Flackcheck: Sunday hosts tell Simple Rick they no longer take him serously

Uploaded by FlackCheck on Apr 6, 2012

Uploaded by FlackCheck on Apr 6, 2012

http://www.flackcheck.com - A message from FlackCheck.org to presidential candidates: if you appear on a Sunday news show and are asked questions such as those we feature in this video, we think the host is trying to tell you something. But Sunday show hosts, what's the message these questions send to voters?

It not only simple Rick, but the Newster still hasn't "suspended his campaign either." Newt's campaign is more than $ 4million in debt and he didn't even register in the last National Gallup poll that rated the GOP candidates. 

Santorum is a religious wing nut who thinks America just needs old time religion to fix our ills. 

He has little appeal among independents and most Democrats would like to tar and feather this dumb ass!

OK, excuse our French , but this slate of GOP candidates is the most pathetic we can ever remember.  

We expect the GOP to get thrashed in November and it will be well deserved. We doubt if the Super PACS will be able to save the GOP. 

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What do these advertisers have in common?

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More than 140 companies have pulled their ads from Rush Limbaugh's radio show. 

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Carrie Prejean is still a dumb twit

Rightardia saw Carrie Prejean on NBC this morning when she was interviewed by Meridith Viera. Prejean tried to deny a masturbation video she made at age 17 was  a sex tape. She then starting spouting about freedumb of speech which is largely irrelivant in a beauty pageant.

Prejean was canned by the Miss California pageant because of contract violations. Donald Trump overlooked her  numerous transgressions the first time, but warned her she would be fired if he inappropriate behavior continued.

After she was eventually fired for failing to show up for scheduled events, she sued the Miss California Pageant who paid for her boob job. Because of the sex tape, she walked away with nothing and refused to discuss her lawsuit on NBC today. 

Carrie Prejean should have been fired the first time around by  The Donald. Prejrean is simply an unprofessional twit who should have known better.

Prejean was on  NBC to hype her pointless book on her failed career that Rightardia won't take the time to even mention. NewsMax will probably bulk buy up most of the issues to raise the book's  circulation and sell the PreJean book for $2.99. The last time Rightardia looked, NewsMax was selling the Sarah Palin book "Going Rouge" for $4.97.

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Bite me righty: 77 Percent Support "Choice" Of Public Option

More than three out of every four Americans feel it is important to have a "choice" between a government-run health care insurance option and private coverage, according to a public opinion poll released on Thursday.

A new study by SurveyUSA puts support for a public option at a robust 77 percent, one percentage point higher than where it stood in June.

But the numbers tell another story, as well.

Earlier in the week, after pollsters for NBC dropped the word "choice" from their question on a public option, they found that only 43 percent of the public were in favor of "creating a public health care plan administered by the federal government that would compete directly with private health insurance companies."

Opponents of the president's agenda jumped on the findings as evidence that backing for the public option was dropping. Proponents responded by arguing that NBC's tinkering with the language of the question (which it had also done in its July survey) had contributed to the drop in favorability for a public plan.

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