Wonder what you would find if you frisked Hollywood’s perception of the Marines?
Answer: Steven Crowder explains.
Although this video has a little humor in it, Steven Crowder gets a little deeper than usual in this one. Hollywood tends to depict our troops in only a few ways: trigger happy and suffering post traumatic stress psychopaths. It doesn’t matter who it is, we should all respect those serving this great country. Every troop deserves our thoughts and prayers, because they are the individuals that keep this world afloat.
Wonder what you would find if you frisked President Obama’s State of the Union Address?
Answer: Disrespect aimed at the Supreme Court!
Make sure you watch this clip of President Obama’s speech, because this will be a huge negative that will take away from the overall speech.
I feel bad for Justice Alito because he defend the Constitution, but the liberal media is comparing his reaction to Rep. Joe Wilson’s “You lie!” comment. If you watch the video clip closely, you can see Justice Alito respond to President Obama by mouthing “Not true” while shaking his head when Obama decided to attack the Supreme Court for defending the First Amendment. What was the President thinking in the first place!?
Side-Note: Really media? Reading lips and then making it a major headline is simply ridiculous, because everyone – Democrats and Republicans – was doing it. Not to mention, Justice Alito was right.
*UPDATE* – January 28, 2010 – 3:20 PM
Oh look, it appears we got some more lip reading… This time from Sen. John McCain (R-AZ):
This may go down as the worst State of the Union Address in history. The current administration tripled the national deficit, nearly doubled the unemployment from the average during the Bush years, and nearly bankrupt the country on a failed stimulus plan while focusing on nationalizing health care and energy, but blamed the previous adminstration for all of his woes. President Obama could not get himself to admit we won in Iraq and inappropriately attacked the Supreme Court all in one awful speech.
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For the record the federal deficit was $459 billion in 2008 when Bush left office not $1 trillion.
