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Mark Levin Calls President Obama’s Gun Violence Orders 'Fascistic'

Posted by Brian -5pc on January 16, 2013 · Flag

On today’s Your World, Mark Levin was part of the predictable Fox News meltdown over President Obama’s executive orders to reduce gun violence. Neil Cavuto started by describing Republicans as “delirious, apoplectic more the word, over a President they say is now out of control.” There was no doubt whose side Cavuto was on when he said, “No wonder Constitutional lawyer Mark Levin is hitting the roof.”

Levin said:

What do any of these 23 (executive actions) have to do with what happened in Newtown? …Zero. And the president won’t be asked about it. …There are certain things in his executive orders that are un-American. In some ways, they’re even fascistic. Doctors are private citizens. Do we really want doctors reporting to the federal government if they think somebody might have violent tendencies? Do we really want to discourage people who have mental health issues, or people bringing them in to see their doctor, because they may become part of a national law enforcement database? How is that going to prevent any crime? …A tiny fraction of a percentage of murders occur from mentally ill people. I mean, there’s no connection between reality and what this President is proposing… What we need is criminal control. It’s not a problem with mentally ill people, it’s not a problem with people who legally have arms, it’s not a problem with a whole bunch of people that this thing seems to address.”

Cavuto respectfully listened throughout this tirade - which may well be a new low for Fox. 

Video below via Mediaite.

(3/28/18 update: video no longer available)


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Carol Gruber commented 2013-01-17 19:51:42 -0500 · Flag
richard- cosby is a temple grad.
Bemused commented 2013-01-17 15:00:15 -0500 · Flag
Thanks for that link mlp!

Seems that some (one is far too many) gun owners don’t realise that guns are dangerous. Wouldn’t be at all surprised to learn that those two men left them lying around like knick-knacks on the sideboard. On a crotcheted doily made by grandma, perhaps.
mlp ! commented 2013-01-17 11:49:59 -0500 · Flag
It is so vitally important that good, honest folks like these have the RIGHT to own assault weapons:

http://medinagazette.northcoastnow.com/2013/01/17/shots-hit-montville-houses/

Now, who coulda seen that one coming?
Richard Santalone commented 2013-01-17 11:34:19 -0500 · Flag
@carol Gruber And if my memory serves me correctly (and it usually does), famed comedian Bill Cosby is a Temple University alumnus, is he not?
Bemused commented 2013-01-17 09:18:48 -0500 · Flag
It is my firm conviction that Fox and Friends is the experimental field for new memes to be sharpened and fine tuned during the so-called news slots.

Today, several guests who are usually hostile towards anything and everything done by Obama yesterday, today and tomorrow declared themselves to be in agreement with some of the President’s measures (background checks, registration, etc.). Only to switch right around to accuse him of being off target using some pretty silly nitpicking.

A breath of fresh air was the NYC Police Commissioner (Ray Kelly) who declared himself to be totally in agreement with the President’s measures (calling them “common sense”), adding only that they didn’t go far enough. He felt that the President’s measures went in the right direction.

I’d like to shake that man’s hand.
Richard Santalone commented 2013-01-17 09:17:06 -0500 · Flag
@mj – the same one Pardon me mj: may I add the following:

“If this were a dictatorship, it would be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I’m the dictator”

—words spoken by Der Fuehrer II (i.e. G.W. Bush) after he was awarded the White House by the Supreme Court in December 2000.
Carol Gruber commented 2013-01-17 08:50:32 -0500 · Flag
this guy is an embarrassment to all temple university grads.
Ray Michaels commented 2013-01-17 05:12:31 -0500 · Flag
Well to FOX high ratings with their nut base is way more important than saving lives! Obama is like a fireman trying to put out huge fires and Republoicans and their TV FOX network just love trying in every way possible to SHUT OFF THE WATER!
Antoinette commented 2013-01-17 04:46:21 -0500 · Flag
This Groucho Marx impersonator calls himself a constitutional lawyer. We would defend ourselves before hiring this pathetic loud mouth.

He thinks he speaks for all Americans. Well, he doesn’t. A majority of the masses could care what he thinks. He is irrelevant, and so is his phony friend Hannocchio.
Joe Marsh commented 2013-01-17 00:30:52 -0500 · Flag
How can anyone with even an ounce of brain matter call Mark Levin a “constitutional lawyer?”

Yeah, he got a law degree in 1980, but failed at his chosen career of Philadelphia shyster. Rumor is he was about to be disbarred. He then went to work for Republican diety Reagan.

He has this marginal radio show that comes on (here in NYC) right after his “good buddy” Slanthead Hannity.

He has one of the foulest mouths on the air today. Doesn’t flinch at saying, “Senator Leahy, if you didn’t hear the Vice President, listen to me: Go f—- yourself!” He loathes democrats and liberals. If I had a nickel for every time (at least 3 times a week) he brings up Chappaquiddick… Massive doses of Thorazine can’t keep Levin under control.

Levin is one big pile of drek! There, I said it, Mark Levin is a drek-mouth!

Joining in the sarcastic meme going around on right wing media, Levin the other day said — referring to the recent rash of subway deaths — why not shut down the entire NYC subway system if it will save one life.

I find it disingenuous that he is not blaming most gun violence on the mentally ill. His buddy Slanthead a few days after Newtown claimed gun violence will be solved if all the homeless people who talk to themselves are rounded up!
mj - the same one commented 2013-01-17 00:18:50 -0500 · Flag
Mark Levin Calls President Obama’s Gun Violence Orders ‘Fascistic’

Hey, Marky Mark — know what I call “fascistic”?

- Referring to yourself as “The Decider.”
- Saying, “You’re either with us or your with the terrorists.”
- Putting “signing statements” on signed legislation, detailing which parts you intend and don’t intend to enforce.
- Starting two preemptive wars based on fake intel.
- Refusing to pay for the two preemptive wars, which led to the economy blowing up.
- Outing a covert CIA agent for political retribution.
- Suspending the writ of habeas corpus.
- Wiretapping US citizens without warrants.

@ Joseph West: *"Or is it just that Levin feels executive orders are only bad when they’re signed by a President who belongs to a party that starts with the letter “D”? *

Not just a President who belongs to a party that starts with the letter “D” — a blah President who belongs to a party that starts with the letter “D” . . .

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Joseph West commented 2013-01-16 23:54:18 -0500 · Flag
Perhaps Mr Levin would care to ask why so many modern teenagers (13-16) are able to access alcohol even though President Ray-gun signed an EXECUTIVE ORDER more than a quarter-century ago requiring states to raise the legal drinking age or forfeit Federal highway tax funding (partly because it was allegedly so “easy” for teenagers [13-16] in the 1980s to get alcohol because the drinking age was 18).

Or is it just that Levin feels executive orders are only bad when they’re signed by a President who belongs to a party that starts with the letter “D”?

Executive orders are a proper legal function of the Presidency, no matter which party the President belongs to.
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Proof again that there's no such thing on Fox as too low a smear of President Obama.








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