Keith Olbermann, the uber-liberal bigmouth said "Our government has now given up the concept of right and wrong,"
From AOL: "Olbermann said that the deal was founded on what he called four "Great Hypocrisies." The first was the so-called "Super Congress" that will have ultimate authority over further spending cuts. Olbermann said the committee seemed unconstitutional to him. He also blasted Republicans who called for a Balanced Budget Amendment, which he said contradicted their call for the new committee. And he lambasted the deal for containing no tax increases on the wealthy."
Let me get this straight - we have the most liberal president since FDR and the libs are whining that he is not liberal enough, which only goes to prove how far out in left field these crazy loons are.
He is right, however, that the "Super Congress" is unconstiottional - the Constitution states that ALL the elected Congress shall, combined, do the will of the people. It is also unconstitutional to prevent debate or amendments in such a fashion.
But I really find Olbermann to be a joke when he "blasted Republicans who called for a Balanced Budget Amendment, which he said contradicted their call for the new committee". Apparrently Olbermann is not on a first-name basis with the truth. It was the TEA PARTY, not the Republican GOP that called for a balanced budget amendment, and it was the Republican GOP, not the Tea Party that called for a "Super Congress".
Hey, Olbermann - I hope someone sends this to you, so you might actually comprehend that the Tea Party is not the republican party, or vice versa. The two are NOT interchangeable, as you SHOULD have noticed last year when Tea Party candidates ousted Republican incumbents.
It is truly sad when a so-called "journalist" doesn't even bother to search for - or even accept - facts.
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