Jose Diaz-Balart on Msnbc is amazing!
If you have msnbc, he is worth watching. (He's on following the Daily Rundown).
He does not take crap from these Congress critters.
Just had Ron Johnson (WI) who was trying to blame Isis on Obama and Jose' would NOT hear of it!
Johnson - Obama has been asleep at the wheel.
Jose' - that's not true. Obama has been bombing the hell out of them.
Johnson - blah blah blah it's Obama's fault.
Jose' - IF we didn't invade Iraq in the first place, would any of this be happening?
Johnson - It's Clinton's fault.
Jose' - So you still didn't tell me if you are going to vote for putting boots on the ground in Syria and whose side are you going to be on? Assad's or Isis?
Johnson - mumble mumble mumble.
Not to mention his support for blue collar workers and Immigration. And his willingness to go after this administration when they deserve it.
Hoping there is a clip later of his interview with Johnson.
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He's amazing! He's what all American journalists should aspire to be like: unbiased and just getting the facts.
And, oh yes, he goes after this Administration when they're wrong. This is healthy in order to inform the American people and to keep the checks and balances as our once defunct 4th Estate was supposed to do. Diaz-Balart is a good journalist who doesn't allow politicians to pontificate their lies and propaganda endlessly without challenging them and correcting them.
Just as if eight years of the corrupt and evil BushCo Regime was an eye blink.
They expect everyone to be just as delusional as they are themselves.
Iraq.
Never mind that Clinton's security team TRIED to warn the incoming administration and were ignored.
Never mind that when Clinton did want to go after OBL the msm called it Wag the Dog.
They still try and blame Clinton but we are not *allowed* to blame Bush for anything because that was so long ago 
On more than one occasion I've seen them blame Jimmy Carter
for the mess Shit-for-Brains made of the economy.
Is that a stretch or what?
Just don't blame Dubya! 
