Sen. Lindsey Graham: Glenn Beck "Doesn't Represent the Republican Party"; James Carville: "I Think Glenn Beck Is Nuts" (Video)

After Sen. Lindsey Graham says Glenn Beck "doesn't represent the Republican party" and "not the political analysis I buy into," CNN's James Carville lays into the Fox News host:

"I think he's nuts... Just out and out nuts. And I also think that he's a blatant hypocrite. Here's somebody that sits on his show and weeping about how much he loves America... and then, he's absolutely giddy when his country doesn't get the Olympics."

"He wouldn't know the difference between a football bat and a hockey court," Carville adds.

First, to Sen. Graham: Glenn Beck is not a Republican and no, he does not represent the GOP. Beck represents average Americans and the issues that affect everyday people. Second, Beck has done more in a few months to awaken America to the evils of Obama than Graham has in years in Congress!

Carville to Obama: "Stop Giving Consideration to 'Right Wing Nutjobs'" (Video)

What consideration? I guess Carville missed John Boehner's mention that Obama has not invited any Republicans to the healthcare table since April.

Remember, if you disagree with Obama and the Left, you are one of us "right-wing nut jobs".

Oh James...

Let's Get Ready To Rumble! Karl Rove vs. James Carville (Video)

The interview is part of Charlie Rose's travelling Speaker Series.

"Speaker Series: The Minds That Move The World," a timely and important series of events that will provide attendees with a unique framework for understanding America's current political landscape and place in world politics, through the insights of some of the most prominent political figures of our time. In light of the new political environment that faces our nation, the "Speaker Series: The Minds That Move The World" will undoubtedly generate heated discussion as the best political minds of our day examine the most talked about topics surrounding current events

Heavyweight Bout! Ann Coulter Vs. James Carville Regarding Sonia Sotomayor And Racism (Video)

Coulter On Sotomayor: Clarence Thomas & Miguel Estrada's Backgrounds Didn't Impress Democrats

Here's the deal. All around the media and the blogosphere, Republicans are being warned not to challenge Sotomayor's nomination simply because it would be construed as the GOP being racist and sexist.

Referring to Thomas and Estrada, Coulter makes the case that attacking minorities didn't hurt Democrats vis a vis the voting populous.

I would not go as far as to call Sotomayor a racist, but her "race" comments make it fair game to challenge her. Not based on race, but simply based on her qualifications and judicial philosophy.

But therein lies the proverbial rub; another fine example of the double standard of Liberals. The media will in fact throw out the race card when Republicans challenge Sotomayor, whereas no mention was made when Liberals challenged Thomas, Estrada or Alberto Gonzales.

James Carville: "Sen. Specter Is Least Reliable Democrat" (Video)

"Least reliable Democrat?" That's odd considering he wasn't a particularly reliable Republican. One could conclude that maybe Specter is simply not a very reliable Senator!

ConservativeXpress encourages you to donate to Pat Toomey's Senate campaign to help send Specter out to pasture where he belongs!

Carville gives Specter "credit" for becoming a Democrat just to win an election; sounds just about right for a Liberal to win an election at any cost.



From Huffington Post:

In a separate interview with the Huffington Post, Democratic strategist James Carville was equally sour on Specter's recent party switch, calling the defection a potential "major event in terms of how the Senate conducts its business," but "a relatively minor event in political history."

"[Specter] was the least reliable Republican. So he will just switch to become the least reliable Democrat," said the longtime Clinton confidant and author of the upcoming book, "40 More Years: How the Democrats Will Rule the Next Generation." "I wouldn't try to make much more out of it than the political survivor comes up with one more act in a long running play of political survival... The one thing I will give him is I will give him some points for candor for being so upfront about [his switch]."

"I'm not sure this is going to have a great ending," added Carville, who has worked extensively in Pennsylvania politics. "He could get primaried, you know... If [Rep. Joe] Sestak runs, [Specter] will have to fight."