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To: NickatNite2003

I don’t like Imus and quit watching some time ago after his ,uncalled for, remarks he made about Bush being a war criminal.

That being said, Imus will go down fighting back and wouldn’t be surprised if he was talking to lawyers right now. He has plenty to reference to about ‘other’ people who have said worse and allowed to keep their voice in media.

Let’s face it, he can go after broadcasters who air rap music and the ‘artists’ who sing them and every station who allows that filth to be heard by young people and small children.

In that regard and that only, I hope he suceeds to show what an outrageous bias and double standard the media lives by.

There can be some good to come from all this.


278 posted on 04/11/2007 4:24:36 PM PDT by RetSignman (DEMSM: "If you tell a big enough lie, frequently enough, it becomes the truth")
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To: RetSignman
Obama said he would not be on there again. Brave soul.

Bye Obama. It was your only chance.

284 posted on 04/11/2007 4:26:13 PM PDT by AGreatPer (IMPEACH PELOSI)
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To: RetSignman
That being said, Imus will go down fighting back and wouldn’t be surprised if he was talking to lawyers right now. He has plenty to reference to about ‘other’ people who have said worse and allowed to keep their voice in media.

What would that accomplish? MSNBC can cancel any show it wants. Imus can't sue to stay on. I am sure there are termination clauses in his contract. He is just another scalp on Sharpton/Jackson's belt. The next question is whether his radio show will stay on the air. A case of liberals eating their own.

313 posted on 04/11/2007 4:34:36 PM PDT by kabar
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