Check out these kooks from the Marxist anti-war group ANSWER with special guest Code Pink shouting a vulgar slogan at the President.

“Obama You Pr*ck, You Lied To Us You D*ck!” How charming.

I was just thinking the other day that I haven’t seen the Code Pinkos off their meds in a while, but they made a strong and ridiculous comeback on Tuesday.

Former Bush aide Karl Rove (The Devil) was on a panel in San Francisco discussing the mortgage crisis, when all of a sudden one of the broads from Code Pink appears on stage and attempts to handcuff Rove. She screamed that she was making a “citizen’s arrest” of Karl for ‘”treason.”

Security appeared seconds later and dragged the woman from the stage and booted her out along with five other Pinkos in the audience.

Holy sh*t, these people are disgraceful.

Canada has deported the first of an estimated 200 U.S. military deserters back to America. 25-year old Robin Long exausted his last remaining appeal this week for refugee status in Canada, and was promptly shipped back to the U.S.

Robin Long, 25, was removed a day after a Federal Court judge in Vancouver rejected his claim that he would suffer irreparable harm if returned to the United States. He fled across the border in 2005 as his army tank unit was preparing to deploy to Iraq.

Canada is right to send deserters back. Cowards like Long are a disgrace to this nation and deserve to face justice. Over 1 million men and women have served their country honorably in Iraq, but Long was too much of a coward to do his part. People like him don’t deserve to live under the freedom they were so fortunate to be born under.

U.S. military law states that desertion during a time of war is punishable by death. Unfortunately, Long is unlikely to get the death penalty but will probably serve time in a federal prison.

After he finishes his prison sentence he should be stripped of his U.S. citizenship and deported from the United States forever.

I don’t think I’ve heard this much honesty out of the Washington Post–ever. They completely shred Obama’s big speech yesterday where he outlined his naive plans for Iraq and Afghanistan.

BARACK OBAMA yesterday accused President Bush and Sen. John McCain of rigidity on Iraq: “They said we couldn’t leave when violence was up, they say we can’t leave when violence is down.” Mr. Obama then confirmed his own foolish consistency. Early last year, when the war was at its peak, the Democratic candidate proposed a timetable for withdrawing all U.S. combat forces in slightly more than a year. Yesterday, with bloodshed at its lowest level since the war began, Mr. Obama endorsed the same plan. After hinting earlier this month that he might “refine” his Iraq strategy after visiting the country and listening to commanders, Mr. Obama appears to have decided that sticking to his arbitrary, 16-month timetable is more important than adjusting to the dramatic changes in Iraq.

The Washington Post could not be more right about that. It takes real chutzpah to accuse the Bush administration of being stubborn about Iraq, when Obama himself has been stubborn. His plan from the beginning was a “get out at any cost” approach and he indicated yesterday he intends to stick to that.

So why even visit Iraq? If his plan is to pull out all the troops in 16 months no matter what then why bother going to Iraq at all? General Petraeus may have spent the last 30 years of his life in the Army, but clearly Obama believes he knows more about fighting wars than he does. Rather than wasting tax payer dollars on an expensive photo-op in Iraq with his budy Chuck Hagel, Obama should just stay home.

I think Barry has shown what kind of leader he’ll be. It only took him about four hours to completely cave to pressure from the far-left on his Iraq position. When he spoke on July 3rd about visiting Iraq and further “refining” his position, it caused on uproar on the looney left. By around four o’clock that afternoon, Obama held a second press conference reiterating his promise to start withdrawing immediately upon taking office.

Since then he’s been ratcheting up his rhetoric on Iraq to pre-general election levels. Assuring everyone that he intends to see America defeated in Iraq no matter what.

For all the criticism of President Bush, one thing you cannot say about him is that he caves to pressure. When he believes something he sticks with it no matter who’s against it or how many people protest. He once said famously that he’ll stay in Iraq “even if Laura and Barney (his dog) are the only ones left who support me.” You’re not likely to ever see that kind of backbone out of Barack Obama. He couldn’t even make it through a full day before totally caving to MoveOn.org and Code Pink.

The real difference between John McCain and Barack Obama is that Obama views the Iraq war exclusively through a political lens. While McCain looks at it from a national security point of view without regard to politics. Proof of this is that John McCain was a vocal supporter of the surge when public opinion was running about 80% against it. That’s one of the reasons his campaign went belly-up in the beginning of the primaries. It was during that time that McCain said he would rather lose an election than lose a war.

Obama could care less about winning the war, he just wants to be President. If he has to suck at the teet of MoveOn.org and Code Pink to get there he’s certainly more than willing to do so. One needs only to look at the way Obama’s website was scrubbed of all his past criticisms of the surge last weekend to know that Barack Obama plays politics with national security.

-Chris Jones

Those are the most despicable and disgusting people in America, and frankly they should all be shot.

This week Bill Kristol offers some excellent analysis of the ridiculous new attack ad against McCain featuring “baby Alex.”

Partisan hack Chris Matthews couldn’t resist the temptation to make anti-war statements even when remembering his “friend” Tim Russert. Matthews basically said that he always knew the Iraq war was a lie, but Russert was fooled right along with the rest of the country, which is why he was “Mr. America.”

If those are supposed to be kind words of remembrance, I’d hate to hear what Matthews would say about someone he didn’t like.

Chris Matthews is a hack and a pathetic excuse for a journalist. Tim Russert went out of his way to give an unbiased presentation and was a one of the greatest journalists of all time. Chris Matthews didn’t deserve to share the same room with a class act like Russert. Tim Russert was the only thing standing in the way of NBC becoming official property of the far-left.

Chris Matthews and Keith Olbermann are despicable people and horrible journalists. They are the last people on earth who should anchoring anything.

(via Hot Air)