Like a Hitchcock Movie

American Spectator's Lisa Fabrizio explains the difference between liberals and conservatives, and why this country is in such bad shape:

"'They Won't Believe Me' was a 1947 Alfred Hitchcock movie starring Robert Young as a charming yet roguish hustler whose duplicitous ways finally lead to personal disaster, both for him and those he deceived. And although the title refers to Young's inability to convince anyone of his innocence, it could easily be applied to our current political situation. For it is descriptive of the plight not only of our president, but of conservatives too, because no matter how many times we lay out the facts or how often history proves them wrong, liberals and those who vote for them just won't believe us."