What I Saw In Arizona. Part Two: Photo Album

Also again love the intolerance of that post, you show that you are everything that you claim KO is, now go away and go to we hate tolerance blogs and let people talk baseball.

Will try

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You show that you have no idea what tolerance is, no wonder you love to bash KO and praise a guy who thinks that it okay to make fun of pain and sucide, you think that blacks are bad When Senator Robert Byrd (D-West Virginia) died on June 28 at the age of 92, he was the longest serving member of Congress in U.S. history. In 2006, he was reelected for an unprecedented ninth term in office. And he was elected by his colleagues to more leadership positions than any senator ever. With 18,000 votes cast and a career attendance record of 98 percent, he had a proud record of achievement. But he also had a disturbing history as a former member of the Ku Klux Klan. Byrd would later renounce his racist past, demonstrating to us that people have the power to change and move beyond their hate.

In his final years, Sen. Byrd was frail, in poor health and confined to a wheelchair. Yet, he was still on call to vote for President Obama’s health care reform bill and help ensure its passage. In his early years, it is safe to say, Byrd was sick with the disease of racism, segregationist sentiment and a hatred of black people. At age 24, he joined the Klan in 1942 and rose to positions of leadership within the white supremacist organization. He vowed to fellow segregationist Senator Theodore Bilbo (D-Mississippi) that “I shall never fight in the armed forces with a Negro by my side… Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds.”
Also here In the early 1940s, Byrd recruited 150 of his friends and associates to create a new chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.[10]
According to Byrd, a Klan official told him, “You have a talent for leadership, Bob … The country needs young men like you in the leadership of the nation.” Byrd later recalled, “Suddenly lights flashed in my mind! Someone important had recognized my abilities! I was only 23 or 24 years old, and the thought of a political career had never really hit me. But strike me that night, it did.”[10] Byrd became a recruiter and leader of his chapter.[10] When it came time to elect the top officer in the local Klan unit, Byrd won unanimously.[10]
In 1946, Byrd wrote to segregationist Mississippi Senator Theodore G. Bilbo:[16]
I shall never fight in the armed forces with a negro by my side … Rather I should die a thousand times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds.
—Robert C. Byrd, in a letter to Sen. Theodore Bilbo (D-MS), 1946[17][10][18]
In 1946 or 1947, Byrd wrote a letter to a Grand Wizard stating, “The Klan is needed today as never before, and I am anxious to see its rebirth here in West Virginia and in every state in the nation.”[19] However, when running for the United States House of Representatives in 1952, he announced “After about a year, I became disinterested, quit paying my dues, and dropped my membership in the organization. During the nine years that have followed, I have never been interested in the Klan.” He said he had joined the Klan because he felt it offered excitement and was anti-communist.[10]
In 1997, Byrd told an interviewer he would encourage young people to become involved in politics but also: “Be sure you avoid the Ku Klux Klan. Don’t get that albatross around your neck. Once you’ve made that mistake, you inhibit your operations in the political arena.”[20] In his last autobiography, Byrd explained that he was a KKK member because he “was sorely afflicted with tunnel vision—a jejune and immature outlook—seeing only what I wanted to see because I thought the Klan could provide an outlet for my talents and ambitions.”[21] Byrd also said, in 2005, “I know now I was wrong. Intolerance had no place in America. I apologized a thousand times … and I don’t mind apologizing over and over again. I can’t erase what happened.”[10]
[edit] Wow I see were you got your BS post which does not show that democrats are intolerant, just shows that BY does not know what racism and sexism are, you got it from a right wing site that also does not know what intolerance is, wow I guy wondering why he does not get money from that list is not a sexist quto. Roger Clinton is not a politician and this At least according to Sean Hannity on H&C tonight. He said he’s heard tapes of him using the word. First, I wanna ask if anyone else has heard this? Wow so this was sworn to be Sean Hannity, whose bigotry has been repeatedly reported here and who is the former pal to white supremacist Hal Turner, teamed up with Kate Obenshain, former chief of staff of George “macacawitz” Allen, in a comical effort to tar Bill and Hillary Clinton as racists. On numerous occasions, Hannity has made racial attacks on Barack Obama, without any apparent objection from FOX News. But suddenly, Hannity and FOX were very interested in the feelings of African Americans who have felt slighted by some recent comments by the Clintons on the campaign trail. Tellingly, it wasn’t long before Hannity and Obenshain made it clear that they weren’t at all concerned about whether or not blacks had really been insulted by the Clintons, just resentful that Republicans “can’t get away with” the same kind of language. With video.

