ABC hack Martha Raddatz did her best to try and smear Rick Perry during an interview this morning discussing the southern border and Obama’s human trafficking o spreading 300,000 diseased illegals into this country. Raddatz, a type leftist ABC hack used Obama talk points to try and dismiss Rick Perry’s claims that either Obama is simply incompetent on the border situation, or he is in on the human trafficking, which is more likely. Watch the video below from Newsbusters as Raddatz gets snotty with Perry over the border and Obama:
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ABC’s Martha Raddatz did her best to spin away the crisis at the border by pushing White House talking points during an interview with Governor Rick Perry (R-TX).
Raddatz filled in for George Stephanopoulos as moderator of This Week on Sunday, July 6, and insisted that the crisis was a result of a 2008 law signed by President Bush, with no consideration given to President Obama’s role in the surge of illegal border crossings.
The ABC reporter began by insisting the crisis at the border “is about a law. You heard in Jim Avila’s piece, they have to let these people into the country when they’re from noncontiguous nations, when they’re from Central America or South America. Should that law be changed?”
For his part, the Texas governor did not accept Raddatz’s spin and argued that “the rule of law is that the constitution requires the United States to secure the border, and we’re not doing that.”
Raddatz wouldn’t let up with her use of White House talking points and again argued that “the 2008 law that was signed into law by George Bush, isn’t this a backlog in the courts? Doesn’t that have to be addressed first?”
Nowhere in her line of questioning did the issue of President Obama’s issuance of an executive order, DACA, come up. Raddatz seemed completely unaware that an Obama administration policy allowing children in this country illegally to defer their deportation might have contributed to the flood of illegal immigration over the past year.
Instead, Raddatz insisted that President Obama is “telling people not to come. He’s telling them in ads not to come into the United States, not to leave their homes.” For his part, Perry shot back: