the Kraut can kiss my butt
Should have a chapeter called “Why do I have so little dicernment in politics”
He’s going to crash and burn that book I bet despite Fox pushing it. Fox must have published it.
Dr. K is the best.
Great! He can be a little unpredictable (he was way too polite to Bambi, but that was probably because the race card scared him) but I think he’s beginning to realize that polite just doesn’t work with a baby dictator.
Krauthammer is one of our “best and brightest” that doesn’t have a friggin’ clue. If he did, he’d be supporting the tea party instead of the political establishment that has driven this country into the toilet.
I so want to like this guy but if he cant proactively recognize an extreme lib when they present themselves, then I have no use for them at all.
Thank you so much!
Stream keeps buffering/freezing for me.
Instead of dismissing him...*listen* to him, he’s spot on!
Krauthammer said that if the problems plaguing the health care law eventually lead to its end, Obama’s lame-duck status would not be the liberals’ only problem.
“I would say that what’s really at stake here, is that if this thing really goes south, if ObamaCare truly self-destructs, I don’t know that it’s certain but I would say right now it is more than likely, it would really set back American liberalism for a decade at least,” he said.
Krauthammer explained that he believes ObamaCare is the “completion of the entitlement state” that began with the New Deal and the Great Society. If ObamaCare were to collapse, he said, it would “discredit the entire enterprise of the expansion of government, which is at the heart of ‘Obama-ism.’”
“That’s why I think the liberals are running scared,” he said. “It’s not just one election, it’s the whole ideology that the government knows best...”
If he’d had his way, it would be the Mondale Library.
Thanks for posting the link. I enjoyed watching.
Krauthammer’s roots are in liberalism. His reasoning moved him to the Right decades ago but not quite far enough. He is without question and independent thinker who enjoys the notoriety of archetypical opinion — opinion, however, not necessarily amenable to the often austere truths of conservatism.
Former Mondale people don’t impress me that much.