Go for what Maher says Obama. Push real hard for your liberal agenda. Piss people off more than they are already pissed.
Call your Muslim brotherhood into action against the American people who dispute you.
The dems are already attacking the ones questioning this Benghazi thing.

Yes, by all means push people into a corner with nothing left to lose.

Might as well follow Maher, they're starting to fight outside, might as well be inside the box too...!

There goes that dog again barking at the passing parade.

@tenaj,
If you don't know how to do is interpret what was said, think before you open your BFM.
Besides I don't believe this was a parade, more like a funeral procession...

Actually, I disagree with Maher...completely. There's a very sensitive issue with a black man showing that style anger and aggression in his position. Black folk are already stereo-typed as being very angry and confrontational all the time which just isn't true. Yes, black people get sensitive at times for very good reasons but, it's not something that is practiced and enjoyed.

Bad deal on Maher's end as far as I'm concerned.

Almost forgot, Gov. Chris Christie was on SNL last night! It was a pretty good show, and they "kept it clean" with him. I like this guy...he has a great sense of humor! Then, this morning on Face the Nation, Sen. John McCain was discussing the Benghazi deal and was very open.

McCain is the ONE (R) I admire for his honesty...he made it very clear that Bill Clinton is the man to solve the all the current foreign affair issues. If we could just get other (R) to see this light...

http://64.147.104.30/blogs/global-affairs/terrorism/268627-mccain-calls-for-bill-clinton-to-lead-negotiations-with-israel-palestinians

"Enormous prestige and influence..." Those are very powerful words from an honest man. He also said, off the record, that Bush is an unwelcome option and that they'd do much, much more than just throw shoes if he came any where near the Middle East...

(Kidding on the last part).