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Rick Santorum doesn’t seem to know any differently.

Here non-meteorologist England says some of the most ridiculous anti-scientific garbage I’ve ever heard. The “argument” he puts forth in this article is something Jim Inhofe would have no problem with. I think everyone within the range of England’s broadcasts should know this and tell other people as well.

Santorum won the Iowa caucuses, period. This illustrates what money can buy you if you have Mitt Romney’s kind of money. His campaign simply used their influence in Iowa to temporarily “freeze” the inaccurate vote count in a state that showed Romney the “winner,” generating many headlines. Now his money is being unleashed on Gingrich again and it’s going to get very ugly. The Romney camp thinks Gingrich has to be destroyed the way Herman Cain was, and that is exactly what they will do, given their almost infinite money supply.

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The second national disgrace headline in a week for Oklahoma.

The discriminatory “Sharia law ban” has been struck down. How many more Oklahoma laws and ballot initiatives are going to be struck down by the courts? Why do the clowns in the Republican Party that now run Oklahoma insist on violating the US Constitution over and over again, making the state the laughing stock of the nation on a regular basis?

Let’s be clear about it. The New York Times acts as if there is some question about what came out of Santorum’s mouth. Look at what the man said:

He said “black people” were being given “other people’s money” and in fact got big applause from the crowd for doing it, not approbation. Rick Santorum is a plain racist, period, and the New York Times, the “paper of record,” is covering up for him on the day of the New Hampshire primaries. It is as simple as that.

Or is it? Stephen Colbert has something to say about it.

This article explains what is happening off camera in the video before the GOP cuts off the feed and afterwards.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and a group of Democratic lawmakers took to an empty House floor today to demonstrate that they were willing to work while Republicans lawmakers are at home. “Where are the Republicans?” demanded Assistant to the Minority Leader James Clyburn (R-SC). Joining Pelosi and Clyburn were five other House Democrats who are assigned to the payroll-tax extension conference committee.
Rep. Jeff Denham (R-CA), representing House Republicans, quickly banged his gavel over the Democrats’ voices, and instructed the clerk to stop taking notes of the proceedings. Moments later, the microphones were silenced and C-SPAN’s video feed was cut. (The House leadership controls the cameras and has previously cut video of Democrats on the floor.)

Speaks for itself.

Disgraceful, anti-journalistic “analysis” from a pro-Republican clown.

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