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CNN’s Rick Sanchez Is A Drunk Driving Murderer
Since CNN’s Rick Sanchez likes to go on the air and talk shit about people and promote phony quotes from Rush Limbaugh, let’s look at what kind of guy Rick is…
On Dec. 10, 1990 one Rick Sanchez struck a pedestrian while leaving a Miami Dolphins game highly intoxicated. The man was left paralyzed and Sanchez fled the scene. He returned some two hours later and was subjected to a sobriety test. He blew a .15 — which is not just drunk, but asshole drunk.
Since Rick was a well known reporter in the Miami area, he was helped out by his cop friends and only charged with a DUI. The man who was left paralyzed by Rick’s drunk driving died 5 years later in a nursing home.
The moral of the story here is don’t go on television and smear other people when you’re a drunk driving murderer.
Video: Liberal Media Horrified At Chicago Rejection
This is hilarious. Listen to the shock and horror by the CNN anchor as it’s announced that Chicago will not get the Olympics. I suspect his shock is more about the denial of Obama than with the Olympics themselves.
With Obama In Charge, Media Loses Interest In Filming Dead Soldiers
Throughout Bush’s presidency the liberal media howled about censorship and lobbied heavily for the right to film the flag-draped caskets of dead soldiers as they returned home. President Bush was accused of “hiding” the realities of war from the American people.
As soon as Obama took office he promptly lifted the ban on filming as long as the family of the deceased approved it. Since that time, more often than not the families have given the go ahead to film their deceased loved ones coming home — but the media is nowhere to be found.
According to the Washington Examiner, the media showed up in force the first couple times after the ban was lifted, but not so much after that.
When the casket bearing Air Force Tech. Sgt. Phillip Myers, of Hopewell, Va., arrived at Dover the night of April 5 — the first arrival in which press coverage was allowed — there were representatives of 35 media outlets on hand to cover the story. Two days later, when the body of Army Spc. Israel Candelaria Mejias, of San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico, arrived, 17 media outlets were there. (All the figures here were provided by the Mortuary Affairs Operations Center.) On subsequent days in April, there were nearly a dozen press organizations on hand to cover arrivals.
Fast forward to today. On Sept. 2, when the casket bearing the body of Marine Lance Cpl. David Hall, of Elyria, Ohio, arrived at Dover, there was just one news outlet — the Associated Press — there to record it. The situation was pretty much the same when caskets arrived on Sept. 5, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 22, 23 and 26. There has been no television coverage at all in September.
This proves what most of us always knew about this issue from the very beginning. The media was only interested in photographing dead soldiers when it served to damage President Bush. With Obama now in charge of the war, the media has zero interest in showing the “realities of war” because it would only serve to damage their man. It’s truly despicable.
-Chris Jones
Video: Ed Schultz The Buffoon
Get a load of this jackass…
(hat tip Hot Air)
Video: Jon Stewart Wonders Where The Media Is On ACORN
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(hat tip Chickaboomer)
The Hill’s Hilarious Hit Piece On Joe Wilson
Jordan Fabian over at The Hill wrote a hilarious hit piece on Rep. Joe Wilson (the guy who yelled liar! at the president). It’s hilarious both because it’s so bad and because it’s obviously a hit piece.
Titled, “Wilson took caffeine pills in 2007”, the article talks about Wilson’s use of the caffeine supplement NoDoz throughout 2007.
Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C.), who shouted "you lie!" at President Obama during his Wednesday night address to Congress, admitted to regularly consuming caffeine pills in 2007.
It is unclear if Wilson still takes NoDoz, a brand of pill that contains 200 milligrams of caffeine a pop. By comparison, a seven ounce cup of drip coffee contains 115 to 175 milligrams of caffeine.
A source told The Hill in 2007 that the congressman ingested the tablets “like candy," but Wilson insisted he was not addicted despite the fact that he had been taking them since high school.
"I love coffee, but I don’t have time to drink it and I don’t have access to it," Wilson said at the time.
The article goes on to say Wilson did inform his doctor of his NoDoz use and was assured it was okay as long as he didn’t get addicted.
I’m not exactly sure what Joe Wilson’s caffeine consumption has to do with President Obama being a liar, but I’m hoping it will come to me at some point today.
