Sarah Palin - Michael Moore Is a Hypocrite

Sarah Palin on the Hannity Show


This is what Sarah Palin was referring to when she mentioned Michael Moore choosing not to use union workers on his most recent film.

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This was not a good week for some Democrats. The Wisconsin Republican Assembly passed their union regulating bill, and then Sarah Palin pointed out what a hypocrite Michael Moore was.

After an appearance at a rally with the protesters in Madison, Wisconsin, Moore appeared on The Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC.

Moore said: "Wisconsin is not broke, America is not broke, the money is just not in the people's hands." "We have trillions of dollars in our economy, the problem is, the money isn't where it needs to be."

He brought a pair of hand cuffs on the show and pressed his case that the richest people in America and people on Wall Street should be locked up. He must believe they are all criminals who cheated or stole their money.

Here is the most recent list from Forbes Magazine of the 400 Wealthiest Americans.

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Blog author's comments - Sarah Palin is correct, Moore is a (leftist promoting socialist) hypocrite. He like many other liberals always has a place at MSNBC to spew their views.

Here we have an over weight rich man speaking for the liberals and attacking the rich. I don't believe that works for middle America Mr. Moore.

Yet another classic case of “do as I say, not as I do” coming from the left.

h/t: GWP

Wisconsin Union Protests - Lauded By Liberals

Rhetoric vs. Reality: Wisconsin GOP
Video Shows Hateful Rhetoric At Protests
Not long ago the left was attempting to convince everyone that all of the hateful violent rhetoric was coming from the right. The Tea Party protests were one of the prime targets along with of course Sarah Palin.

The left-wing Main Stream Media were firing at them on a daily basis. The Wisconsin Republican Party has assembled a video of this past week's liberal protests against the governor's emergency budget bill.

It seems to me that there is plenty of hate filled angry rhetoric coming from the left and as most of us know there always has been.

This is their way of expressing themselves. It is easier for the left to go into name calling mode than face reality and actually debate a subject they may feel strongly about.



Blog author's comments - Under Gov. Scott Walker’s proposal, almost every public employee would have to contribute 5.8 percent toward their pensions, and state workers would pay 12.6 percent of their health insurance premiums. I also believe the bill would limit negotiating rights to salaries only.

The bill received a legislative hearing on Tuesday amid criticism from public employees across the state. The unions of course went ballistic. We shall now see who blinks first.

Unionizing state employees is not about better teachers. It's about more power for the Democrat Party. How could you get people more loyal to the government than unions? Let's hope Governor Walker does not budge.

The Wisconsin Senate Democrats who left the state rather than debating the governor's bill should know that if you want to participate in a democracy you have to be where the debate should be taking place -- and that is Madison, Wisconsin, not hiding out in some motel in another state.

From my understanding of this situation the state like many others, is going broke and the governor asked the teachers to help out by making a small contribution to their already generous benefit package.

Everyone should have to participate for the common good. And what do the teachers do via the union direction - call in sick, shut down the schools and even take some of the kids to the protests.

video via: the blaze