Nancy Pfotenhauer Gets Her Punishing the Rich Talking Point Shot Down

Via Heather.

Delusional

Nancy Pfotenlips is on MSNBC now and just said, "We contacted over 5 million voters over the weekend and the campaign offices are overflowing, people having to sit outside to do phonebanking." (paraphrased)

Important word- "weekend". Obama's been doing it for over a year.

Chris Matthews On A Rampage Over Palin And The VP Powers

He's not letting it go.

N. Carolina Republican Congressman admits saying, 'Liberals hate real Americans'

By GottaLaff

McCarthyism is alive and well, thanks to IWRC* Palin, Gramm-pa McCain, Michele Bachmann, Nancy Pfotenhauer, and now Rep. Robin Hayes:

A North Carolina congressman locked in a tight re-election race admitted Tuesday to recently telling a crowd of John McCain supporters that "liberals hate real Americans," the latest in a string of comments from Republicans that appear to question Democrats' patriotism.

Rep. Robin Hayes, a five-term Republican who has been heavily targeted by Democrats this election cycle, first denied making the remarks, but conceded Monday afternoon that he was accurately quoted.

"After reading it, there is no doubt that it came out completely the wrong way," Hayes said. “I actually was trying to work to keep the crowd as respectful as possible, so this is definitely not what I intended."

Excuse me this once, will you? Thanks: Bulls**t.

As first reported by the New York Observer, Hayes said, "Liberals hate real Americans that work and achieve and believe in God." [...]

Hayes' comments echo those of other Republicans in recent days that have drawn fire from Democratic circles. Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann said late last week she's concerned Barack Obama “may have anti-American views,” and suggested other liberal members of Congress also may be anti-American. [...]

Republican VP nominee Sarah Palin also drew fire from Democrats earlier this week when she suggested at a recent GOP fundraiser that she only likes to travel to "Pro-America parts of this great nation." [...]

In an interview with CNN Thursday, Palin apologized if her comments were interpreted to mean some areas of the country are more patriotic than others.

"I don't want that misunderstood," Palin said. "If that's the way it came across, I apologize."

Excuse me again, won't you? Thanks: Bulls**t.

McCain spokeswoman Nancy Pfotenhauer also turned heads when she said over the weekend that Northern Virginia, did not represent 'real Virginia' because of the influx of Democrats to the region in recent years.

Bachmann and Pftotenhauer haven't apologized.

Excuse me once again, if you would? Thanks: To quote Jon Stewart, "Pf*** you."

*"In What Respect, Charlie?"

VIDEO-- Gramm-pa McCain advisor: ‘Real Virginia’ doesn't include Northern Virginia

By GottaLaff

Just keep digging yourself into that hole, Nance:

On MSNBC this morning, McCain adviser Nancy Pfotenhauer asserted that “real Virginia” does not include Northern Virginia:

I certainly agree that Northern Virginia has gone more Democratic. … But the rest of the state — real Virginia if you will — I think will be very responsive to Senator McCain’s message.

So, if Grammps isn't winning over a certain segment of the population, they don't exist. Way to win voters, Nance.

The MSNBC anchor tries to give her some rope, but she just uses it to hang herself. As he said, "Hey Nancy, I'm gonna give you a chance to climb back off that ledge." Hole, rope, ledge, it doesn't matter which method she used. She blew it. FYI:

The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports:

An early October Times-Dispatch poll by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research Inc. showed voters in Southwest Virginia preferred McCain to Obama, 54 percent to 39 percent, with 7 percent undecided. Statewide, recent polls have shown Obama running anywhere from statistically even with McCain to 10 points ahead.

By the way, "real voters" won't vote for Gramm-pa.

McCain adviser: Public financing dilemma like being POW

By GottaLaff

McCain campaign adviser Nancy Pfotenhauer equates the situation of a candidate locked into public financing with that of a prisoner of war facing possible torture. :

"...John McCain, who wouldn’t take the easy way out, even when his life was on the line as a prisoner of war and he was offered early release and special treatment and he refused to take it because that wasn’t the right thing to do.”

Tell that to all those P.O.W.s and their families. They'll confirm that taking $85 million and being tortured are interchangeable.

What a wonderful spokesperson Ms. Pfotenhauer is.