MSNBC anchor Lawrence O’Donnell confesses the truth: ‘I am a Socialist’
MSNBC Anchor O’Donnell: “I Am A Socialist. I Live To The Extreme Left Of You Mere Liberals!”
TRUTH!
Let it be voiced from mountains LOUD and STRONG1 — the TRUTH!
O’Donnell: “I don’t pretend that my views which would ban all guns in America, make Medicare available to all in America, have any chance of happening in the Federal government.”
Glory! Glory, is the truth.
Note: this is the first 40 seconds of the video and look at the face on that “poor Progressive liberal” – he’s in shock at the public pronouncement of their ideology.
Morning Joe – Kudos, praise…finally the truth!
Let’s have some more fun – go back to March 8, 2009 as O’Donnell fills in on “The Ed Show”:
O’Donnell: “If you think Socialism is bad, then you are against Medicare. You are against Social Security. Tell your Mother and Father to stop taking those Social Security checks.”
I want to personally thank Larry for his candor and honesty. Socialism is growing and the advocates are in the media, in our local governments and running the White House. They refuse to accept the history of failures and push this Marxist philosophy under a well-packaged, well-marketed campaign slogan of change.
Well, America doesn’t need change or transformation, it simply needs the Constitution.
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