Posted on 08/01/2012 9:29:37 PM PDT by Maelstorm
As one of the main charms of Fox News’ Studio B With Shepard Smith is that anything can happen, and it usually does. For example, as Smith was tossing to commercial Wednesday afternoon, he took what seemed like a hard shot at former Arkansas Governor and Fox stablemate Mike Huckabee‘s “Chick-Fil-A Appreciation Day,” invented to celebrate that restaurant chain’s opposition to marriage equality.
Delivering one of those banal date-related factoids that news shows throw out there every so often, Smith said “It’s National Badminton Day,” then added “forget National Day of Intolerance, let’s just stay with badminton.” Smith has previously express support for marriage equality.
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Well, didn’t Barney Frank and Anderson Cooper just win the “Mr. Obvious” award by publicly outing themselves? I guess Shep is feeling guilty about being in the closet now...
Although I watch FNC, I refuse to watch this guy... along with Geraldo. No exceptions... channel is always changed.
This is the brave hero that tries to run over women in parking lots.
When he comes on, Fox News goes off.
I'm getting the impression that MSNBC is developing some comedic value.
These wackos are so far off the rails that they are going from just being a joke to actually being a funny caricature of a news channel.
Perhaps they could use Sheep and Whoraldo in their cast.
“Well, didn’t Barney Frank and Anderson Cooper”
Barney “Flame” has been openly gay for decades and a protected member of the liberal elite. When his live in “boy toy” was caught running a male prostitution ring from his house Bahney claimed, “I didn’t know anything about it at awwll!”, and the media and Congress collectively said, “Oh, ok, Bahney that makes complete sense”. He did recently get married to his butt buddy. Anderson Cooper apparently thought he was fooling at least some of the people all these years. Coming out now is probably just a lame attempt to be relevant.
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