Posted on 03/04/2010 11:56:48 AM PST by Ol' Sparky
I think RadarOnline.com did this to gain exposure to their site.
The Key there is Altman’s ownership..who was an advisor to Kerry and Hillary...and for those that believe the Bilderberg conspiracy..supposedly he is a member or attended one of their meetings in Greece..according to WIKI..which , of course, is not reliable
RadarOnline.com reported Thursday that Roberts, 55, would be resigning for personal reasons.
But the source said the report is "completely untrue." There is "no medical issue, no issue at all," the source said, adding that there is not even a 1 percent chance that Roberts is considering resignation.
Thank God! Sorry about that false alarm earlier...
Thank You!
The stench coming from the report was a clue to Dummies trying to get Conservs upset. Lying scumbags.
WHOA.....I was really worried there.
Now i can relax a little.
Since when does anyone give any credence to celebrity gossip reports. What, did someone ask him “Who” he was wearing?
Would lead to Churches having to remove crosses from outside of buildings etc.
Thank God it is not true????!!!
I believe all that voted for Obama or did not vote for McCain/Palin have blood on their hands as it is. The last appointment to the Court, could have been a Conservative.
As bad as McCain may be, he would have appointed a Conservative, Sarah would have made sure of it! Yes I know that it might have been impossible to get a Conservative on the court, but at the very least, a 8 member court would have been a victory compared to the woman Barry appointed.
Chief Justice John Roberts is not stepping down from the Supreme Court, despite a celebrity gossip report, a source very close to Roberts told Fox News.
RadarOnline.com reported Thursday that Roberts, 55, would be resigning for personal reasons.
But the source said the report is “completely untrue.” There is “no medical issue, no issue at all,” the source said, adding that there is not even a 1 percent chance that Roberts is considering resignation.
RadarOnline.com later published an update saying that Roberts will be staying on the bench.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/03/04/source-chief-justice-roberts-denies-resignation-report/
The real story here is- who planted this story and to what end?
I agree. Someone is all wee wee’d up about the last ruling of the SCOTUS.
Now that explains a thing or two.
I could care less about a scandal - ROBERTS STAYS. Their ‘game’ won’t play this time!
I hope not but you never know, sinister forces are always at work. They certainly see the current court as an obstacle to their “progress” toward socialism.
I second your Thank you God! I received the notice in email — glad I didn’t check my email until the facts were out.
Take heart in knowing that the folks over at Daily KOS are feeling now the way we felt this morning.
Planting rumors like this is another Alinsky tactic....regularly create fear, doubt, turmoil, chaos and unease.
The media whores, especially the liberal-controlled celebrity gossip rags and blogs, have nothing to lose by publishing rumors and propaganda, just a few inches of space or a few minutes on the computer to deny, retract or utter an insincere correction or apology.
We are being attacked by perverted leftist filth from just about every corner they can think of. And yes, they DO know exactly what they're doing.
We must be vigilant....we must be diligent......
Leni
Thanks to Roccus.
This story sort of says it all.
This site is a Dummie owned site failing needed boast. And Fox provided them a forum.
Octo-Mom’s story breaks, RadarOnline is born
CHANNEL ISLAND / SCOTT COLLINS
The N.Y. -based website, backed in part by the National Enquirer folks, has a made a name for itself with blanket coverage of the Whittier woman’s brood.
March 02, 2009|SCOTT COLLINS
(Page 2 of 3)So RadarOnline is a key part of its catch-up strategy. AMI acquired the site after Radar, a magazine meant to offer a sophisticated take on the world of media and celebrity, failed to catch on after several tries.
Would “Today” and other mainstream media outlets be relying so heavily on all those Octo-Mom scoops if they were branded as National Enquirer content rather than RadarOnline? Ponder that question and you begin to see why buying the Radar name proved valuable for AMI. If the point of the purchase was to start with a fresh online slate and avoid the tabloid taint, it’s a diabolical plan that’s succeeded brilliantly.
the left’s wildest wet dream is that Roberts will be gone.
“RadarOnline.com reported Thursday that Roberts, 55, would be resigning for personal reasons.”
Trial balloon. Burst. Amateur. Prob’ly more to come before November.
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