MSNBC's Melissa Harris Perry Apologizes Foe Dissing Mitt Romney And His Adopted Black Child. Can You Say: Unbridled Hypocrite?! Watch Video.

Watch the teary apology: : update (1/5/14): Mitt Romney accepts apology, but i want to hear from his wife, Anne. Nothing else will suffice for me:

Kentucky's Hypocrisy On Health Reform: Insured Lawmakers Ignore Citizen Need.

Hypocrisy on health reform: Insured lawmakers ignore citizen need
Insured lawmakers ignore citizen need

Two thirds of Kentucky's state legislators get their medical care through the health insurance plan for state employees.

That's 91 of the current 136 members of the General Assembly. (Two seats are vacant.)

The legislature is made up of 72 Democrats, 63 Republicans and one Independent, which means lawmakers of both parties are insuring themselves and their dependents through the taxpayer-supported state health plan.

We bring this up only to say that lawmakers should think twice before denying access to affordable health care to Kentuckians who, unlike themselves, lack the luxury of enrolling in the state plan.

Republican lawmakers in particular should consider whether they're hurling stones at "Obamacare" from glass houses.

The latest sniping erupted last week at a meeting of the Joint Health and Welfare Committee, which was set to hear from two administration officials on the state health insurance exchange.

A component of the Affordable Care Act signed by President Barack Obama in 2010, the exchange will provide a virtual marketplace in which consumers can comparison shop for health insurance and learn about new tax credits for employers and government subsidies to help make coverage more affordable.

The committee was hoping to get answers to questions raised by Republicans which administration officials could not answer at an earlier meeting. Instead, the Republicans introduced a motion condemning Gov. Steve Beshear's use of an executive order to set up Kentucky's exchange.

Republicans didn't even ask for the answers they had sought — or show any interest in more than 600,000 uninsured Kentuckians — before pulling their surprise. This tell us they were more interested in getting grist for campaign ads by forcing a pre-election vote on "Obamacare" than they were in getting answers to their questions, which were good questions.

Rather than walk into the trap, Democrats walked out, depriving the committee of a quorum. The Republicans approved the motion anyway, though it's unclear what effect, if any, a condemnatory motion by a quorum-less interim committee might have.

If there is solid legal ground for contesting Beshear's creation of the exchange, someone will probably file a lawsuit.

Meanwhile, 18 percent of adult Kentuckians under age 65 lack health insurance. Lack of health insurance is one of the reasons life expectancy is decreasing for white Americans who did not finish high school, a category that includes a lot of Kentuckians.

The federal government will run exchanges when states fail to establish them. But several interests, including the state Chamber of Commerce and Kentucky Hospital Association, have said a state-run exchange would be better.

Maybe once the election is past, Republican lawmakers will channel their knowledge and experience into helping solve Kentucky's health care challenges. They are huge and many, including designing a Medicaid expansion and making managed care Medicaid work.

That so many part-time lawmakers who have private-sector jobs rely on state government for their health care reveals how limited affordable options are. Surely, Republicans won't stand in the way of fellow Kentuckians' chances at better health. Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2012/09/26/2350976/hypocrisy-on-health-reform-insured.html#storylink=cpy

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Barney Frank On Acorn: He Calls For An Investigation -- Of The Investigators. HYPOCRITE, I Tell Ya!

Barney Frank on Acorn
He calls for an investigation—of the investigators.

In a letter published nearby, Representative Barney Frank takes us to task for an editorial last week in which we noted his absence from the House's 345-75 vote to defund Acorn, the "community organizing" group that has been caught on video at least five times offering advice on how to evade the authorities while enslaving children as prostitutes. Mr. Frank, whose spokesman tells us he would have voted against the measure (that is, in favor of funding Acorn), has a point. Any implication that he is trying to dodge the matter is mistaken.

Even after the recent revelations, Mr. Frank is a vigorous and unashamed defender of Acorn. Yesterday he and House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers sent a letter to the Congressional Research Service (CRS) requesting a "careful and objective analysis of a number of issues concerning ACORN." (Mr. Conyers voted to defund Acorn but later said he did so "accidentally.")

The investigation that Messrs. Frank and Conyers envision does not, to say the least, sound aggressive. They ask the researchers to get to the bottom of, among other things, "the extent to which ACORN has assisted [the] homeless." With respect to the child-prostitution sting, they ask the CRS to look into "conflicting allegations" about "the propriety of these activities"—by which they mean not the advice Acorn gave on getting away with crimes, but "the federal and state laws that could apply to such videotaping and distribution of conversations without the consent of all parties."

The Democratic duo also ask CRS whether the legislation defunding Acorn "could constitute an unlawful bill of attainder" by singling out the group—as if the refusal to continue providing federal subsidies is tantamount to punishing it for a crime. Such Constitutional scruples were not evident in March, when the pair joined all but six House Democrats (and 85 Republicans) in voting to impose a 90% tax on executives of AIG and other disfavored corporations.

Messrs. Frank and Conyers do ask if Acorn has misused federal funds or engaged in voter fraud—but the CRS is hardly in a position to investigate whether Acorn has committed such crimes. If Messrs. Frank and Conyers were serious about learning the truth, they'd send their letter to the Justice Department, not the Congressional Research Service.

Editor's comment: HYPOCRITES!

If ACORN was a Republican group, these CONgressman will be asking for Justice Department investigation.

HYPOCRITES, I tell ya!!

HYPOCRISY: Thy Name Is Pennsylvania U. S. Senator, Arlen Specter. Watch Video.

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Hypocrisy as its worst.

Add Labels, RADICAL And HYPOCRITE, To Hillary BILLARY CLinton Monikers.

We all knew that Bill and Hillary (BILLARY) Clinton will lie (and do WORSE) things in order to get their way, but you forgot about both oh them being radicals and hypocrites, didn't you?

Well, not anymore!

Another reason NOT to support Mitt Romney: Can you spell H-Y-P-O-C-R-I-T-E?

Days after Mitt Romney "in a holier than thou attitude" accused Rudy Giuliani of operating illegal aliens sanctuary during the GOP YouTube debates, the Boston Globe newspaper exposes Mitt Romney, for still employing illegal aliens at his mansion, which prompted the Hypocritical One to just yesterday fire his illegal alien hired help.

Can you still say and spell H-P-O-C-R-I-T-E? Another reason to pass on Mitt Romney!

Another reason why Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani's campaigns should be "toast".

Read it here and act accordingly.

They are both hypocrites.