Attorney Alan Dershowitz on Monday struck back at Robert Redford and
other liberals for their seeming devotion to violent, homegrown
activists.
Appearing on NewsmaxTV's Steve Malzberg Show,
Dershowitz said, "I don’t understand the way some people on the Left
glorify American terrorists" (video follows with transcript and
commentary):
On Friday night, during MSNBC's live coverage of the police standoff
with bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, host Chris Hayes seemed to still
be worried about the issue of "Mirandizing" the terror suspect, as he
took time to ask NBC's Pete Williams whether the authorities would be
"proceeding according to the textbook" in giving him "due process."
A few days earlier on Tuesday's All In show, Hayes had fretted that
any terror suspects might not be read Miranda rights as he called it a
"disgrace" that Maine Republican Senator Susan Collins had recommended
not doing so if any suspects turned out to be noncitizens.
A bit past 8:30 p.m. on Friday, as Pete Williams filled in viewers on
the standoff, Hayes brought up Miranda rights as he posed:
It's no surprise that the liberal media are ignoring poll after poll
showing widespread discontent, even among Democrats, with ObamaCare. But
what's utterly inexcusable is the man-bites-dog story coming out of a
labor union this week, which is now calling for ObamaCare's repeal.
Janet Adamy of the Wall Street Journal noted on April 16 that
the United Union of Roofers, Waterproofers, and Allied Workers is the
first union to call for the repeal of Obamacare. Why? Because it could
lead to members losing their existing coverage:
In theory, it was a straight news article from the Associated Press: a man trying to rob a gun store in a Russian city opened fire, killing at least six people. But AP managed to work a pro gun-control message into its article. Read more after the jump.
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