That said, it’s worth noting that President Obama indulged in cocaine and marijuana use while in college.
From Obama’s 1995 book, Dreams From My Father: (hat tip Liberal Utopia)
I had learned not to care. I blew a few smoke rings, remembering those years. Pot had helped, and booze; maybe a little blow when you could afford it. Not smack, though.
Junkie. Pothead. That’s where I’d been headed: the final, fatal role of the young would-be black man. Except the highs hadn’t been about that, me trying to prove what a down brother I was. Not by then, anyway. I got high for just the opposite effect, something that could push questions of who I was out of my mind, something that could flatten out the landscape of my heart, blur the edges of my memory. I had discovered that it didn’t make any difference whether you smoked reefer in the white classmate’s sparkling new van, or in the dorm room of some brother you’d met down at the gym, or on the beach with a couple of Hawaiian kids who had dropped out of school and now spent most of their time looking for an excuse to brawl.
No word yet on whether Obama’s doctor at the time was aware of his drug abuse, but I’ll keep digging.
If you would like to support Joe Wilson for standing up to the president’s lies you can do that HERE.
-Chris Jones
John Stossel Is Coming To Fox News
This from TV Newser:
John Stossel, the longtime ABC News correspondent and co-anchor of "20/20," is leaving ABC to join Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network. TVNewser has learned Stossel will host a weekly, one-hour program for the 2-year-old business channel. He’s expected to signed a multi-year deal with Fox which will include regular appearances on Fox News Channel during daytime and primetime. He’ll also host four, hour-long specials on Fox News, much like the business/consumer specials he’d hosted for years on ABC.
This is great. Stossel is a top notch reporter. I can’t wait to see what he does without the constraints of the liberal media.
Rich Lowry: Green Is The New Red
Rich Lowry has a great piece on NRO about Van Jones and the left’s reaction to his ouster.
Michelle Malkin Talks Van Jones And Media Corruption
Michelle Malkin says pretty much everything that needs to be said about Van Jones, his resignation, the corrupt media, and the Obama administration in her latest blog post. I don’t really have anything to add — so just read it.
-Chris Jones
Obama Media: NBC Sells “YES WE DID” Shirts
NBC is absolutely NOT in the tank for Obama. I don’t care what the shirts say, they are completely objective.
Oh well, at least they’re finally admitting it.
Media Hypocrisy On Health Care Protests Is Grotesque
The media’s reaction to the health care protests has been so hypocritical at times, I actually get light headed. The putrid stench of hypocrisy is hanging like a thick cloud over every newsroom in America — with the exception of Fox and a few others.
Besides 9/11, the first thing that comes to mind when I think about the Bush years is protests. You couldn’t turn on the TV without seeing some hippie puke bellowing about the Iraq war or calling Bush a terrorist or war criminal. In fact, I can remember violent, ugly demonstrations that went light years beyond anything we’ve seen thus far over health care.
Bill Sammon has a great piece on FoxNews.com that should help jog the memory about just how scary things actually got during the Bush years — and what the media didn’t say about it:
News outlets that are focusing on the incendiary rhetoric of conservatives outside President Obama’s town hall meeting Tuesday ignored the incendiary rhetoric — and even violence — of liberals outside an appearance by former President George W. Bush in 2002.
When Bush visited Portland, Ore., for a fundraiser, protesters stalked his motorcade, assailed his limousine and stoned a car containing his advisers. Chanting "Bush is a terrorist!", the demonstrators bullied passers-by, including gay softball players and a wheelchair-bound grandfather with multiple sclerosis.
One protester even brandished a sign that seemed to advocate Bush’s assassination. The man held a large photo of Bush that had been doctored to show a gun barrel pressed against his temple.
"BUSH: WANTED, DEAD OR ALIVE," read the placard, which had an X over the word "ALIVE."
Another poster showed Bush’s face with the words: "F— YOU, MOTHERF—ER!"
A third sign urged motorists to "HONK IF YOU HATE BUSH." A fourth declared: "CHRISTIAN FASCISM," with a swastika in place of the letter S in each word.
