[Right Scoop] While all of you were busy eating a big meal with your family on Thanksgiving, Fox News was apologizing to Hillary Clinton for an insult made by a guest on one of their daytime shows.
To cut to the chase, at one point Fox News host Rick Leventhal suggested he was amazed that Hillary Clinton was still in the headlines with all that’s going on in the world, referring to calls for another Clinton investigation.
Leventhal immediately call the language inappropriate, apologized to their viewers and then nixed the segment early "because of some of the language that was used". We didn’t see Paulina again.
And then after the segment was over, Fox News anchor Arthel Neville officially apologized to Hillary Clinton, pointing out that Fox News does not condone what Paulina said about the former Secretary of State.
So what do you think? Was the apology necessary or is this more evidence that BillO was right about Fox News wanting to become part of the establishment media?
"I have opinions on many things. None of them are any of your &^@#*$! business..."
"Well, I was always told that if I can't say anything nice..."
Posted by: M. Murcek ||
11/24/2018 9:04 Comments ||
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Herpes sores come and go, right? Kind of like Hillary! going 'on tour' every few weeks with a new, inventive excuse about her loss to Trump, so in that sense Paulina's got a point.
[NYPost] Hayden, 73, served under both the George W. Bush and Obama. He's a retired Air Force general and now works for CNN as a security analyst. Hayden has been a sharp critic of President Trump since he was elected in 2016. A prerequisite for the CNN gig
In August, Hayden said he would consider it an honor if Trump took away his security clearance. Hayden made the statement to show solidarity with fellow Klingon former CIA director John Brennan after Trump revoked Brennan's security clearance. The White House said in August that Hayden's security clearance was under review.
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11/24/2018 08:23 ||
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As a stroke victim myself, my wishes for Hayden are that, like me, he can only talk out of one side of his mouth now...
Posted by: M. Murcek ||
11/24/2018 10:19 Comments ||
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^ Snark O' The Day early candidate
Posted by: Frank G ||
11/24/2018 10:27 Comments ||
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Sorry to hear that you suffered a stroke M. Murcek.
Now, with regard Hayden, I feel remorseful that the bastard survived.
Posted by: Whiskey Mike ||
11/24/2018 10:47 Comments ||
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Stroke was more than two decades ago, I bounced back nicely.
I appreciate the good wishes.
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[Spectator USA] Young Beto O’Rourke casts himself as the ’anti-Trump’. But his father-in-law, it turns out, is a billionaire property developer with a contentious relationship with non-white residents ‐ not unlike the President. Beto’s more the proto-Jared Kushner.
The New York Times today revealed the highly interesting news that friend-of-the-little-guy Beto married well. Very well. His wife is not only the daughter of William D. Sanders, aka the Warren Buffet of real estate, Cockburn can reveal she is the only daughter. Sanders’s portfolio is valued at about $20 billion.
Nothing wrong with that, of course, but something is amiss when an endless stream of laudatory profiles fails to mention it. ’Stop the Press Before It Profiles Beto O’Rourke Again,’ came the muffled cry of Politico’s Jack Shafer a couple of weeks ago, from beneath a deluge of glowing cuttings about the Texas congressman. Having a profile of the boyishly handsome skateboarder standing against Sen. Ted Cruz is as key an ingredient to a left-leaning media site as an Instagram page or a round of cuts when your staff try to unionise.
A Yahoo profile of O’Rourke described how he ’married Amy Sanders, a charter school administrator,’ and served on the City Council ’championing downtown redevelopment.’ But the reporter didn’t bother to look into who Sanders’s father was.
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Ditto at #2. Well oiled aristocracy parading around as a Texas boob with a catchy nickname. Neither Bloomenthal, Oprah, or Zuck could pull it off either.
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One of the core public relations situations the Corporate/Communist Convergence has to address (via omerta and perception management) is the fact that they're a bunch of spoiled rich kids looking to make more money and status by pretending to be poor working class revolutionaries.
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Party of the Rich and Corrupt.
Amazon HQ2 choices Washington DC so they can buy Washington DC politicians so that the richest man in the world, Bezos can continue to sell without having to pay sales tax.
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To be a modern socialist you have to find someone who really didn't earn their wealth funding them
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
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[Right Scoop] While all of you were busy eating a big meal with your family on Thanksgiving, Fox News was apologizing to Hillary Clinton for an insult made by a guest on one of their daytime shows.
[Spectator USA] Young Beto O’Rourke casts himself as the ’anti-Trump’. But his father-in-law, it turns out, is a billionaire property developer with a contentious relationship with non-white residents ‐ not unlike the President. Beto’s more the proto-Jared Kushner.
