Posted by Jim Hoft on Sunday, July 25, 2010, 2:17 PM
VIDEO GOLD— Howard Dean get’s his a$$ handed to him by Chris Wallace after misplaying his race cards!
Howard Dean was in full unhinged form this morning on FOX News Sunday. The former DNC leader blamed FOX News for Shirley Sherrod’s ouster:
Howard Dean was in full unhinged form this morning on FOX News Sunday. The former DNC leader blamed FOX News for Shirley Sherrod’s ouster:
“Fox News did something that was absolutely racist… They had been pushing a theme of black racism with this phony Black Panther crap… The tea party called out their racist fringe and I think the Republican Party has got to stop appealing to its racist fringe. And, FOX News is what did that.”
You see, Fox News didn’t touch the story until Sherrod’s forced resignation was made public Monday evening.
Howard Dean was speechless.
The Hill reported:
Former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean accused Fox News of promoting racism, including in the recent fracas over the Obama administration’s forced resignation of Agriculture Department official Shirley Sherrod.
“Let’s just be blunt about this … I think Fox News did something that was absolutely racist,” Dean charged on “Fox News Sunday.”
Dean said Fox helped promote the charges that Sherrod – who is black – made racist comments about white farmers, which led to her forced resignation Monday.
The fervor was built around a video of Sherrod speaking at an event hosted by the NAACP shown online by conservative blogger Andrew Breitbart.
Reward: $100,000 for Full ‘JournoList’ Archive; Source Fully Protected
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I’ve had $100,000 burning in my pocket for the last three months and I’d really like to spend it on a worthy cause. So how about this: in the interests of journalistic transparency, and to offer the American public a unique insight in the workings of the Democrat-Media Complex, I’m offering $100,000 for the full “JournoList” archive, source fully protected. Now there’s an offer somebody can’t refuse.
No More Beer Summits: Tea Party ‘N-Word’ Incident Didn’t Happen, And the Congressional Black Caucus Owes America an Apology
When I offered a reward of $100,000 to be donated to the United Negro College Fund if anyone produced video and audio evidence that this occurred, I was accused of a publicity stunt (because everyone knows that the best way to get publicity in America is to accuse a civil rights icon of lying about racism). Rep. Carson himself suggested that my challenge was “a veiled attempt to justify actions that are simply unjustifiable.” Get it? He calls protesters racist and if you ask him to prove it, you’re a racist, too.
Needless to say, no one has claimed the $100,000.
But, I have taken my search one step further. I’ve asked some of the contributors to Big Government to also actively search for video. We have spent the last three weeks searching for any evidence that might support the allegations, without any help from the accusers. The primary accuser, Congressman Carson, who audaciously claimed the crowd screamed the “N-word fifteen times,” would not return our call. So we have gone part way to try and piece together the events of March 20.
Kliphnote:
***Fox news did NOT air this until
AFTER she was fired!***
The NAACP had the only tape.
She spoke at the NAACP meeting.
The same meeting that the president of the NAACP was at.
It sounds like someone was trying to set up
Fox news and
maybe blogger Andrew Breitbart.
It didn't work!
They must think we are all Dan Rather.
And the liberals will believe anything the MSM (and CNN, MSNBC, etc.) tells them.
I was told once that just because Fox news is the most watched doesn't mean it's any good.
That makes no sense at all. What do you consider "good"? The least watched?
If it was no good, nobody would watch, except a liberal. As proof, CNN.
What would Howard Dean say if members of the KKK
were at a polling place with clubs,
Like the Black Panthers were?
Would it have been phony Black Panther KKK crap?
And to think Howard Dean could have been president.
That's what the liberals want to do.
Put the "racist" label on all Conservatives.
Even when they are lies.
You keep repeating a lie long enough and people start
to believe it.
Maybe more appropriately "A lie told often enough becomes truth" Vladimir Lenin."
And I expect more of this in the months and years to come.
I was told a short time ago by someone that the Tea Party
are racist.
I asked why they said that, and
was told "Because they are"!
But had NO facts to back their claims.
A CNN fan.
CNN
Oh Boy: White House Recommended Release of Lockerbie Bomber Over Jailtime In Libya
—Ace
The choices offered to the White House were "compassionate leave" for that terminal, last-stages cancer that hasn't taken the spring out his step yet, or continued jailing in Libya.
Why the White House didn't reject both and demand continued jail in Scotland I don't know.
But given the choice -- jail or freedom -- the White House chose... freeeeedommm!
It's nice they can support freedom once in a while, but this isn't the right time for that.
THE US government secretly advised Scottish ministers it would be "far preferable" to free the Lockerbie bomber than jail him in Libya. Correspondence obtained by The Sunday Times reveals the Obama administration considered compassionate release more palatable than locking up Abdel Baset al-Megrahi in a Libyan prison.
The intervention, which has angered US relatives of those who died in the attack, was made by Richard LeBaron, deputy head of the US embassy in London, a week before Megrahi was freed in August last year on grounds that he had terminal cancer.
The document, acquired by a well-placed US source, threatens to undermine US President Barack Obama's claim last week that all Americans were "surprised, disappointed and angry" to learn of Megrahi's release.
Scottish ministers viewed the level of US resistance to compassionate release as "half-hearted" and a sign it would be accepted.
The US has tried to keep the letter secret, refusing to give permission to the Scottish authorities to publish it on the grounds it would prevent future "frank and open communications" with other governments.
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