Posted on 09/27/2010 8:47:29 PM PDT by conservativebuckeye
I've never done a vanity before, but did anybody see Marc Lamont Hill on O'Reilly tonight? He was on for at least 5 minutes claiming he had evidence that the Tea Party was racist. He cited a survey conducted by some commie prof and according to Hill this is conclusive proof that the movement is heavily racist. Fortunately, O'Reilly took the side of the Tea Partiers.
The typical causal attribution error so common and infuriating in politics. More people (not just African Americans) need classes in logic.
The worst is when he is on Red Eye with Ann Coulter yucking it up.
I guess he can’t handle that people just don’t like his personality. Weak.
I can’t wait for him to tell us that about-to-be GOP Congressmen West, Scott and Frazier are racists.
I’m telling the world that Marc Lamont Hill is a child molester.
That’s why I can’t watch/listen to those shows.
Hill is a maroon. Did he get his PhD from Ding-Dong School?
I watched for a few minutes then changed to HGTV.
I can not stand this racist man already fired by Fox in 2009, brought back by O’Reilly.
You forgot the best part. His brother - who was present - refused to testify in support of Mumia.
Other than Duke Lax - this case is almost perfect for deminstrating that the left have lost their faculties.
Ah ya mean....no tea-partiers before we had a socialist, radical, undocumented alien for a President that doesn’t give a rats ass about the Constitution! I take that back, he does give a fig about the Constitution.... only in as much as to destroy it as fast as he can!
Ditto that for my family. No leftist punk/thug/conservative-hating liberals are allowed in my home - in person or via any form of media interjection.
Lie from the bit of hell!
and we care what this guy thinks, Why?
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