POLL: Which part of the Don Imus story bothers you most? (KFI/John Ziegler NAILS 9 ISSUES)

http://www.johnziegler.com/polls.php ^ | 4/12/2007 | self

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Questions from the poll online at The John Ziegler Show web site

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Which part of the Don Imus story bothers you most?

* The original "ho" comment

* Imus going on Sharpton's show to surrender his manhood

* Sharpton taking personal advantage

* Rutgers women milking victimhood

* MSNBC firing him

* CBS firing him

* MSNBC/CBS harming telethon for cancer victims

* Al Sharpton getting credit for firings

* Double standard when it comes to Hip-Hop and Rap

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I heard the last portion of last hour, Ziegler is all over this story, taking calls and just announced he will continue the topic for the 9-10PM PST slot.

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[cripplecreek]

MSNBC/CBS harming telethon for cancer victims

I've brought that up with liberals and they don't seem to want to talk about it.

[Fierce Allegiance]

2 through 9

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

ping

[Condor 63]

That poll needs an all of the above option.

[Cinnamon]

all 9. especially the hurting of cancer victims. Imus has done more for cancer victims than all the nappy haired race pimps.. what have the race pimps done for Cancer victims?

[Enterprise]

I went there but I couldn’t find that particular poll. They had two others.

[Laptop_Ron]

The double standard and the hypocrisy of Sharpton and Jackson.

[RichInOC]

That Leatherface’s show had gone on as long as it had in the first place.

[Hildy]

yawn..just another American Tale.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

Try this link:
http://www.johnziegler.com/polls.php

Or find it from the home page:
http://www.johnziegler.com/

[TAdams8591]

It was a rude, offensive remark. But the hoopla over it is far more over the top than the original comment. The punishment is far too severe for the crime. I heard Medved’s comments about it on Hugh Hewitt. His take was the fairest and most accurate, I thought.

[Alberta's Child]

I agree -- and I'll add another one . . .

The hypocritical, feigned outrage by those corporate sponsors who alwayd knew damn well what his show was all about but were never concerned about it until this became a big media story over the last couple of weeks.

[ken21]

zig’s good.

[CodeMasterPhilzar]

All of the above. Including the blatant hypocrisy of the "diversity" and "tolerance" types who have shown themselves to be anything but tolerant when his comments diverged from what they like to hear.

To every single person who thinks it is funny to make fun of middle aged white guys, yet thinks he should be fired - look in the mirror, there's the hypocrite.

[TAdams8591]

I’m not a big Imus fan. But he has done a lot of good, especially for children with cancer. His ranch for those children is a wonderful idea. I hope this episode doesn't hurt that project and the children who have benefited from his kind generosity don't think less of him.

[Enterprise]

Ok. Found it. The results are surprisingly even. But it would bother me the most if it harmed the telethon for the cancer victims.

Which part of the Don Imus story bothers you most?

MSNBC/CBS harming telethon for cancer victims 11.1%
MSNBC firing him 11.1%
CBS firing him 11.1%
Rutgers women milking victimhood 11.1%
Sharpton taking personal advantage 11.1%
Imus going on Sharpton's show to surrender his manhood 11.1%
The orginal "ho" comment 11.1%
Al Sharpton getting credit for firings 11.0%
Double standard when it comes to Hip-Hop and Rap 11.0%

Total votes: 844

[Laptop_Ron]

Maybe I’m paranoid, but those numbers don’t look “surprisingly” even, they look “suspiciously” even.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

There’s a whole lot of things that liberals don’t want to discuss.

Their own conscience grinds on a lot of them; it must be difficult to sleep at night for many.