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How stupid can you get?

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WASHINGTON — Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, set off an intense backlash on Tuesday when he suggested that President Bashar al-Assad of Syria was worse than Hitler and said incorrectly that Hitler had not used chemical weapons during World War II or against his own people.

Mr. Spicer was attempting to lend gravity to the actions of Mr. Assad, who United States officials believe used sarin gas, a lethal chemical weapon, in an attack on a rebel-held area of Idlib Province last week that killed dozens

Hitler?! What kind of blithering idiot brings up Hitler?! That's PR 101!

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Why would we expect anything different from this administration. Bannon's Breitbart has actively solicited Holocaust deniers to join its cause, other policy advisors like Joseph Schmitz are known anti-Semitic sympathizers, the White House official statements on Holocaust Remembrance Day, a statement defended by Priebus.

And as we all know, this and the other military provocations currently under way, are really just a typical Republican ploy to distract from their horrific domestic policies -- let's do war and rally the "patriots" behind the struggling administration.

 

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First guess is that Spicer is in over his head. That's the most likely answer. 

Or... he could have overtly trying to  ' dis 'Hitler, there by undercutting the claims that Trump is Nazi friendly, while also slying insulting Putin, who supports Assad. 

Either way, Spicer was clearly off his game. This is being over blown, of course, but the inartful and frankly amateur way in which he " apologized " was less than stellar, imo. 

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58 minutes ago, AURex said:

Bannon's Breitbart has actively solicited Holocaust deniers to join its cause, other policy advisors like Joseph Schmitz are known anti-Semitic sympathizers, the White House official statements on Holocaust Remembrance Day, a statement defended by Priebus.

That's flat out absurd. I think you're confusing fantasy for fact. Yes, Bannon has said that Breitbart has given some of the Alt-Right a forum to speak , but that isn't by any stretch the same as condoning Holocaust deniers.  David Hororwitz supports Bannon , and vouches that he's no anti-Semite. 

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Yep ..time for Spicer to go.....when you have to come back and explain what you meant over and over as a Press Secretary.....you are definitely in the wrong job. 

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This administration is an open forum of what we got in private from the last two. Lmao!

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He's incompetent, but the dude has one of the hardest jobs in the world. Who could face the press every day and make sense of this administration? But today he managed to even take the heat off United.

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12 hours ago, AURaptor said:

First guess is that Spicer is in over his head. That's the most likely answer. 

Or... he could have overtly trying to  ' dis 'Hitler, there by undercutting the claims that Trump is Nazi friendly, while also slying insulting Putin, who supports Assad. 

Either way, Spicer was clearly off his game. This is being over blown, of course, but the inartful and frankly amateur way in which he " apologized " was less than stellar, imo. 

I tend to think it's a combination of "in over his head" and "given the impossible task of explaining idiotic statements and actions from this administration."

His job is monumentally harder than anything the press secretaries for Obama, W., Clinton, Bush or Reagan had to do.  And to make matters worse, he's wholly inadequate to the task.

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22 minutes ago, TitanTiger said:

I tend to think it's a combination of "in over his head" and "given the impossible task of explaining idiotic statements and actions from this administration."

His job is monumentally harder than anything the press secretaries for Obama, W., Clinton, Bush or Reagan had to do.  And to make matters worse, he's wholly inadequate to the task.

Agree but he gave a no excuse apology and I was impressed with it. But between he and Ben Carson the administration is woefully inadequate in history. It will only get worse. 

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13 hours ago, TexasTiger said:

He's incompetent, but the dude has one of the hardest jobs in the world. Who could face the press every day and make sense of this administration? But today he managed to even take the heat off United.

The State of Alabama helped as well. LOL

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33 minutes ago, SaltyTiger said:

Never watch unless a skit on Youtube but I would think SNL writers love Spicer. Makes their job easy

Enjoy :)

 

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19 hours ago, AURaptor said:

That's flat out absurd. I think you're confusing fantasy for fact. Yes, Bannon has said that Breitbart has given some of the Alt-Right a forum to speak , but that isn't by any stretch the same as condoning Holocaust deniers.  David Hororwitz supports Bannon , and vouches that he's no anti-Semite. 

Horowitz! - hahahaha - now there is a voice of unbiased insight. hahaha  The anti-Semites, white racists, neo-Nazis, radical Christians, and other fanatic fringe elements just *love* these guys. And for good reason.

