VIDEO: KANYE INTERRUPTS OBAMA

And you thought it was Joe Wilson who interrupted Obama at the September 9th Joint Session of Congress. Your ears were apparently deceiving you. Pelosi might say your ears weren't balanced. In either case, if you have 15 seconds to kill, this is just the way to do it.



h/t to VERUM SERUM

VIDEO: NAKED EMPEROR EXPOSES OBAMA AGAIN

Further vindication for Representative Joe Wilson (R-SC) here as the Naked Emperor juxtaposes Obama's words at the 9/9/09 Joint Session with the ones that came out of his mouth on 4/3/07, shortly after announcing his intentions to run for POTUS.

Truly amazing: On 9/9/09, he says that "not one dime" will go towards increasing deficits and that savings will be realized within the "existing health care system". Yet, on 4/3/07, he says that transitioning into a new system will cost between $90-$100 Billion per year.

Then, I love how he refers to single-payer (government run health care) as "medicare Plus". Pay attention as he says such a plan would cost a "Huge amount of money".

There's plenty more in this video so watch the whole thing.

As you watch the 2007 clip, take note of the blank stares in the audience. I also found it interesting to see the hands being raised, wanting to ask questions as Obama continued with one of his long and rambling answers.



h/t to BREITBART

VIDEO: JOE WILSON HAS A JAMES CROWLEY MOMENT

After Barack Obama drew national attention to the incident involving his friend Henry Louis Gates (attention that ended up embarassing both he and Gates) by saying police "acted stupidly", Gates demanded an apology from the officer who arrested him.

Officer James Crowley's response? "There will be no apology."

How did Gates react to that? Did he get indignant? Did he point to Crowley's refusal to apologize as further evidence of his racism?

No. He caved by being the first to take President Obama up on the "beer at the White House" request. He realized that the longer things were drawn out, the worse he (Gates) looked.

The same will likely be the case for Representative Joe Wilson (R-SC) who shouted, "You Lie" when president Obama, while addressing a joint session of Congress, said that his health care plan would not cover illegal aliens.

On Sunday, Wilson told Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace that he WOULD NOT cave to Congressional pressure to apologize on the House Floor. His courage is likely due, in part, to over $1 Million in contributions since the incident on July 9th.

CLICK HERE to see the video.

Oh, and here's the video that started it all....



People who want Crowley and Wilson to apologize are simply taking a page out of the Jesse Jackson / Al Sharpton playbook.

Here's a tip for such folks....... People are on to you and have begun calling your bluff.

thanks to RCP for the video.

VIDEO: OBAMA CALLED A LIAR AT JOINT SESSION

Representative Joe Wilson (D-SC) screamed, "You Lie" during Obama's speech to a joint session of congress. The debate about whether the president DID lie seems to have been overshadowed by Wilson's breach of decorum.



The question should be, "Does truth trump decorum?" If so, Wilson should be lauded for telling it. The number of lies Obama has told on health care are challenged only by the number of crises that have been thrust onto the American people since he was inaugurated. A list of the ones told just in his speech is chronicled by DOUG ROSS.

Frankly, there are a lot of Americans demanding to be heard by this president and they are being ignored. What Wilson did was nothing more than provide a megaphone for all of the town hall protesters from his district. If Wilson's actions were approved by the majority of his constituents, he should be commended and not censured.

However, Wilson was chastised by John McCain on Larry King after Obama's speech. This is the same McCain that assured people who attended his town hall prior to the election that they had no reason to be scared of an Obama presidency. It's the same McCain who took offense when a town hall audience this past August booed him when he expressed his support for Obama. It's also the same McCain who lapped up the public praise at last night's speech.

This is why McCain was the wrong choice last November.




h/t to GATEWAY PUNDIT