“The Clintons have some race problems, Hannity said gleefully at the beginning of the discussion. Then, without even exploring the two issues – Bill Clinton’s reference to Obama’s campaign message as “a fairy tale” and Hillary Clinton implying that LBJ deserved more credit than Martin Luther King for enacting civil rights laws – Hannity moved on to focus on his usual preoccupation when it comes to race: That Democrats (or blacks) are freer to be racists than Republicans. You have to wonder why he would care or be keeping score.

“I have said this for years and it is frustrating to me,” Hannity complained. “Because 90% of the African American vote goes to the Democratic Party in most elections. But yet Bill Clinton says his political mentor was J. William Fulbright who was a known segregationist. Al Gore father’s was not there for the ‘64 Civil Rights Act or the ‘65 Voting Rights Act. Lyndon Johnson was depending on Republicans to get those votes passed. I have Roger Clinton on tape using the “n” word multiple times. During the Clinton years, you have a former Klansman who used the “n” word on FOX News Sunday, Robert Byrd. And somehow the Democrats gave the Clintons a pass. He didn’t appoint African Americans to the highest positions of power. How did he get this reputation in the first place?”

Guest Juan Williams (often a decent guest on Hannity & Colmes) answered that Republicans such as Barry Goldwater opposed the Civil Rights Act. “Clearly, that was the beginning of the Southern strategy that has captured the south pretty much for white, you know, conservatives and made the south more Republican, done away with the Dixiecrats, and posited whites, as opposed to blacks, as being in the Republican Party. And sometimes those are people who align with the Confederate flag and …black people feel that as if they’re being excluded from the club.”

Hannity moved on immediately to expound about Republicans not being able to insult blacks. To Obenshain, Hannity said, “I think there’s a pattern here that has emerged where Democrats get a pass. They get to be around Robert Byrd, Roger Clinton gets to use that word. But if Republicans said or did these things, I think there’d be, let’s say a lot of trouble for them.”

Obenshain’s relationship to Senator Allen was not provided to the audience by the “We report, you decide” network, even though his use of a racial slur and other allegations of racism featured prominently in what turned out to be his 2006 re-election defeat. In her screechy voice, Obenshain whined, “There are quite a few examples of good, decent, honorable Republicans who have been virtually destroyed by the media (over mistakes or misspeaking).”

Conservative Bill Sammon was the third member of the imbalanced panel. Sammon agreed with Alan Colmes that the Clintons were not deliberately trying to create a racial divide in the Democratic Party for the purpose of using it against Obama. But Sammon, too, sloughed off any concern for what African Americans might be thinking or feeling. “I do think that Republicans are looking at this with just a delicious sense of irony to watch Democrats savage each other over the race card.” He added, “To have the guy who loves to be called ‘the first black president’ crawling to that great racial arbiter of our times, Rev. Al Sharpton, who gave us Tawana Brawley, like he’s some kind of Don Imus to go seek absolution from this guy. It’s unbelievable what a spectacle this is.”

The real spectacle was watching the three conservatives pretending to be racially sensitive while proving the opposite. Sorry I went to the site that you got this from and Fritz quto has no link behind it so I know that one is not true, it was just made up like all what the right wing news does, Mike Wallece is not a memeber of the democratic party he is a journlist, so you and right wing news show that you do not know what democrats are from journlists, Henry Belfounte is telling historical truth about slavary there, also again thier is no source to back that one up expect for websites that defend racism like right wing news which show that they have n not idea what racism is. Again what Donna is saying is not racism is truth, republicans have had no policies that have helped blacks and they do just put them out there to show it, it was espically true in 2000, also if you took in context Al Gore and Bill Clinton have worked hard for the last seven years to improve the lives of African Americans and Hispanics,” she said. “On the other hand, the Republicans bring out Colin Powell and [Rep.] J.C. Watts [R-Okla.] because they have no program, no policy. They play that game because they have no other game. They have no love and no joy. They’d rather take pictures with black children than feed them.” Again were is the racism in that quto, those two were offended because it was true and do not say different because that would be a lie from somone that likes to post articles from websites that defend hate and racism, and nothing to back that one up, so again that was not being racist, I love how this site like you does not get that Truman lived in a time where even republicans were using N word and others that were not appoertaite today, shows that you have no idea what history is, also republicans in the 60′s were also using the N word regulary, so as a historian I have to laugh that you and that website shows that Truman and LBJ are racist, here is thier history on the subject y 1947, as the Cold War with the Soviet Union intensified and the nation was becoming increasingly anti-Communist and intolerant, Harry Truman astonished everyone by suddenly supporting civil rights. Truman had been outraged at the murder and assaults on dozens of black veterans of World War II. Although he once held strong racial biases — he had used the word “nigger” freely in his speech — in 1947 he decided to make civil rights a national issue. He authorized a fifteen-man committee on Civil Rights to recommend new legislation to protect people from discrimination. Speaking from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Truman became the first president of the United States to address the NAACP. He promised African Americans that the federal government would act now to end discrimination, violence, and race prejudice in American life. Shortly afterward, his panel issued its report confirming that segregation, lynching, and discrimination at the polls had to be ended.

