Showing posts with label Juan WIlliams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juan WIlliams. Show all posts

Monday, July 13, 2015

Hillary Clinton: Why her worst enemy is not a Republican

Photo by: Dennis Van Tine/STAR MAX/IPx
6/13/15
Hillary Clinton campaigns at Roosevelt Island.
(NYC)
Photo by: Dennis Van Tine/STAR MAX/IPx 6/13/15 Hillary Clinton campaigns at Roosevelt Island. (NYC)
When Bill Clinton was asked about foreign contributions to the Clinton Foundation while Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State, the former president told the Today Show: “All I’m saying is the idea that there’s one set of rules for us and another set for everybody else is true.”
One set of rules for the Clintons and one set for everyone else.
Is the former president saying a double standard is being used to hurt the Clintons?
Just one problem – it always seems like the Clintons are the ones who are insisting on this double standard to rationalize their own indiscretions. Other foundations take money from foreign donors but they are not intimately tied to the current secretary of state. Big difference!
It always seems like the Clintons are the ones who are insisting on this double standard to rationalize their own indiscretions. Other foundations take money from foreign donors but they are not intimately tied to the current secretary of state. Big difference!
Last week, more of Hillary Clinton’s emails from her time as Secretary of State were released.
While I don’t see any “Smoking Gun” that many Republicans dream to find – and certainly nothing about Benghazi, which started this fishing expedition - I do see a mountain of evidence that Secretary Clinton is an entitled soul who plays by her own rules.
Earlier this year when The Wall Street Journal reported on the questionable donations to the Clinton Foundation during Mrs. Clinton’s tenure at the State Department the whole enterprise looked like old-fashioned influence peddling.

Monday, October 28, 2013

Chris Wallace and Brit Hume Skewer Juan Williams As He Defends Millions of Obamacare-Cancelled Individual Health Plans

On Tuesday's Fox News Special report, contributor Juan Williams lamely tried to excuse away the mind-boggling incompetence of the HealthCare.gov rollout by claiming that "massive opposition (to Obamacare) from the Republicans" caused fearful system architects to "roll it out and see how it works for now."
Juan's haughty huffiness was so absurd that the Fox News panel was caught slack-jawed and barely challenged him. That's not what happened Sunday morning on Chris Wallace's Fox News Sunday broadcast when Williams tried to claim that millions of people losing their individual health care coverage are going to be better off with Obamacare policies (video and transscript follow the jump; bolds are mine; HT to Mediaite via Twitchy):

Relevant portion of transcript (with minor corrections):
CHRIS WALLACE: And let's put up again those statistics. Just in case you didn't see them, because they are quite remarkable about the people who are losing health insurance, not gaining it. Florida Blue terminating 300,000 policies because they don't meet the new ObamaCare standards. Kaiser Permanente in California, 160,000 cancelling. These are people who had health insurance in the individual market, who were happy with it, and they're being kicked off, because the new -- under the new ObamaCare mandates, that doesn't meet it. And to pick up on what George (Will) said, the House Speaker Boehner said, more people could actually lose health insurance in the month of October than sign up for it.
JUAN WILLIAMS, FOX NEWS POLITICAL ANALYST: You know, I get this sense, that people -- on the Republican side are enjoying this moment. But this is empty rhetoric. When you speak to the insurance executives in Florida, in California, they say they're canceling those policies, Chris, because ObamaCare has requirements -- Ten categories or mandates for levels of coverage. The current policies don't meet them, so they have to cancel them, but they're extending, they're extending offers to the very people who are losing them for better packages at lower costs with more benefits.
WALLACE: No, no, that's not true. It is not.
Via: Newsbusters

Monday, October 14, 2013

Dana Perino to Juan Williams: ‘Liberals Live in Biggest Media Bubble in History of the Universe’

On Fox News Sunday, Former George W Bush White House Press Secretary Dana Perino rebutted Fox contributor Juan Williams’ accusation that Republicans live in an ideological echo chamber by accusing Democrats of living in the “biggest mainstream media bubble every created in the history of the universe.”
Perino had argued that the conservative strategy that resulted in the government shutdown had been worthwhile, as it had “shaken upo the status quo.”
That was a bit much for Williams. “I don’t think shaking up the status quo is the goal here,” he said. “The problem is that you get people into office who say, when I’m talking to them, they say ‘I was elected to fight Obamacare, I was sent to Washington to shake up the status quo.’ And I think: you were sent to Washington to govern, to represent the interests of the American people, not some small sector.”
“Right now in the Republican Party, the base of the party is in the south, overwhelmly white, and very, very, very conservative,” Williams continued. “And all they do is live in a very small bubble, including a media bubble, and talk to each other, and they are confirmed.”
“And you don’t think that’s true of Democrats?” Wallace asked.
Perino backed him up. “The Democrats and the liberals live in the biggest mainstream media bubble every created in the history of the universe,” she said. “If you look at Republicans across many of the states, governorsor state legislators, Republicans are actually doing really good work, just nationally they’re taking a hit on their reputation.”
Watch the full clip below, via Fox News:

Friday, September 13, 2013

HOT DEBATE: Juan Williams and Michelle Malkin Battle Over Obama’s Handling of Syria

Malkin Fights Juan Williams on Hannity Over Syria: ‘Rodeo Clown’ Obama Completely ‘Incompetent’

By Josh Feldman, Mediaite.com

Michelle Malkin got into a shouting match with Juan Williams on Sean Hannity‘s show over Syria and President Obama‘s handling of the situation. Williams was astounded at the sudden isolationist turn both Hannity and Malkin have taken, while Malkin slammed Obama as an “incompetent” “rodeo clown.”


Hannity confronted Williams about the supposedly moderate rebel forces in Syria. Malkin drew attention to the people being attacked by the rebels, while Williams argued it’s hard to control who people will elect when you get involved in their affairs. Hannity cried, “Then stay out of it!” Williams asked, “You’re an isolationist all of a sudden?”

Malkin shot back, “It’s called patriotism.” She said that beyond the “moral muddle” of helping enemies of America, the majority of Americans doubt that the “rodeo clown in the White House” know “what the hell they’re doing,” calling the Obama team “incompetent.” Williams told Malkin, “Because of your hatred of Obama, you’re turning your back on America!”

Via: Fox News

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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Juan Williams: 50 Years Later, King Is Alive, Waking from His Dream

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Juan Williams Calls Out 'Corrupted' Civil Rights Leaders: 'They're Happy to Take the Money and Shut Up'


FOX NEWS INSIDER - Juan Williams praised Bill O’Reilly’s Talking Points Memo on Monday night’s Factor. The memo focused on how America has progressed since Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his infamous “I Have A Dream” speech 50 years ago and where the nation needs to go from here.

Williams said the tradition of Dr. King is to stand up and act against bad schools, rap culture and the breakdown of the traditional family.

“The civil rights challenge of this generation is education,” Williams said. “Dr. King would never allow anybody to buy his silence, to buy him off.”

He charged that unions are paying off civil rights leaders like Reverend Al Sharpton so that they will not support charter schools and education vouchers. “Poor people need better schools and you can’t make excuses at the cost of our children and our children’s future.”
Via: Fox News Insider

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