“David Horowitz’ ‘Thirty-seconds’ on MSNBC this evening is the most despicable paid ad I believe I’ve ever seen. And I saw it on Countdown, Keith Olbermann’s show.”
— “eztempo,” Daily Kos, July 26
If a devoted Olbermann viewer thinks it’s “despicable,” you know it’s gotta be 31 flavors of pure awesomeness.
Via David Swindle at NewsReal. Learn how you can help Horowitz pay to put this ad all over TV, and drive the lefties even crazier than they already are. A worthy cause!
I <3 Robert Davi.
I <3 Robert Davi.
What’s so great about Israel?
What’s so great about Israel?
Tim,
Relative to Hezbollah? What’s not?
Tim,
Relative to Hezbollah? What’s not?
Israel’s contribution to the world: http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QpEheu7jKM&feature=PlayList&p=F706600CA796B0EB&playnext=1&index=47
Israel’s contribution to the world: http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QpEheu7jKM&feature=PlayList&p=F706600CA796B0EB&playnext=1&index=47
gee, you’d think Horowitz was ready for a fight or something.
By the way, get the FC’s short book on Obama and Alinsky, well worth it.
gee, you’d think Horowitz was ready for a fight or something.
By the way, get the FC’s short book on Obama and Alinsky, well worth it.
Why does “Tim” deserve to escape being murdered? What’s so great about him?
Why does “Tim” deserve to escape being murdered? What’s so great about him?
O grammar, thy propperneth doth bedevil me…ith.
O grammar, thy propperneth doth bedevil me…ith.
Tim: “What’s so great about Israel?”
Go visit and find out.
No, really. Take your next vacation there. No matter what your favorite activities are, from skiing to surfing, from chamber music to nightclubs, from Pride Parades to rock-climbing, you can do it in Israel. Go, have fun.
And while you’re there, keep your eyes open. Ask relevant questions and draw your own conclusions.
DiB
Tim: “What’s so great about Israel?”
Go visit and find out.
No, really. Take your next vacation there. No matter what your favorite activities are, from skiing to surfing, from chamber music to nightclubs, from Pride Parades to rock-climbing, you can do it in Israel. Go, have fun.
And while you’re there, keep your eyes open. Ask relevant questions and draw your own conclusions.
DiB