In the election year of 1948, Truman continued to push for civil rights, partially because he felt that it was the right thing to do, and partially because he knew that he had to win the black vote in order to be elected. Although most political analysts predicted a Republican landslide, Truman believed that the election would depend on a handful of cities in the North where the balance of power would be held by black votes. Senator Hubert Humphrey, who was deeply committed to civil rights, had successfully maneuvered the Democratic Party to support a strong civil rights plank in its campaign platform — much stronger than Truman wanted. One of Truman’s strongest arguments in favor of civil rights was that American and Russia were now locked in a deadly “Cold War” and the Russians were using America’s Jim Crow policies to win support from the rest of the world. Southerners replied that the civil-rights program was supported by Communists.

The 1948 Democratic Convention,
and the reaction of Strom Thurmond to Truman’s support of civil rights.

Strom Thurmond, Governor of South Carolina, and a group of Southern delegates walked out of the Democratic Convention when the civil-rights platform passed. The dissidents formed the States’ Rights party, whose members came to known as Dixiecrats. A reporter asked Thurmond why he had bolted from the Democratic party when President Truman had not done anything substantially different from his predecessor, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Thurmond replied, “Yes — but Truman really means it.” After the convention, Truman ordered the army integrated — a move brought about, in part, by the intense pressure of civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph. Truman’s stance on civil rights won him the black vote in 1948 — and with it, the presidential election.
Wow this guy was the one that intergrated the military, I have to laugh with how uneducated in history you and the persont that wrote it are, also here is what LBJ did Forty years ago today, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, a bill that changed the face of America. It opened all public accommodations — hotels, restaurants, swimming pools — to all Americans regardless of race, color, religion or national origin.

The bill also ended legal discrimination in employment on the basis of race or sex, and established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to enforce the law. The signing ceremony represented a personal triumph for Johnson, who lobbied tirelessly on behalf of the bill. Recordings of the president’s phone conversations reveal his relentless campaign to wrangle lawmakers in favor of the controversial bill.

NPR’s Steve Inskeep and NPR’s Cokie Roberts recall Johnson’s role in passing the historic act.
Also LBJ was the one that signed the 1964 and 1965 civil rights acts, so please show me why qutos from a time period were thier those words were used regulary by everyone is showing that these guys are racist. First that quto is not anti-semtic, if saying bastrad is hateful, than everyone in England would be consider racist or others things, so first off you and that writer have no idea what anti-semtism is. The second one is only been put out by right wing sites that have always defended anti-semtism so that shows me not believe what is being said, also people that campaign for others aka Powell with Obama does not mean that person is associated with the party. Sorry but that does not show anti-semtism in the democratic party, again no link and when you reasearch it it not even there, so that just came out of the blue, also has nothing to do with the democratic party, and actually that ones against the party, so again you do not show anti-setism, Rev. Jesse Jackson referred to Jews as “Hymies” and to New York City as “Hymietown” in January 1984 during a conversation with a black Washington Post reporter, Milton Coleman. Jackson had assumed the references would not be printed because of his racial bond with Coleman, but several weeks later Coleman permitted the slurs to be included far down in an article by another Post reporter on Jackson’s rocky relations with American Jews.

