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Barnes Defends Gramm: Americans Are ‘Whining All the Way'

thinkprogress.org — “All-Star” and Weekly Standard executive editor Fred Barnes wholeheartedly endorsed Gramm’s assessment, saying he was giving “straight talk” and that “America has become a nation of whiners.” But Barnes took Gramm one step further, acknowledging the economy is “weak,” but that Americans are “whining all the way through it'

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  • rearlgrant, on 07/11/2008, -1/+5There is classic rule in politics that the current generation of politicos like to ignore.

    When your opposition is shooting itself in the foot, don't bring attention to yourself.... Let Fox news broadcast Barnes, et. al., repeat this defense ad nauseum. Their audience will face cognitive dissonance -- this is a good thing.
  • BloggerRadio, on 07/12/2008, -0/+1Fox? Thank goodness someone watches Fox so they can report the goings-on to the rest of us … I wouldn’t watch that group of whack-jobs if it was the only broadcast still in existence.

    When we finally storm the Bastille, let’s see if any of these old-rich-bois (McCain, Gramm & Fred Barnes) whine when they’re bent-over and receiving their just-deserts.

    WE-THE-PEOPLE have been bent-over for 8 years now … let’s test to compare how long it’ll take one of those rich, NeoCon, girlie-men to start whining.

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