CNN’s openly gay anchor Don Lemon implies that the Family Research Council is to blame for gang violence against gays. He shows a clip of black gang bangers beating the hell out of another black guy and screaming gay slurs at him. And since The Family Research Council speaks out against gay marriage and homosexuality they are at least partially to blame for this.

First of all, it’s a well known fact that homophobia is stronger in the black community than probably anywhere else. They don’t want to hear about gays, see gays, or hang out with gays. When they discover a gay he gets beat down as you see in the video. Secondly, I’m pretty sure that none of those gangsters and almost no one in the black community is a Conservative. And I further doubt that anyone in that community is a member of or even knows what The Family Research Council is or says.

But since gays don’t have the balls to angrily march for gay rights in the black community (since they know what would happen) they have to blame others and deflect attention away. What Don Lemon and other left wingers are really saying is that to be against gay marriage is to be for gay bashing.

Suffice it to say that’s an outrageous and disgusting accusation.

Michael Steele doesn’t care for the comparison between gay marriage and racial discrimination. I don’t either.

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This is absolutely horrible. Memphis radio host Thaddeus Matthews viciously berates Republican congressional candidate Charlotte Bergmann simply because she’s a black Republican. At the end he even refuses to shake her hand because he didn’t want her “whiteness” to “rub off” on him. Despicable.

“60 Minutes” sat down for a wide ranging interview with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta:

The only thing I found irritating about this interview is how they portray the hunt for Osama bin Laden. They make it seem as if Panetta rode into town on a white horse and got Bin Laden. Panetta was the beneficiary of years of intelligence work, much of which took place under Bush. Panetta was just the guy who saw it to the finish line. That said, Panetta seems like a competent guy. A real straight shooter. He’s perhaps the best hire of Obama’s presidency.

“PressPausePlay” is a fascinating look at the digital revolution and its effects on art, film, music, and literature. Is it a good or bad thing that anyone can record music, make films, or write books?

The digital revolution of the last decade has unleashed creativity and talent of people in an unprecedented way, unleashing unlimited creative opportunities. But does democratized culture mean better art, film, music and literature or is true talent instead flooded and drowned in the vast digital ocean of mass culture?

Is it cultural democracy or mediocrity? This is the question addressed by PressPausePlay, a documentary film containing interviews with some of the world’s most influential creators of the digital era.

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Marianne Gingrich says she refused GOP candidate’s request.

From Mediaite:

South Carolina Democratic Party Chair Dick Harpootlian objected earlier in the week on MSNBC to today’s Republican primary debate. Unlike the rest of America, he was not just objecting to the concept of having the watch the same candidates of the past year or so talk about the same things for another two hours– he considered it objectionable to have a debate on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and “ignore” the holiday. On tonight’s Bill O’Reilly, Harpootlian began to make the case, but was promptly silenced, jaw agape, as O’Reilly reminded him that the Democrats in his state did the exact same thing in 2008.

Frankly, it was a beautiful and well crafted take down on O’Reilly’s part. Dick came off looking like just that — a dick. He tried to make a racial issue out of the GOP hosting a debate on MLK Day and came out looking like a fool. It really is sad that liberals so desperately want to play the race card. They trivialize the issue of racism at every turn with their false allegations and cynical race baiting.

Now watch it all unfold…

“The Great One” Mark Levin sat down with Fox’s Neil Cavuto yesterday to discuss the upcoming presidential election and his new book, “Ameritopia.”

Here’s a great interview with Mark Levin from The Daily Caller’s Jamie Weinstein.

(H/T The Daily Caller)

What would an election be without faux scientist Al Gore scaremongering about “Global Warming.” Yep, the false prophet is back and his rhetoric is once again warming the planet. Gore was on his TV channel that no one watches bloviating about the upcoming presidential election. He expressed dismay about the lack of “Climate Change” questions being directed at Republicans in any of the recent debates. He went on to mischaracterize various natural disasters around the world as “climate related disasters” and even trotted out the debunked notion that Arctic ice is melting at a record rate. He then finished by warning that civilization itself is at risk if we don’t get serious about his phony science.

Though in recent years the climate change issue has disappeared from the forefront (and former Vice President Al Gore has found himself criticizing Democratic President Barack Obama for not being more aggressive on the issue), on Tuesday night’s coverage of the New Hampshire primary on Current TV, Gore insisted it should be part of the 2012 campaign.

“It should be in the presidential campaign,” Gore said. “And it is not at present. Not a single question was asked about climate in any of the numerous, multitudinous debates that these candidates have had. And yet in the year 2011, the United States of America had more than 12 climate-related disasters that cost over a billion dollars. The state of Texas has had the worst drought in its history. It is climate-related. Out of 254 counties, 252 are on fire. 2010 was the hottest year ever recorded. We have record melting of the volume of ice in the Arctic Ocean, dramatically powerful storms, in Pakistan, Australia, the Northeast. Record flooding in the Mississippi and the Missouri Rivers, and the list goes on. And it’s consistent with what the scientific community has been warning us.”

Gore added that the future of civilization was “at risk” if the issue continues to be neglected.

I actually think we should have a national dialogue about global warming. Maybe we can come to a consensus on how best to get Al Gore to shut the f*ck about it.