A storm of protest erupted, and Jackson at first denied the remarks, then accused Jews of conspiring to defeat him. The Nation of Islam’s radical leader Louis Farrakhan, an aggressive anti-Semite and old Jackson ally, made a difficult situation worse by threatening Coleman in a radio broadcast and issuing a public warning to Jews, made in Jackson’s presence: “If you harm this brother [Jackson], it will be the last one you harm.” So wow this site and person does not know what a apology is. Thier is no qutos in there that shows that the democrats are anti-semtic, only ones that show that you and this person have no idea what real anti-semtism is, as someone that is jewish I have to laugh that they think someone campaigning is showing that democrats are anti-semtic, that Clinton’s using basterd which is what is used in England is anti-semtism, and here is what jews think of Clinton Little Rock, Ark. — Bill Clinton was affectionately introduced as so pro-Israel that he was effectively “the country’s first Jewish president” on Saturday night. In town to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Jewish Federation of Arkansas., Clinton was awarded the group’s Tikkun
Former President Clinton (Mark Lennihan – AP) Olam Lifetime Achievement Award.

In September, New York Magazine ran a contrarian cover story characterizing President Obama, who has been criticized as insufficiently pro-Israel by some, as “The First Jewish President.”

The headline quote for that story came from Abner Mikva, who said during the president’s ’08 campaign, “When this all is over, people are going to say that Barack Obama is the first Jewish president.” The author of the piece, John Heilemann, argued that while it hadn’t quite worked out that way, there was more truth to that assessment than one might think.

There was no mention at the Jewish Federation of Arkansas event of any intention to strip Obama of that distinction, never conferred in earnest in the first place.

Since his days as governor, Clinton has had a close relationship with the state’s Jewish community.

But “since I’ve seen you, I acquired a Jewish son-in-law,” he said as the crowd laughed. He really feels part of the Jewish community, he said, since Chelsea Clinton’s 2010 marriage to Marc Mezvinsky.. He even celebrates the Jewish holidays, he said.

Among the 500 who attended were Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) and one-time presidential candidate and former Supreme Allied Commander Europe of NATO Wesley Clark. Clinton also posed for photos with teenagers who weren’t born when he took the oath of office.

“I have a zillion friends here,” he told the crowd in his keynote speech.

Clinton said he wanted to talk about the current situation in the Middle East, but felt he should hold back:

“You can say whatever you want [as a former president], unless your wife happens to be Secretary of State.”

He did, however, recommend two books for the crowd to read.

First, he praised Ben-Gurion: A Political Life by Shimon Peres, the Nobel Peace laureate and President of Israel, about the country’s founding prime minister, David Ben-Gurion.

He also suggested The Crisis of Zionism by Peter Beinart, which will be published next month. Clinton said he’d written a blurb in which he called it, “a deeply important book for anyone who cares about Israel.”

Many in the crowd dutifully jotted down the names.

He told a story about how he used to walk alone in the Jewish cemetery in Hot Springs, Ark., where he grew up.

And he said he prays that in “twenty, thirty or forty years” the entire Middle East region will be strong and Israelis will have “genuine partners of peace” in the region.

After his speech, Clinton had planned to exit quickly and hop a plane to New York. But he was having such a good time he nixed that idea at the last minute and stayed for the rest of the awards ceremony.

Hilary had most of the jewish vote in the primary, that is how luaghable that quto is. Basterd is a word that was used for childern that were born out of wedlock, it is not a word that used to hate jews.
Again I have to laugh that you think that Charles Barron quto is racism, do you and right wing news not know what true racism is, he is saying the truth there, whites do not understand what blacks go through I have people say that to me, so again were is the racism. Also Francies Berry quto is also not a racist one, she again is telling the truth, white men’s civil rights have always been covered, we passed the Civil Rights acts to make sure that women and people of color could have the same right as they do, again that is not a racist quto, and you and right wing news are showing how igorant you are when it comes to racism by putting that one in. Again were is the racism in that quto, also that one does not make sense because Gore and Libermann were both white men. So I have to laugh that this one was put in there, because it shows that you both have no idea what common sense is. First I have no found anything on that when I resaerch, and second I have no idea how that quto is racist, that one is just her voicing her opin about Medicare, so again you and that writer show that you have no idea what racism is. Wow again were is the racism in the Willie Brown quto the white boys got beat so what, were is the racism there, does this person even know what racism is and what racist qutos are. Wow again this site and you do not know what an apology means West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrdapologized Sunday for a slur he used during a discussion of race relations in a nationally broadcast interview.

In an interview taped Friday for “Fox News Sunday,” Byrd, 83, was asked about race relations in the United States.

“They are much, much better than they’ve ever been in my lifetime,” Byrd said, but added that he believed people talk about race too much.

“My old mom told me, ‘Robert, you can’t go to heaven if you hate anybody.’ We practice that. There are white niggers. I’ve seen a lot of white niggers in my time. I’m going to use that word. We just need to work together to make our country a better country, and I’d just as soon quit talking about it so much.”

