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February 07, 2010
Neil Boortz Unloads on Bob Shrum After Palin Speech
Boortz says Shrum lost every ounce of credibility he had.
Boortz: "Where do you people come up with that nonsense? There you go, and with that Shrum, you lost every ounce of credibility you have this evening, you might take off your microphone and go home right now"
Shrum said after Sarah Palin's speech "She came across to me as a merchant of hate with an oh gosh smile"
Just to remind everyone of what a career loser Bob Shrum is, lets take a look at his track record:
Campaigns he worked for:
1968 Ed Muskie (Lost)
1972 George McGovern (Lost)
1988 Michael Dukakis (Lost)
1992 Bob Kerrey (Lost)
2000 Al Gore (Lost)
2004 John Kerry (Lost) Chief Strategist
Wild Thing's comment.......
Good for Neil Boortz! That is exactly what we should see happening everytime the left goes after any conservative. I would love to see more of this. I hace had it with the rino's that want to play nice and keep saying "friend" to a leftie on the talk shows on TV. They are not a friend and they are NOT a friend to America.
Posted by Wild Thing at February 7, 2010 04:40 AM
Comments
Neal-- NEVER interrupt an enemy while he's making a mistake.
Posted by: Rick at February 7, 2010 12:36 PM
Nice to see that conservatives like Neil Boortz are beginning to go into attack mode. The Left has been doing it for decades, now we will follow suit. Unlike the RINOs whose policy is to, "reach across the aisle", the conservatives policy needs to be to defend this side of the aisle.
Posted by: TomR at February 7, 2010 01:31 PM
Rick, LOL there is that too.
Posted by: Wild Thing at February 7, 2010 03:00 PM
Tom, it sure is. Ditto that Tom.
Posted by: Wild Thing at February 7, 2010 03:01 PM
They have no more bullets left. obama has taken all their ammunition and dumped it. All they can do is mount a toothless attack.
Posted by: Mark at February 7, 2010 07:16 PM
