Republicans to Rinos to Roses Today In The Morning Zone

If you like to think for breakfast, then join us today in The Morning Zone as  Brad Bannon guests at 7:07AM MDT. Brad says the GOP Presidential field is full of freaks and geeks. “The new speaker welcomed the old speaker to the presidential race on the Today Show. John Boehner threw a shot across the bow of the S.S. Gingrich when he asked Matt Lauer to put out an all points alert for a decent GOP presidential candidate.” Bannon says there are now 3 types of Republican candidates. “First there is the cast of the freak show, Donald Trump and Newt Gingrich. They are the most visible candidates and the most toxic. Then there is the stealth candidate, Tim Pawlenty, who is campaigning hard but is invisible because of the attention that the freaks get. Then there is Mitt Romney, the father of  Obamacare, who is missing in action.” Brad Bannon is president of Bannon Communications Research, a D.C. communications research firm.

At 7:37, Jordon Sekulow joins us to discuss...Within the span of four days, President Obama gave two entirely disjointed speeches on Israel policy.

The only constant in the two speeches was the phrase that has, as Obama put it, “received the lion’s share of the attention”  – “The borders of Israel and Palestine should be based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps.” President Obama spent the rest of his second speech on Israel to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) backtracking and trying to explain away exactly what that means.

President Obama now claims that “what ‘1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps’ means” is that the result will be “a border that is different than the one that existed on June 4, 1967.” In other words, he is calling for Israel to return to the 1967 lines that will look nothing like the 1967 lines. Make sense? No.

Jordan Sekulow is the co-host of the Jay Sekulow Live! radio broadcast, co-host of the ACLJ television broadcast, and Director of International Operations for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ).  In his work as Director of International Operations, Sekulow serves as a liaison between the ACLJ, the European Center for Law and Justice (ECLJ), and the Slavic Center for Law and Justice (SCLJ), which includes representing the organizations before the United Nations.  Sekulow also oversees the ACLJ’s work in the Middle East, Africa, and Pakistan.

Then, at 8:07, we will do a little RINO herd thinning with Ted Shoebat. The Republican Party is often where conservatives reside but within that Party is an establishment that relies on rhetoric, not deeds, when attempting to win conservative votes. Republicans in Name Only (RINOs) like Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and John McCain (R-AZ) exemplify this phenomenon perfectly and have continued to get reelected by preaching conservatism while acting like liberals.

Ted Shoebat is the son of Walid Shoebat, a former PLO terrorist. At age 16, Ted released his first book In Satan’s Footsteps, which has been followed up with, For God or For Tyranny, available now.
Ted grew up in the U.S., in Northern California, attending the public school system. Because of his conservative and religious upbringing, he often struggled with his teachers and fellow students. He personally witnessed Holocaust denial, anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism in the schools and his defense of Israel and the Jewish people made him a victim of ridicule and mockery.

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