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In apologizing, Byrd — the Senate’s senior Democrat — said the phrase dated back to his childhood. In the same interview, Byrd also talked about joining the Ku Klux Klan in his youth, describing it as a mistake.

Interviewer Tony Snow did not ask Byrd about his use of the expression. But after the videotaped segment was played, Snow noted that Byrd had later apologized for his choice of words.

In a statement released by his office and read on Fox, Byrd expressed regret for the words.

“I apologize for the characterization I used on this program,” he said. “The phrase dates back to my boyhood and has no place in today’s society.

“As for my language, I had no intention of casting aspersions on anyone of another race,” he said. “In my attempt to articulate strongly held feelings, I may have offended people.”

“Unfortunately,” he added, “there are people in every race who would rather attack others simply because of ill-conceived, false stereotypes based on skin color. People who do this are obstacles to positive race relations and become the stereotypes that they despise. But by working together and continually improving the understanding between the races, we can overcome these narrow-minded people and the obstacles that they represent.”

His use of the term came about in his answer to a question about civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, who recently admitted that he had an extramarital affair and fathered a child out of wedlock.

Byrd said he had “never been an enthusiastic admirer of Jesse Jackson” but that Jackson “made a bad mistake.”

“We all make mistakes. I made a mistake when I was a young man — it’s always been an albatross around my neck — in joining the Ku Klux Klan,” Byrd said. “We all make mistakes. We can strive to overcome them. That’s his situation. What he and his God work out between themselves, that’s their business.” Wow so angry when someone says something than apologizes for it. Thanks for showing how BS this site is and how like you have no idea what the democratic party is.

Finally, Jackson doused the fires in late February with an emotional speech admitting guilt and seeking atonement before national Jewish leaders in a Manchester, New Hampshire synagogue. Yet Jackson refused to denounce Farrakhan, and lingering, deeply rooted suspicions have led to an enduring split between Jackson and many Jews. The frenzy also heightened tensions between Jackson and the mostly white establishment press.
Also with Louis Frankkahen, some stumping for them By does not mean that they are part of the democrat party, so the fact that they would use him to try to say that Cynthia is anti-semetic is sad, and shows that they would rather bash democrats than listen. ALso here is what the Elders thing was about The Surgeon General, Dr. Joycelyn Elders, said today that Medicaid must have been developed by “a white male slave owner” because “it fails to provide services to poor women to prevent unwanted pregnancies, and this failure contributes to poverty, ignorance and enslavement.”

At the same time, Dr. Elders said the Government should work closely with churches to improve public health and provide social services to “our poorest and most helpless citizens.”

“We always talked about the separation of church and state,” Dr. Elders said. “I want to forget about the separation. Let’s try to integrate church and state so we can come together and begin to do things that make a difference to people in our community.” Urging More Family Planning

Dr. Elders made the comments here in a speech at the annual meeting of the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, which represents more than 4,000 family planning clinics. She repeated the comments and elaborated on them in an interview this evening.

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Medicaid was created in 1965 to help finance health care for low-income people. It now serves 33 million Americans. State Medicaid programs generally must cover family planning services and supplies, but many low-income women do not qualify.

Moreover, Dr. Elders said the eligibility criteria for women seeking prenatal care and obstetrical services were more liberal than the criteria for those who wanted family planning.

“If we really want to do something about illegitimate births and unwanted births, Medicaid should support family planning at the same level as prenatal care,” she said.

Dr. Elders added: “The Medicaid system must have been developed by a white male slave owner. It pays for you to be pregnant and have a baby, but it won’t pay for much family planning.

“White male slave owners wanted a lot of healthy slaves; people to work. We don’t need slaves any more. We need healthy, educated, motivated children with hope. We need to really invest in family planning.”

The Surgeon General said the Reagan and Bush Administrations had tried to destroy Government-subsidized family planning through “ruthless and inhumane policies.”

Gary L. Bauer, who served as domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan, said today that Dr. Elders continued “to employ language that is bizarre, emotionally charged and terribly inappropriate for a Government official.”

Dr. Elders said she tried to find “a jazzy way” to express her ideas so people would understand her. “That’s the way I always speak,” she said. “I say honestly what I think.”

During her talk today, she said: “I am very eager for churches to go out and really help dysfunctional families get the services they need for people to survive. How can you moralize about the issue when children are hungry, cold and abused? People should not just sit around and talk about their religion.”

