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"It’s easy to mock Schumer. He’s the world’s biggest publicity hound, famous for chewing through press secretaries. A standing joke in Washington: What’s the most dangerous place on Capitol Hill? Between Chuck Schumer and a television camera."

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www.vanityfair.com

Commented: Saturday, February 4th, 2017 @ 7:14 am By: Bobby Tony

I never made the connection between Amy and Chuck, but we must be on a roll. I have offended Jewish people, you have offended fat chicks, and we both have offended the Schumer family, but if you think I am going to touch that oversexed remark, your are wrong, I have some residual standards after all.

Commented: Tuesday, January 31st, 2017 @ 10:52 am By: Bobby Tony

Chuck Schumer is a laughable joke as a policy maker. For years, I have watched his theatrics with amusement. While I appreciate showmanship and drama, I also expect results. Trump is also a theatrical showman but he is also a results oriented executive. I agree that optics do matter in politics, but results matter more. Increasingly all we have these days are photo opps or image control. Both sides are guilty of too much showmanship and too little action. President Trump seems to be able to handle both, which I guess makes him producer as well as a entertainer. How refreshing.

Since the retirement of Harry Reid, I have been amused by Senator Schumer's elevation from understudy to lead player in the Democratic Party road show. The first version of this Video (cried like a baby link above) I saw shows him as Director Schumer just before his speech began. As the director, he instructs the bit players where to stand and set the stage before he begins his performance. That tells me more about the politics than the actual policy he seems to be fighting.

Click below to Watch the first part or click on the cried like a baby link in the article to see what I mean.

beaufortcountynow.com

Jack Lemmon, the comedic actor, always had a saying before he started a scene.
He would pause, take a deep breath and say "It's magic time." He knew it was an imaginary performance and wanted to make it as real as possible. www.cemeteryguide.com/lemmon.html

Schumer is no Jack Lemmon.

My reference to Mohel and Bris was intentional to illustrate the point in the first two paragraphs. Some would interpret the reference as Anti-Semitic and perhaps it would offend even my wife who is Jewish. My reason for using the reference is not to draw attention to the fact that Chuck Schumer is Jewish, It is to illustrate his total phoniest by trotting out Arab bit players to enhance his tearful performance.

My wife would not doubt not approve of the reference, but not to the point that she would want to kill me; She has plenty of other reasons for that. Years ago criticism of a particular philosophy or exercise of freedom of speech was considered a right. I am not so sure anymore.

Commented: Tuesday, January 31st, 2017 @ 4:50 am By: Bobby Tony

If I 'SAY' something that makes someone so mad THEY want to kill me, then I don't have a problem. THEY DO. That is until THEY start to act on THEIR anger, then WE both have a problem. This crap about the Muslims getting so upset by something that we say that they join JIHAD or want to kill INFIDELS, only illustrates the leap of faulty logic that the Liberals, some Republicans, and Media keep pushing.

The media seems intent on misrepresenting what is actually written in the executive orders and the actual legal context and basis for the order. For that reason I have resorted to my old habit of actually reading the orders from the White House Site rather than getting the media summary. The rest is just political theatrics for fund raising and create opposition to the current administration. I would suspect that the last time Senator Chuck Schumer actually really shed a tear was the last time he had an encounter with a Mohel at a Bris.

Commented: Monday, January 30th, 2017 @ 4:33 pm By: Bobby Tony