You're not. His version is pro-Republican if it isn't absolutely anti-Republican in every sense.I find it hard to believe we we listening to,the same show
That's quite a statement unless you're married to him or have served as his shrink in the recent past.I don't. Everyone listens with ears filtered by their own personal and political bias. You chose to ignore the constant rhetoric and focused on his core beliefs, which I have said, are sound. I listened to it all.
Lots of talk of personal freedom but woe to the individual who doesn't do/say what you want, huh?
Its fun to hear them backpedaling now. Now that the crap sandwich lost, they can tell us what they "really thought" about them and how unconservative and unprincipaled they were. That is, until next election cycle when they once again start supporting whomever has the "R" next to thier name.
You know he was calling Mike Church a "neo-confederate" for not jumping on the bandwagon.
Mark Levin had 2 candidates on his GOP Primary ballot in Virginia. Romney and Ron Paul. He chose Romney.
He'd rather vote for an east coast progressive, gun-hating, unreliable, flip-flopping, socialist piece of trash... than support the most constitutional candidate we've seen in generations.
All Primary season, if someone called to talk about Ron Paul he would freak out, call them names, and hang up on them. What a sad joke that the guy who writes a book called "Liberty and Tyranny" despises every mention of Ron Paul.
I've heard him verbally support the Patriot Act and federal prohibition, and he loves global war. You see, big, expensive, unconstitutional government isn't so bad if it makes him feel cozy and secure. He's a mass manipulator of conservatives to bring them to the neo-con ideology, and keeping them under the Establishment's thumb when it counts.
You're not. His version is pro-Republican if it isn't absolutely anti-Republican in every sense.
That's quite a statement unless you're married to him or have served as his shrink in the recent past.
LOL, I don't ignore it. I see it for what it is. One guy's opinions who, in the face of 3 equally distasteful options, decides to pick the one that has the greatest possible results with the least negative results.
Doesn't make him a shill. Doesn't make him a poser. Doesn't make him anything but someone who prioritizes the options and their consequences/likelihood different than you.
Lots of talk of personal freedom but woe to the individual who doesn't do/say what you want, huh?
+100If Levin and the other talking heads had been pounding on desks, screaming the same message 3 or even two years ago, the RNC might have looked elsewhere. Instead, we got it for a little bit the same after McCain lost and back business.
Their talking points are so synchronized it is amazing. I listened to the Establishment pundits heavily during the GOP Primary. They simultaneously went from utter silence on Ron Paul, to rabid attacks, and then back to silence once the threat was neutralized.Ever listen to them one after another? They pass talking points around just as the MSM does. It's a machine, it's business, it's money, then politics in that order IMHO.
Umm, isn't part of exercising your freedom being responsible for what you do? Or are we only truly supporters of personal freedom if we also support 100% of how everyone exercises their freedom? I saw no one here suggest Levin be arrested or otherwise have his rights removed.
I'm not saying you have to, but you might want to consider finding a different straw man.
If Levin and the other talking heads had been pounding on desks, screaming the same message 3 or even two years ago, the RNC might have looked elsewhere.
Instead, we got it for a little bit the same after McCain lost and back business.
And yet, he sent the last 4 months propping up Romney, spinning like a top, just like the rest of them.
I read it twice, where did she say anything about arrests or removing rights?
edporch said:If you listened to Levin for the entire election cycle, he was not a Romney supporter.
BUT he said that ALL ALONG in the end, when the nominee was chosen, he would support them as the ONLY realistic chance to win the election.
I don't call that spinning, but instead a valid strategy that reasonable people can differ as to whether it's the best or not.
I personally voted for Gary Johnson, knowing that Obama would lose to Romney in INDIANA.
I can only listen on and off, due to work schedules and yes, he was NOT a Romney supporter in the beginning. So I'll revise my statement a bit.
Maybe he wasn't spinning for Romney, maybe just for the RNC. But spinning it was, either that or his latest rant is spin. One is, but which one?
He rails on the RNC for putting up a weak candidate, offers all the negatives etc.
I believe this what he stands for, so what happened the last 2 or 3 years?
I've been listening to Rush for nearly 15 years, Levin less, about 5, Garrison about 10. They roll with what the RNC puts up because it keeps their audience. With no audience, the networks won't keep them on. If the networks don't keep them on, no advertising. No syndication, no $$$. As Rush says.....Follow the money. ;-)
That is what disgusts me, and that's why I said earlier "It's a machine, it's business, it's money, then politics, in that order.
I like these guys, listen to them As often I can, but I realize that they are entertainers first. They do what they have to do to stay in business, and if that means play footsie with the RNC because that's their base, that's what happens.
I prefer Dennis miller
He's been thrashing the Repub establishment for the last 4 years. I listen religiously every day and can assure you he is not under the RNC desks. Iagree with him that as bad as the Repub establishment is they are better than the likes of Reid, Pelosi et al. Just my 2 cents.