A British MP's take on the big chill

Godfrey Bloom has a few choice words on the weather this winter and the recent conference in Copenhagen. Curious, I haven't seen this on any American television.

MSM reads the electorate

The recent upset win by Scott Brown in Massachusetts brought out the best in the MSM. The bias found in many media outlets, both in print and on TV, has gotten so brazen and over the edge that it can actually be entertaining. Compare and contrast: when a liberal wins an election the electorate is described as happy, hopeful, excited, satisfied, fulfilled. When a conservative wins an election the electorate is angry, sullen, throwing a temper tantrum, uninformed, and dissatisfied.

Update: Add "poor, dumb, manipulated bastards" to the most recent descriptions of the Massachusetts electorate. (Source: MSNBC)

Democrats voting

Imagine Chicago voting practices being exercised in Massachusetts. If radio talker Ed Shultz had his way it would happen. According to Shultz

"I'll tell you what, if I lived in Massachusetts, I'd try to vote 10 times - I don't know if they would let me or not, but I'd try to. Yeah, that's right - I'd cheat to keep these bastards out. Because that's exactly what they are."

Well, that's both an interesting admission and insight into a liberal's approach to elections. You've got to give him credit for being honest. Consider this: if a little law breaking is a good idea, how about you totally break the law and imprison or even kill your political enemies to prevent them from power? It's a slippery slope particularly when you adopt the approach that the ends justify the means.