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'SMEAR WEBSITES' -- Rall's Redesign Bolster's O'Reilly's Case
The Radio Equalizer: Brian Maloney ^
| July 21st, 2006
| Brian Maloney
Posted on 07/21/2006 4:40:20 PM PDT by chuckpez
For several days, your Radio Equalizer has been intrigued by a conversation that took place between Bill O'Reilly and syndicated radio talker Laura Ingraham on July 18th's O'Reilly Factor.
When asked whether so- called "smear websites" serve to intimidate the opposition by bullying them right off the 'net, Ingraham took issue with O'Reilly, maintaining that a strong backbone is needed to enter the political fray.
Today, however, a redesigned hate site truly seems to bolster O'Reilly's case. More on that in a moment.
(Excerpt) Read more at radioequalizer.blogspot.com ...
TOPICS: Politics; Society
KEYWORDS: billoreilly; bush; dems; fox; lauraingraham; liberals; lunatics; michellemalkin; msm; radio; radioequalizer; talkradio; tedrall
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posted on
07/21/2006 4:40:21 PM PDT
by
chuckpez
To: chuckpez
O'Reilly: "It intimidates good people who may want to come into the public arena as politicians or commentators. It intimidates them. They don't want to put themselves"
I understand his point. There are good, decent people who wouldn't hesitate to do public service except for the risk of exposure to their families.
Liberals has collectively lost their minds and, as cowardly terroristic bass turds, they can do damage by striking at the innocents instead of facing their enemies mano~a~mano.
At the same time, O'Reilly needs to stop being a nancy-boy. It really doesn't do to be out-testosteroned by Laura and Michelle ;'}
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posted on
07/21/2006 5:24:01 PM PDT
by
rockrr
(Never argue with a man who buys ammo in bulk...)
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