 

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Just now, AURex said:

Horowitz! - hahahaha - now there is a voice of unbiased insight. hahaha  The anti-Semites, white racists, neo-Nazis, radical Christians, and other fanatic fringe elements just *love* these guys. And for good reason.

Raptor has had an unfortunate accident and won't be responding to you any time soon.

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48 minutes ago, Bigbens42 said:

Meh. I gave up on Dershowitz years ago. 

:rolleyes:

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4 minutes ago, AUFAN78 said:

:rolleyes:

Hey, it was fine until everyone that spoke out against Israeli policy was an anti-Semite, torture was OK and bombing the Doctors Without Borders hospital was justifiable. Before that, he was just another moron. 

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6 minutes ago, Bigbens42 said:

Hey, it was fine until everyone that spoke out against Israeli policy was an anti-Semite, torture was OK and bombing the Doctors Without Borders hospital was justifiable. Before that, he was just another moron. 

Yeah Ben, sounds like a moron to me.

Alan Morton Dershowitz (born September 1, 1938) is an American lawyer, jurist, and author. He is a prominent scholar on United States constitutional law and criminal law,[1][2] and a leading defender of civil liberties.[1][3] He spent most of his career at Harvard Law School where in 1967, at the age of 28, he became the youngest full professor of law in its history. He held the Felix Frankfurter professorship there from 1993[4] until his retirement in December 2013.[5] He is now a regular CNN contributor and political analyst.

Dershowitz has been involved in several legal cases and is a commentator on the Arab–Israeli conflict.[6] As a criminal appellate lawyer, he has won 13 of the 15 murder and attempted murder cases he has handled........

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15 minutes ago, AUFAN78 said:

Yeah Ben, sounds like a moron to me.

Alan Morton Dershowitz (born September 1, 1938) is an American lawyer, jurist, and author. He is a prominent scholar on United States constitutional law and criminal law,[1][2] and a leading defender of civil liberties.[1][3] He spent most of his career at Harvard Law School where in 1967, at the age of 28, he became the youngest full professor of law in its history. He held the Felix Frankfurter professorship there from 1993[4] until his retirement in December 2013.[5] He is now a regular CNN contributor and political analyst.

Dershowitz has been involved in several legal cases and is a commentator on the Arab–Israeli conflict.[6] As a criminal appellate lawyer, he has won 13 of the 15 murder and attempted murder cases he has handled........

He is.

Dershowitz, the "civil liberties lawyer," has the gall to not only argue in favor of legalizing torture, he also outright lies about Israel's use of it, which they freely admit to.

Dershowitz, the "civil liberties lawyer," also fully supported the NSA's data collection and outright attacked Greenwald and and Snowden. Greenwald because he simply suggested everyone accused of a crime was entitled to a fair trial. 

This is the "great legal mind" you want to hang your hat on? LOL. He might have been a great procedural attorney, but he is an utter failure as a pundit. **** him. 

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5 minutes ago, Bigbens42 said:

He is.

Dershowitz, the "civil liberties lawyer," has the gall to not only argue in favor of legalizing it, he also outright lies about Israel's use of it, which they freely admit to. 

Dershowitz, the "civil liberties lawyer," also fully supported the NSA's data collection and outright attacked Greenwald and and Snowden. Greenwald because he simply suggested everyone accused of a crime was entitled to a fair trial. 

This is the "great legal mind" you want to hang your hat on? LOL. He might have been a great procedural attorney, but he is an utter failure as a pundit. **** him. 

He is without question a great legal mind. That doesn't make him infallible. And his commentary regarding the Spicer outrage being nothing more than political is spot on. 

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6 minutes ago, AUFAN78 said:

He is without question a great legal mind. That doesn't make him infallible.

At at this point I simply think he's some sort of savant. Either that or he's gone insane. His inanity of his political commentaty boggles the mind, and I can't believe CNN actually pays him to spout gibberish. 

6 minutes ago, AUFAN78 said:

And his commentary regarding the Spicer outrage being nothing more than political is spot on. 

Debatable. "Worse than Hitler" is a tried and true tactic. Has been for years. (See Hussein, Sadam)

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14 hours ago, AUFAN78 said:

He is without question a great legal mind. That doesn't make him infallible. And his commentary regarding the Spicer outrage being nothing more than political is spot on. 

"Spicer outrage"? :-\

He said something really stupid, then made it worse. He's simply paying the price for it.  

It will fade away.

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