I saw this last night. Who is this lunatic????
The anger spewing out of his mouth was venomous.
But isn't that the way a dem always is? They are able to keep themselves under a little more control, except for the poison squeezing out around the edges!
But this was atomic!
Then I saw a fem-dem on Hannity last night and she was filibustering. WOULD NOT SHUT UP!!!
The rudeness of these people is horrid.
But what else are they going to do?????????? besides wailing and gnashing of teeth?
Folks this is a tiny bit of what they will do before God. Just before they are cast into the pit of hell. They will scream and yell and curse and throw fits.
And right now their lives are on the line.
This is what's happening.
my 2cts.
Lawrence O'Donnell has become progressive worse over the past few weeks... he writes for the West Wing, too. Here is his Bio:
Mister Sterling (2003) - Writer Mister Sterling (2003) - Executive Producer Mister Sterling (2003) - Creator First Monday (2002) - Writer First Monday (2002) - Supervising Producer The West Wing (1999) - Writer The West Wing (1999) - Story The West Wing (1999) - Producer The West Wing (1999) - Consulting Producer The West Wing (1999) - Executive Story Editor The West Wing (1999) - Co-Producer Movie Credits A Case of Deadly Force (1986) - Writer A Case of Deadly Force (1986) - Co-Producer
Lawrence O'Donnell Senior Political Analyst, MSNBC Lawrence O'Donnell, Jr., is the creator and Executive Producer of a new NBC Washington-based drama set in the Senate. The show, entitled "Mister Sterling," will premiere in January, 2003. Mr. O'Donnell won an Emmy as a Producer of NBC's "The West Wing" where he served as a writer and producer for the first two seasons of the show. "The West Wing" episode he co-wrote on the death penalty won the 2000 Humanitas Prize for writing that "communicate(s) those values which most enrich the human person."
O’Donnell is also MSNBC’s senior political analyst and substitute host of Hardball With Chris Matthews.
From 1993, through 1995, O'Donnell was the Democratic chief of staff of the United States Senate Committee on Finance. The Committee has jurisdiction over legislation involving taxation, international trade, health care, social security, welfare, and other income security programs.
In 1992, O'Donnell was chief of staff of the United States Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works.
From 1989 until 1992, O'Donnell served as senior advisor to Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York. He began his professional association with Senator Moynihan as director of communications in the Senator's 1988 reelection campaign.
A writer prior to entering politics and government, O'Donnell published the 1983 book Deadly Force, which was adapted as a CBS movie in 1986. He has written essays and articles for several publications including The New York Times, New York Magazine, Vanity Fair, Manhattan Inc., People, Spy, and Boston Magazine.
O’Donnell has also appeared on The Today Show, Good Morning America, Nightline, Charlie Rose Show, Politically Incorrect, and several other programs.
Born in Boston, Massachusetts, O'Donnell is a graduate of Harvard College (Class of 1976). He lives in Los Angeles.
This is a deliberate tactic -- it's been going on for years. Whenever an opponent is making solid points they don't want the audience to hear, they go into assault mode with nasty emotional invective to drown them out. This is right out of the Marxist-Leninist playbook as taught by Saul Alinsky (the subject of Hillary's Master's thesis and her political hero).