brady asked for an explanation of why the government-run subway system didn t, in his view, adequately prepare for the rally to protest government spending and government services. seriously. that s not me saying seriously, that s in the wall street journal. the ostensibly principled position these folks are taking is that they want smaller government, they want government to do less. and just because so many of them are retired medicare and social security recipients who get to their protests in national parks via public mass transit, don t let that get in the way of their anti-government message. when you are shown to demonstrably not believe something you say you believe, that s hypocrisy. and reasonably speaking it should undermine your claim that you re acting on principle. you can t say you hate government-run health care and then profess your love for medicare. it is one or the other. or you don t make any sense. in the case of the tea partiers, though, mainstream media
in the case of the tea partiers, though, mainstream media coverage has been willing to almost assume that they re making sense, even in the face of evidence to the contrary. because the idea of being in favor of smaller government, the idea that government is inherently wasteful and incompetent and should be shrunk, because that idea has shifted from a conservative movement talking point 30 years ago to centrist beltway common wisdom today, sometimes we don t recognize the hypocrisy when it s right in our face. the conservative movement won the framing fight. it doesn t sound crazy anymore to rail against the federal government while standing in a national park until you really think about it. i mean, imagine anyone protesting in favor of government. imagine for a minute if people were actually out there protesting for government not to go away and shrink but to be better, to safe the same size or maybe even to do more. imagine if people were protesting against cutts to government that
conversation, what s going on on your mind. it is odd, though, that they criticized the tea party people for waving a flag, the mainstream media and yet, they do nothing for those nitwits who are absolutely protected by the, you know, giving them rights under our government. and all of our laws to do that. but still, no no mainstream media coverage. i already have some tweets coming in about the tiger woods commercial. keith says i think it s weird. done in poor taste by nike. r.l. jenks says consult tiger loose. differing of opinions there. all right. it is 18 minutes before the top of the hour. should a textbook, that one right there, be banned for describing creationism as a biblical myth? some parents are really steamed and a texas father says yes. and he s fighting to make sure that it s not used in his child s classroom. we ll talk to him coming up next. democrats and republicans are pretty easy to define. what about a libertarian? john stossel tries to find out.
about sync in a budget neutral and stops the bill from taking effect. no joke, dick morris will stick around. that s not april fools. i know. it s not. and you re going to talk about this. remember how karl rove got heckled at his own book signing? you did. you outted a c.i.a. officer. you lied to take us to war. you ruined the country. totally ruined the country! attacks like this from the left getting more hostile. where s the mainstream media coverage? and talk about over the top, how about a $285,000 bentley? i think eric bolling just bought it or a $380,000 rolls royce? steve, you got that one, didn t you? yeah. get my motor running. we re live at the auto show. which one am i going to get? [ le announcer ] as long as we re winding up our doing dials, let s wind em with precision. open our throttle to even more selection. and turn that savings swagger up full tilt.
coverage that would make a sailor blush is no longer enough for jeff zuric zucker and cohorts. the network is looking for new ways to outdo despicable coverage to date. you may remember some of this. is there a difference if the president said [bleep] hole [bleep]. do you think these countries are [bleep] donald trump has turned the oval office into a [bleep] hole. [bleep] hole [bleep] hole [bleep] hole. rich, do you have an example of any [bleep] hole country that the president referred to that is predominantly caucasian? [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] polish [bleep] i work for [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] i m proud to be a [bleep]. sean: part of that is funny but really sad. according to the media research center. cnn dropped [bleep] hole 195 times in one day during their round the clock [bleep] hole obsessed coverage. now that depravity is not good enough.