over. Newsflash to Schumer: It's not just the "hard right" that believes in those things, it's all Americans. ...
Sen Schumer (D-NY): “Traditional Values, Strong Foreign Policy Over”
Flopping Aces —
Schumer trashes Reagan Conservatives! Admits Obama’s bipartisan stance is all “talk.” It’s the first time a Democrat has admitted they have no values and are soft on foreign policy!
Wow! From the Rachel Mad Cow Show Tuesday, April 7, 2009:
SCHUMER: The world has changed. The old Reagan philosophy which served them well politically from 1980 to about 2004 and 2006 is over. But the hard right which still believes when the federal government moves, ...
Chuck Schumer Drops the Mask
RedState: Conservative News and Community —
As noted by Jonah Goldberg, liberal Democrats like Chuck Schumer are now so convinced that 2006 and 2008 have permanently altered the American political landscape that they no longer feel the need to hide their disdain for the things majorities of the American people have supported for decades:
“The world has changed,” Sen. Charles E. Schumer of New York proclaimed on MSNBC. “The old Reagan philosophy that served them well politically from 1980 to about 2004 and 2006 is over. But the hard right, which still believes … [in] traditional values kind of arguments ...
My Morning Dose Of "Fuck You, You Stupid Liberal!"
doubleplusundead —
My Morning Dose Of "Fuck You, You Stupid Liberal!" First up to bat, Chuckie Schumer: Batting second, Colin Powell. Powell said the GOP is "getting smaller and smaller" and "that's not good for the nation." He also said he hopes that emerging GOP leaders, such as House Minority Whip Cantor, will not keep repeating mantras of the far right. "The Republican Party is in deep trouble," Powell told corporate security executives at a conference in Washington sponsored by Fortify Software Inc. The party must realize that the country has changed, he said. "Americans do want to pay taxes for services," he said. "Americans are looking for more government in their life, not less." ...
