[masterso]

After going table to table shaking hands with mostly high school students from Massachusetts –unable to vote in the Granite state - he squeezed through the crush of reporters to the other side of the diner where there were a fair number of New Hampshire voters.

Paul, the Texas congressman, was supposed to sit down and eat breakfast.

But he stopped working the room and instead walked out and got in his car after less than 15 minutes of glad handing.

As he stood outside, pinned against his car doing a television interview, one angry New Hampshire voter came out to find him.

Karen Heller tried unsuccessfully to get close to Paul and ask him to come back in, saying she had brought her 90-year-old mother to meet him.

An angry Heller told reporters the Paul campaign promised he would shake everyone's hand, and was quite upset he left so abruptly.

Heller, an independent who voted for President Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary four years ago, told CNN afterward she was leaning toward Paul but is now unlikely to vote for him.

"If I met him, looked him in the eye and liked him he would have gotten my vote tomorrow and instead I'm turned off," Heller said.

Paul seemed quite overwhelmed by the media madness around him - and with the grip and grin generally required of candidates. His aides insist he spent a year shaking hands and meeting voters at diners like this, just without the throngs of reporters and cameras.

Heller –a classic New Hampshire voter– said if Paul wants to campaign here he's got to deal with it and work through it "like all the other candidates."

Despite the ruckus, several New Hampshire voters at Moe and Joes said they are going to support Paul.

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...unds-ron-paul/

[Gosxjqum]

Heller, an independent who voted for President Barack Obama in the New Hampshire primary four years ago, told CNN afterward she was leaning toward Paul but is now unlikely to vote for him.

"If I met him, looked him in the eye and liked him he would have gotten my vote tomorrow and instead I'm turned off," Heller said. Way to do it, forget about what the candidate stands for, just vote for the one shaking hands and looks you in the eye most agreeably, worked out fine last time...

[Quaganoca]

Way to do it, forget about what the candidate stands for, just vote for the one shaking hands and looks you in the eye most agreeably, worked out fine last time...

next thing you know, Americans will be electing stand-up comics to the Senate.

[VUzgOhgv]

next thing you know, Americans will be electing stand-up comics to the Senate.

Or full blown Communists to the Senate before they ascend to be a (pretend) President.

[bactrimtab]

Dana Ruth Schwartz = Dana Bash

Bash is the daughter of Stu Schwartz, an ABC News producer who is currently the senior broadcast producer of ABC News, based at Good Morning America. Her mother, Frances Weinman Schwartz, is an educator in Jewish studies and author of the book, Passage to Pesach, and co-author with Rabbi Eugene Borowitz of two books, Jewish Moral Virtues, and A Touch of the Sacred. Bash's brother, David Schwartz, is a New York City-based producer of video news and video public relations, who recently began his own company, DMS Productions.


On May 25, 2008, she married fellow CNN correspondent John King, who converted to Judaism prior to marrying[3] her. It is her second marriage, having previously been married to Jeremy Bash

[suiviouse]

Jeremy B. Bash is the Chief of Staff to Leon Panetta, the Secretary of Defense. He was given the position in July 2011, at the same time as Panetta.[1] He previously held the same position (to the same person) at the Central Intelligence Agency.[2]

[carinsurancess]

Jeremy B. Bash is the Chief of Staff to Leon Panetta, the Secretary of Defense. He was given the position in July 2011, at the same time as Panetta.[1] He previously held the same position (to the same person) at the Central Intelligence Agency.[2]

It really is a small world, huh? lol

[TOOGUEITEME]

Jeremy B. Bash is the Chief of Staff to Leon Panetta, the Secretary of Defense. He was given the position in July 2011, at the same time as Panetta.[1] He previously held the same position (to the same person) at the Central Intelligence Agency.[2]

Interesting biography:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Bash

[edit]Biography

A native of Arlington, Virginia, Bash graduated from the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School before attending Georgetown University, where he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, served as the Editor-in-Chief of the student newspaper, The Hoya, and graduated Magna Cum Laude.
In 1998, Bash graduated with honors from Harvard Law School,[3] where he served as an editor of the Harvard Law Review. Following his graduation, he clerked for the Honorable Leonie Brinkema, U.S. District Judge in the Eastern District of Virginia.[4] Also in 1998, he
married Dana Bash (and divorced sometime before her second marriage in 2008).[5]
In 2000, Bash served as the National Security Issues Director for the Presidential campaign of Al Gore and Joe Lieberman. In that role, he advised the candidates, their surrogates, and staff on national security policy matters, including the Middle East peace process, counter-terrorism, non-proliferation, missile defense, and trade.

From 2001 to 2004, Bash was in private law practice with the firm O’Melveny & Myers in their Washington, D.C. office. His practice focused on congressional investigations, regulatory matters, and litigation. Bash was admitted to the bars of Virginia, Maryland, DC, the Eastern District of Virginia, and the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.
He is a former term Member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He has spoken at conferences or as part of courses for Harvard Law School, Georgetown Law School, American University, and the National War College.
Bash previously served as Chief Counsel of the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence of the U.S. House of Representatives.[6] In this position, he advised the Committee Chairman and the other 11 members of the committee's majority on policy and oversight matters related to the operations of the nation's 16 intelligence agencies.
The committee authorizes the annual budget for the intelligence community and provides oversight for a wide range of operations, from collection, to analysis, to covert action.

[DadaSeeva]

CNN is attacking Rand too
They send in a mulatto to create racial doubts.

[invasuant]

at least we are all seeing who they are now . then more they f with mr paul , more people will see them for what they are . they cant hide forever they hate this country and it people so bad

[C7JjVczP]

Bump, great clip.

[seawolferr]

Someone created this news?

I would think it happens almost on a regular basis.

[EvonsRorgon]

http://sherriequestioningall.blogspo...ews-video.html

[Dynasty]

Bash the Bash!

http://edition.cnn.com/feedback/show/?s=otheranchors

http://www.revolutionpac.com/2012/01...-of-dana-bash/

[redDoodia]

I noted that everyone was ignoring the fact that Ron Paul supported Mitty on the Bain capital issue. Everyone basically said the other repubs stabbed him (and the repub party) in the back. Last night Piers Morgan interviewed a Paul representative, and he asked why Paul supported Romney. I notice that Piers Morgan seems somewhat enchanted by Ron Paul. Either he really likes him, or he thinks that Paul will help screw up the republican primary and hand Obama a win, not sure.

[AlexanderDrew]

I noted that everyone was ignoring the fact that Ron Paul supported Mitty on the Bain capital issue. Everyone basically said the other repubs stabbed him (and the repub party) in the back. Last night Piers Morgan interviewed a Paul representative, and he asked why Paul supported Romney. I notice that Piers Morgan seems somewhat enchanted by Ron Paul. Either he really likes him, or he thinks that Paul will help screw up the republican primary and hand Obama a win, not sure.

Its going to be an interesting year, if the Fed. R. and their Romney partners can pump up the market enough to pull in the lemmings, remains questionable.

or if it crashes to even Ron Paul could be handed a Repug. win.

[Rategbee]

I noted that everyone was ignoring the fact that Ron Paul supported Mitty on the Bain capital issue. Everyone basically said the other repubs stabbed him (and the repub party) in the back. Last night Piers Morgan interviewed a Paul representative, and he asked why Paul supported Romney. I notice that Piers Morgan seems somewhat enchanted by Ron Paul. Either he really likes him, or he thinks that Paul will help screw up the republican primary and hand Obama a win, not sure.

FYI, Piers is a faggot loving NWO turd-tool.