Posted on 12/14/2011 6:35:35 PM PST by governsleastgovernsbest
Q. How do you know when MSNBC has sunk to unimaginable depths of Dem-partisan hackery?
A. When even Al Sharpton renounces it.
On his MSNBC show this evening, Sharpton said the network was right to apologize for the smear MSNBC host Thomas Roberts perpetrated againt Mitt Romney earlier in the day, when Roberts claimed Romney had borrowed a campaign slogan from the Ku Klux Klan.
View the video here.
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DING DING I think you got a winner there.
I dont think Ann Coulter is a closet liberal - I do think, however, that she has bought into the lie that a strong conservative can never win over independents.
Welcome to your second day here.
Coulter is going for Mitt now, because her main focus for months was the socially liberal RINO Christi and he has endorsed Mitt. She has been disturbingly non-Conservative for several months now and is beginning to sound nutty with some of her comments.
I imagine NBC’s legal department had a few words about this smear and sent a memo to all hosts.
The Race Card is falling apart.
Maybe the idea is to pretend to apologize (if only for fear of lawsuits) but with the idea that now that notion is out there, that Mitt has borrowed a phrase from the KKK. If he is the nominee they can have a whispering campaign among any black voters or moderately liberal white voters who might contemplate a vote for Romney, to scare them off.
Is Thomas Roberts any relation to Cokie and her husband Steve??
Ann has been hanging out with her friend, Bill Maher, who is one of the NASTIEST people on earth. I don’t trust her judgment at all anymore.
No
Note tagline now.
I guess it’s right to document the nasty smears and bias coming from MSNBC but at the same time I wish everyone would ignore them and they just might go away.
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