Dispatches From the Culture Wars
The Bryan Fischer Award is given to those who show an extraordinary lack of self-awareness, accusing their opponents of their own worst sins and traits. Today’s award goes to Ben Carson, who actually has the chutzpah to complain about the lack of concern for the truth in political campaigns after running one of the most dishonest campaigns we’ve ever seen for president.
The Bryan Fischer Award is given to those who display a breathtaking lack of self-awareness and are completely oblivious to their own inconsistencies and contradictions. Today’s winner is Mat Staver, the dumbest lawyer in America not named Larry Klayman, for demanding that the mayor of Houston step down because she’s not doing her job while defending Kim Davis for the same thing.
The Bryan Fischer Award is given to those who show a breathtaking lack of self-awareness, accusing their opponents of engaging in their own worst sins. And this may be the most jaw-dropping example in history. David Barton has managed to psychologically project all the way to the moon by declaring that conservatives, unlike liberals, “don’t want to speak until they feel like they’ve mastered the facts.” You might want to sit down for this one.
The Bryan Fischer Award is given to those who display a staggering lack of self-awareness, accusing their opponents of their own worst traits and remaining totally oblivious to their own contradictions. Today’s winner is Marco Rubio, who is pushing a bill that would allow employees of the Veterans Administration to be fired, insisting that if you don’t do your job, you should be fired.
The Bryan Fischer Award is given to those who are cursed with an extraordinary lack of self-awareness that leads them to be completely unaware of their own contradictions and hypocrisies, accusing their opponents of engaging in their own worst sins. The winner this time is Mike Huckabee, who is calling for a boycott of Frito-Lay over those rainbow-colored Doritos.
The Bryan Fischer Award is given to those who exhibit a breathtaking lack of self-awareness, accusing their opponents of possessing their own worst traits. Today’s winner is Ben Carson, who is demonstrating his utter obliviousness to his own contradictions in trying to defend his position that no one should vote for a Muslim to be president. Just listen to this statement:
The Bryan Fischer Award is given to those who display a breathtaking lack of self-awareness, accusing their opponents of their own worst sins and being completely oblivious to their own hypocrisy and contradictions. Today’s winner is Sen. Tom Cotton, who announced his arrival in Washington, DC a few months ago by authoring that letter sent by 47 Republicans to the government of Iran to undermine our negotiations over their nuclear programs. Here’s why:
One of the reasons I find Bryan Fischer so endlessly entertaining is how easily he contradicts himself in the most obvious way. He either lacks self-awareness on a truly historical level or he is absolutely shameless in his lies. Case in point: What does the First Amendment mean? Here’s what he thinks it means today:
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