Harry Reid Escapes From Handlers, Beclowns Himself Anew: 'But For Me, We'd Be In a World-Wide Depression'

Based upon his statements over the last few years, Harry Reid is -- at best -- a doddering old fool.

"But For Me, We’d Be in World-Wide Depression"
At worst, well, I'm not a real doctor, but I play one on this blog.

• Speaking of illegal immigration in July 2010, Reid actually claimed that there were no illegal construction workers in Nevada, blithely calling the idea “absolutely without foundation,” and declaring “[t]hat may be some place, but it’s not here in Nevada.”

• With Nevada’s unemployment the highest in the nation at 14.3 percent in August 2010, Reid claimed that his costly, unpopular health care overhaul was a “boon” for the economy, and that the majority of Nevadans’ who oppose the bill suffer from a ““very obvious… lack of understanding.”

• In March 2010, Reid declared on the U.S. Senate floor: “Today is a big day in America. Only 36,000 people lost their jobs today, which is really good.”

• In February 2010, Reid pushed for a massive new deficit-spending bill by claiming on the Senate floor that more men beat their wives because of the high unemployment they suffer under his leadership.

• In January 2010, a new book revealed that Reid expressed his excitement at Barack Obama’s “light-skinned” appearance and the fact that he spoke “with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one.”

• And in 2007, Reid claimed the war was lost, while our own men and women in the military were on the battlefield.

Harry Reid has some very serious issues.

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