You shall all bow down.
That is one huge lap, incidentally!
Imus DESPISES Hillary. Hence the hit job. The article is 100% dead on.
Could have been worse for Imus. He might have taken a little trip to Ft. Marcy Park.
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Imus is another notch on Hillary expansive belt.
Michael Savage sometimes reads Media Matters articles that try to smear him by directly quoting him, and then ends up complimenting the liberal vermin on their good transcription skills. Puts the little nazis right in their place.
I’m willing to take this article completely at face value and, at least for now, accept its argument completely.
Even doing that, however, I’m still left thinking that Imus destroyed himself. If he hadn’t made such an unbelievably stupid remark (a remark I wouldn’t make while drinking beer with my white-guy friends, just because I wouldn’t feel comfortable doing it, even if those words ever did occur to me, which they wouldn’t), then there’s nothing that all of Hillary’s horses and all of Hillary’s men could have done to him.
We’re nearly finished with the first decade of the 21st century, for yikes sakes, and here’s a PROFESSIONAL BROADCASTER ON NATIONAL TV making comments that the average beer drinker in the average bar watching that game on TV would never have made.
He was indescribably stupid and he deserved what he got.
And, by the way, he supported JFnK for president.
So without taking anything away from this story — about how evil and dangerous The Beast is — I still don’t give a rat’s ass about Imus and what “happened to him”.
Media Matters, Hillary, the Center for American Progress and Air America, etc. Kind of funny how explicitly and obviously linked they all are in their attempt to manipulate the media (and lie to the US public, a charge they make against Bush hourly). Meanwhile, Media Research Center, Heritage, Rush Limbaugh and FreeRepublic are all seperate ventures w/out any crossfunding.
IOW: Socialism vs Free Market
All I know is I never want to see Hillary, Lap and Dogs in one sentence ever again right after lunch....
Why don’t the MSM watchdogs, who take every opportunity exposing the least social or personal error and insignificant political infraction of ANY conservative, focus a flood light on Evita and her various and not altogether wholesome connections with organizations chartered to stifle open communication and freedom of speech in America?
Americans for Tax Reform (ATR) released a report estimating that it takes 192 days of work each year by each taxpayer to pay his or her prorated share for government spending and the higher consumer prices caused by government regulations. Billionaire investor Warren Buffett derided ATR’s complaints as “mean spirited.“ “American taxpayers aren’t paying nearly enough to suit my tastes,” Buffett declared. “That’s why I think it is essential that Senator Clinton (D-N.Y.) be elected our next president.”
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Ryan Chiachiere has been working in online media since graduating from the University of Virginia in 2002. In addition to several years as an editor for LexisNexis, he spent a year as a research fellow for TPM Media, a Web-based organization that includes the weblogs TalkingPointsMemo.com, TPMCafe.com, and TPMMuckraker.com.
Chiachiere was a reporter for the Jackson Hole News in Wyoming and has also written freelance politics articles for various online and print publications. Most recently he served in a communications and research position at the University of Virginia Center for Politics. He is a member of the Research Department at Media Matters for America.
Ryan Chiachiere made sure the Rutgers team would hear what Imus said. The truth is, the Rutgers team was delivered a copy of the show tape for the sole purpose of ruining their day and creating an uproar....
Ryan was best known for his 2005-6 blog, “The Side of the Slant,” but is now better known for his work at Talking Points Memo and, clearly, Media Matters.
Imus was an easy take down for anyone on the Left, they only had to choose to do so.
It won’t work with other radio talkers. Imus was a shock jock, without him there wouldn’t be a Howard Stern for example.
The ones Media Matters would like to take down are not vulnerable to this sort of thing. If they were, Rush would have been fired years ago for the Sharpton or Obama parodies.