[screaminsunshine]

I am constantly amazed by the complaints about bias in the News Media. It is not bias. By now how could anyone with any critical thinking ability realize these people are nothing more than communist agents and the news organizations are communist front groups?

[Bean Counter]

[xtinct]

Anytime anyone makes a true statement about race or gender, the libs immediately play the race or gender card ... under the false assumption that minorities and gays care about what libs think.

Both minorities and gays have their own agendas ... and will use the libs as tools to get what they want.

See both groups KNOW who the real racists and homophobes are because especially in the Northeast, minorities and gays don't live in 99.9999% Moonbat (white)neighborhoods...

This is by design... and it's tolerated as long as minorities and gays get what they want...

[freekitty]

It’s been proven time and time again that the Left is racist.

[Diogenesis]

The reason MLK was a Republican:

Democrats - Know them by their sheets, racism, antiSemitism, projections and bigotry.

[bayouranger]

So much hatred by elected officials.

Yet, they were elected by the masses of asses.

[sickoflibs]

RE :” As we were constantly reminded this past weekend, Beck once called President Obama “a racist” with a “deep-seated hatred for white people, or the white culture.” Beck says he regrets what he said. He says he should have referred to and condemned the “black liberation theology” preached by Wright. But only liberals are allowed regrets.

I like and watch Beck but there is a simple rule, “If someone apologizes for saying something then they shouldn't have said it in the first place” even if YOU think it is 'the truth'. At the time I figured the ‘racist’ comment would backfire.

Notice liberals don't usually use that word racist (except crackpot Keith Olbermann and maybe Maddow) , they use the word ‘insensitive’.

For example : I only saw one democrat on MSNBC point out that Beck's apology saying Obama was guided by 'black liberation theology' was the same as saying he was racist and wasnt really an apology at all. That was a bit more thought out.

[GrannyK]

This reminds me of an old story I found reprinted in our local newspaper. The date was 1974 when the eighth grade classes of the local school traveled to Washington DC...as they left their bus to walk to the Washington Monument a large group of black teens threatened, harassed, and physically attacked five of the group of eighth graders.

No one was seriously hurt, but one of the Flora students was struck in the face, one girl suffered a cut lip, two boys were struck in the back of the neck, and one assailant pulled the hair of one of the female chaperones.

The incident happened as the group were marching in a body from their tour bus toward the Washington Monument. There were a large number of black teens in the area, more than the number of students, and they were bigger and older than the 8th graders.

According to one report, before the local students got halfway to the monument, one of the black teens blew a whistle and they quickly surrounded the local students, shouting obscenities, threatening, darting in and out and shaking their fists in the faces of the kids.

The chaperones turned the group around and they retreated back to their bus in an orderly manner. It was reported that none of the students had given any provocation for the attack, and none of the students or adults fought back in defense.

MY QUESTION: Was this a hate crime? Was it racist? Or What?

[DontTreadOnMe2009]

Here, see what scummy Ezra Klein and WaPo and their pals are like:

Ezra Klein, founder of Journolist:

A columnist for Newsweek !!!

A blogger for the Washington Post !!!

Good ol' Ezra Klein wrote on Twitter the following about much beloved Tim Russert:

"f*** tim russert. f*** him with a spiky acid-tipped d*ck."

What a great guy, Journolist Founder !!!

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(Wiki) Members of JournoList included, among others: Ezra Klein, Jeffrey Toobin, Eric Alterman, Paul Krugman, Joe Klein (no relation to Ezra Klein), Matthew Yglesias, and Jonathan Chait.

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Main article: JournoList

In February 2007 Klein created a Google Groups forum called "JournoList" for discussing politics and the news media. The forum's membership was controlled by Klein and limited to "several hundred left-leaning bloggers, political reporters, magazine writers, policy wonks and academics."[16]

Posts within JournoList were intended only be made and read by its members.[17] Klein defended the forum saying that it "[ensures] that folks feel safe giving off-the-cuff analysis and instant reactions". JournoList member, and

Time magazine columnist, Joe Klein added that the off-the-record nature of the forum was necessary because “candor is essential and can only be guaranteed by keeping these conversations private”.[16]

Ezra Klein (born May 9, 1984) is an American blogger for the Washington Post and a columnist for Newsweek. He was formerly an associate editor for The American Prospect political magazine and an American liberal[1] political blogger at the same publication.[2]