Source: CBS
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says she does not “appreciate” the attack on her integrity implicit in former Vice President Dick Cheney’s comments about her in his forthcoming book. Scott Pelley reports.

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This is one of the ugliest and most outrageous interviews I’ve seen in a long time. Why on earth Condi Rice would agree to do an interview with MSNBC scumbag Lawrence O’Donnell is a mystery. O’Donnell was obviously looking to carry forward the liberal media narrative that Bush was incompetent after 9/11, and what we needed was a Marxist rabble-rouser from Chicago to find Bin Laden. It’s so obvious what these leftist pieces of crap are trying to do. This is a well planned hit job by the Obama White House and the Democrat Media Complex.

Rice was nuts to do this interview but I have to tip my hat to her for punching back and giving as good as she got. He’s a despicable son of a b*tch and a liar. It’s absolutely outrageous that these media hacks are still pushing the false narrative that Bush “lied” about WMD.

I’ve praised Obama for making the gutsy call to launch the commando raid on Bin Laden. But since the left has decided to pull out the long knives, I’m ready to dance. George W. Bush had more to do with catching Bin Laden than that community organizing loser from Chicago ever did. It’s because of the hundreds of tough calls that Bush made even at the expense of his popularity and poll numbers that Obama was able to do what he did. But Obama’s too f*cking arrogant to even utter so much as a thank you to president Bush. Instead he’s prancing around the country patting himself on the back while his cronies in the media tell tall tales about the Bush administration.

These people are the biggest bunch of lying, corrupt little weasels this country has ever seen.

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Today Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice rejected Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee’s recent bizarre comments to Iowa voters that the Bush Administration’s foreign policy is characterized by a “bunker mentality.”

“The idea that somehow this is a go-it-alone policy is just simply ludicrous,” she said at a State Department news conference. “One would only have to be not observing the facts, let me say that, to say that this is now a go-it-alone foreign policy.”

Huckabee’s comments have angered many Republicans including rival candidate Mitt Romney who called for the former Arkansas Governor to apologize to President Bush.

You expect to hear that kind of rhetoric out of Ron Paul or any Democrat, but not a leading Republican candidate. Besides the fact that it isn’t true, it’s also a little odd that the candidate with the least amount of foreign policy experience would make such an uninformed, and ignorant statement.

If Mike Huckabee thinks he’s going to sway conservative Iowa Republicans, or any other Republicans by attacking the President’s foreign policy, then he’s not smart enough to be President.

-Chris Jones

For months, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice fended off demands from Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that she testify about a growing list of State Department problems in Iraq.
Rice finally made her appearance Thursday, and faced aggressive questioning about corruption in the Iraqi government, rogue behavior by security guards for private contractor Blackwater USA, and construction defects at the new $600-million U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.

“We need to know whether the mistakes of the State Department have jeopardized any chance for political success in Iraq,” Rep. Henry A. Waxman (D-Beverly Hills) said in his opening remarks.

Rice, an academic by training and a diplomat by profession, sparred for three hours with Waxman and committee Democrats. Republicans charged that Democrats, without the votes in Congress to end the war outright, were trying to halt it by exposing a series of problems in Iraq.

“The Democratic strategy seems to be to drill enough small holes in the bottom of the boat to sink the entire Iraqi enterprise, while still claiming undying support for the crew about to drown,” said ranking member Rep. Thomas M. Davis III (R-Va.).

Anybody that wants to know what “drunk with power” looks like needs only to look at Henry Waxman. He’s been investigating, badgering, smearing, and condemning the Bush Administration week after week.

He’s issued subpoena’s for damn near everyone that has ever had any dealings with the President. I wouldn’t put it past Waxman to subpoena Barney, the President’s dog.

I usually watch all the hearings on Capital Hill, because it’s always amazing to see how they fit so many huge egos in one room. Rice’s testimony was especially interesting, because she refuse’s to be bullied by Waxman and his stooges.

When the Democrats hold hearings and pretend to be outraged, the whole thing is just so obvious. It’s the epitome of a dog and pony show. I can’t imagine anyone really believing the whole process is authentic or has any real value. It’s pure partisan politics and while it does make for good TV, it’s a colossal waste of time.

-Chris Jones

A despicable CodePink protester accosted Condoleezza Rice while she was on Capital Hill to give testimony about Iraq. Several of the stupid hippies were dragged from the room kicking and screaming as usual.Every single member of CodePink should be tazed, and tazed often. They should be tazed even before they speak. They should be tazed outside Nancy Pelosi’s house. Anytime a member of CodePink is seen anywhere at anytime they should just be repeatedly tazed.

-Chris “CodePink Tazer” Jones