Although reporters from numerous national news organizations were traveling with Bush and witnessed the protest, none reported that protesters were shrieking at Republican donors epithets like "Slut!" "Whore!" and "Fascists!"
Frank Dulcich, president and CEO of Pacific Seafood Group, had a cup of liquid thrown into his face, and then was surrounded by a group of menacing protesters, including several who wore masks. Donald Tykeson, 75, who had multiple sclerosis and was confined to a wheelchair, was blocked by a thug who threatened him.
No matter how dangerous or extreme the protests got, the media either didn’t report it or downplayed it. You never read headlines about “Angry Mobs” or “Political Terrorists” or anything even remotely close. The media preferred to call them “Activists.”
We all know the mainstream media is liberal as hell and didn’t report honestly on the Bush protests because they agreed with them. I get that, it’s no surprise.
What really chaps my ass is how the media treats the public like a bunch of brain dead jerks who can’t remember from one year to the next.
It’s just so sickeningly phony for the media to feign shock and horror over a few cranky senior citizens upset over health care, when they sat back and said nothing during eight years of the most extreme protesting since the Vietnam war.
I’m not even asking for the media to change, I’m just asking for an acknowledgement of the hypocrisy.
-Chris Jones
(Image via Rush The Court)
Mediaite Joins Daily Kos In Blaming Glenn Beck For Causing Violence
Mediaite is the new website created by MSNBC left-winger Dan Abrams that covers media related gossip, etc. So far, the site has been pretty fair but I guess it was only a matter of time until it devolved into yet another dishonest, progressive cesspool.
Proof of this comes from a phony story by Steve Krakauer with the blaring headline “Tipping Point? Glenn Beck Fan Arrested With Guns and Ammo.”
The NY Post is reporting that a single mother was arrested with guns and ammo in her car for allegedly scouting out and taking pictures of an Air National Guard base in the Hamptons.
Not surprisingly, the nutty left wingers at Daily Kos went to work scouring the woman’s background looking for some kind link to right-wing “extremism.”
Low and behold they discover on her MySpace page that she’s a fan of Glenn Beck! Ha! There’s the connection! She posted a clip of Glenn Beck on her Myspace page which obviously means Glenn is to blame.
As someone who’s never missed an episode of Glenn Beck since he came to Fox News, I don’t recall him ever advocating violence or implying that he was advocating for violence against anyone.
Furthermore, Glenn Beck has done nothing but praise military and law enforcement and often has them as guests on his show.
It’s complete lunacy to suggest that anything Glenn Beck has ever said would drive someone to case a military base and plot violence.
Making that kind of phony connection is something to be expected from the scumbags at Daily Kos. They’ll say anything and make up anything to further their destructive progressive agenda.
I just find it disappointing that Mediaite decided to run with the phony Kos narrative and pretend as if it’s a legitimate issue.
Steve Krakauer really is a sleazy asshole for writing such a pathetic story. He talks about Glenn Beck’s “dangerous side” like when he called Obama a racist last week. It’s apparently fine for the left to call anyone on the right a racist for anything at anytime, but to call the president a racist — that’s dangerous talk.
Krakauer goes on to label the woman arrested as a “deranged Beck viewer” which is laughable. How do we know she wasn’t a deranged “Oprah” viewer? Maybe a deranged “American Idol” viewer? Or how about a deranged “24” viewer?
The truth is that Krakauer and his Kos buddies can’t stand the fact that Fox News exists. If it weren’t for Fox, Obama’s plans to turn America into a socialist utopia would go completely unchallenged.
Beck, O’Reilly, Hannity, and a few others are the sole voices of opposition in an otherwise compliant Obama media.
The rank hypocrisy of people like Steve Krakauer and his ilk is breathtaking. During the Bush years, Keith Olbermann took over-the-top rhetoric to new heights with his anti-Bush screeds.
He called the president a liar, a fascist, a killer, and told the American people in a dark and brooding tone that Bush was illegally wiretapping the entire country. He repeatedly told his viewers that Bush had “blood on his hands” for the war in Iraq and called him a “pathological liar.”
If Glenn Beck’s message can drive someone to violence, then so can Keith Olbermann’s.
-Chris Jones
Here are some of Keith’s Greatest hits:
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