way and letting the republicans destroy themselves, harry reid will go on the senate floor and be unnecessarily provocative, rub their noses in it. frank doesn t talk about this, but other democrats have even brought up the president s press conference while he was in the middle of negotiations. right. with the cheerleaders. it was very interesting, having pom-poms saying rah-rah reid. pom-poms were missing. a lot of people say that s unnecessarily provocative. again, i m just, you know, lending support to frank s argument here. do you think maybe the president the democrats need to be more gracious and just let the republicans destroy themselves while they re smiling from the sidelines? you brought up two instances when there are hundreds of thousands of instances that happen every day that we don t know about of graciousness and things like that. you know, harry reid, i m not a big harry reid fan. i think sometimes he goes way too far and isn t terribly
this is the entryway to my mother s house. in this room is antique lamps, boxes of blankets and sleeping bags that have been there for over a year and boxes upon boxes of books. coloring books, academic books, journals, all sort of electronics, workout gear, a piano and all sorts of antiques and tvs. this room is intended to be my mother s office at some point. office supplies, her paper, her printers. she needed a place to put it and this is where it fit. but for the most part it s all office supplies or meant to be in her office. this is the pink room. originally it was my niece s bedroom. if n it are her bed, toys, and her baby clothes. and my mother has now filled it with soft textured items. she s got blankets, jackets, comforters, clothes, pom-poms,
go get it. tammy bruce has got a free copy. radio talk show host and contributor. is it plausible, tony, that the president didn t know until he got the resignation on thursday? it s so implausible that not even the press corp. believes it. they have pom poms in their hands when they see jay carney or the president. clearly not believe the fact that since the summer the attorney general had this information and not once did he take it to the president. this deals with two men at the highest levels of our government in both intelligence and military community. there is president obama way to believe that someone in the white house didn t know about that. brian: i understand the president gets briefed regularly by robert muller. how did that not come up, by the way, we re investigating the c.i.a. director? now we ve got the intelligence apparatus investigating itself. there is one of two things happening. either there is a complete break down in respect and communication with the w
mother s office at some point. office supplies, her paper, her printers. she needed a place to put it and this is where it fit. but for the most part, it s all office supplies or meant to be in her office. this is the pink room. originally it was my niece s bedroom. in it are her bed, toys, baby clothes, and my mother has filled it with soft textured items. blankets, jackets, comforters, clothes, pom-poms and still my niece s toys as well as other things that she s bought for my niece to play with. it s pink because that was the color my niece picked for the room when she was a little girl. at one point this room was completely clean, and it was used as bedroom, solely as a bedroom and a play room. this was my room for 25 years, and it was always kept clean. and after i moved out, my sister moved in, and after she moved out, the hoard moved in. it started off with stuff in the middle.
reporter: but it apparently offended someone. the person complained to an atheist group. it amounted to a public school advocating a religion, and that s unconstitutional. it s not a christian school, and they cannot misuse their authority. reporter: in response the school superintendent forced them to stop the scriptures, so the cheerleaders put down the pom-poms, and picked up the phone, calling an attorney. he argues the banners are not school-sponsored, that the girls came up with the idea by looking at the social networking website pinterest. they saw cheerleaders in georgia did the same thing a few years ago. it turned out they were banned by their school too. it was student led and student initiated. reporter: this community is now cheering for the cheerleaders. signs of support are all over town and online. this facebook page dedicated to their fight now has nearly 50,000 followers. that s 25 times more people than live here.