Mr. Bauer, who is now president of the Family Research Council, a conservative research organization, said: “When Joycelyn Elders calls for more Government-church cooperation, I feel uncomfortable. She is talking about churches getting more involved in sex education and parroting the Government line that children need condoms.”

But Judith M. DeSarno, president of the National Family Planning and Reproductive Health Association, praised Dr. Elders for her efforts to increase access to health care for poor women.

The Surgeon General said, “My No. 1 priority during my tenure in Washington is to do something about the startling rate of unintended pregnancies.” In this and other efforts to improve public health and social welfare, she said, churches can be helpful.

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Again when you put it in context I do not see where the racism is, and it shows that this person like you have no idea what real racism is, Wow again how does this do with the democratic party, people campaign with people all the time that are not assoicated with the party aka Powell campaigning for Obama, so again how is that bad on the party, also still not shown anyting that this guy was campaigning for her. This quto is not from someone that is assoicated with the democratic party is this like Wallace is a journlist and again it is not racism, she is just stating a fact that we still have racist today, I guess you and that right wing news guy did not want to hear and show that you two have no idea what real racism is. Wow again a defeated campigner and also again how does this show that democratic party is bad, again this is a claim with nothing to back it up, again were is Sharpton being a racist here, actually as someone that studies history he had a point, Africa and Asia and Middle East aka the Moorns were studying what the greeks had been doing and were advancing cilivation while Europe was caught up in conquering Isreal and heading the wrong direction in the Middle Ages/ Dark Ages, so again thier is no racism in that quto, if you and this guy would learn your history you both would see that quto is right on. Wow again another quto that has nothing to do with racism Zack is talking about what whites could do to repay blacks for the decades/Centuries of slavary in this country, again no racism. Also that other one is not racism also, and it has nothing to do with the party, and she is also never was an elected leader.
Sorry but you have no shown that democrats are racist all you have shown is that you like this site have no idea what real racism is. This list is a joke and shows that you are everything that you claim KO is. Go to the we are igorant about what racism and anti-semtism blogs are and let people talk baseball.

Wow
Again thanks for posting made up videos that do not even put up made up names, again here is who Gibson is and why that name is made up and the story Again this is who Gibson is and how made up that story is Wow again here is who Gibson is here again is who Gibson is KO is not BB, thier is no such thing as bath tub boy that is something that was made up by John Gibson because KO was not allowed to call him worst person. Also anyone that uses that name shows that they have zero clue what being human is. John Gibson thought it was funny to make fun of Stewart’s pain on 911, he thought it was funny to make fun of Lugar’s suicude by his I could never quit you quto, UPDATE: John Gibson has “apologized” for his distasteful comments on Heath Ledger’s death. Though he first defended his statements on his radio show yesterday — there is “no point in passing up a good joke,” he said, and repeated his “Brokeback Mountain” joke saying, “I’m not giving that up” — he eventually caved to pressure to apologize and did so on his television show.
Still, his apology seemed forced, and relatively half-hearted:
Those who knew him say he was a good actor and a loving dad. And what happened to him was terrible, but was evidently an accident. Once again, to anyone offended by my comments, I’m sorry. But I’m also sorry that Heath Ledger is no longer alive and with us.
ThinkProgress has the audio of Gibson’s defense of his comments, and MediaMatters has the video of his “apology.”
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ORIGINAL ITEM: Fox News’ John Gibson found a way to outdo MSNBC’s Courtney Hazlett for the most inappropriate comment on Heath Ledger’s death. ThinkProgress reports that, on his radio show yesterday (which opened with funeral music), Gibson called Ledger a “weirdo” with a “serious drug problem.” Making fun of the famous “I wish I knew how to quit you” line from “Brokeback Mountain,” Gibson said of his death, “Well, he found out how to quit you.”
This is not Gibson’s first time making inappropriate comments in the wake of tragedy. In July 2005, just one day before the 7/7 terrorist bombings in London, Gibson said that “the International Olympic Committee missed a golden opportunity….If they had picked France instead of London to hold the Olympics, it would have been the one time we could look forward to where we didn’t worry about terrorism. They’d blow up Paris, and who cares?” The next day, after the London bombings, Gibson.
Also only people that live in alterante universes think that this is Obama’s Monica lewsinsky. Excuse me, were was the cover up, were was Obama lying, wow were was Obama having a affair with a intern. You really show that you have no idea what you talk about.
Also I love how you put out a made up Special Comment that KO never gave. Showing that you do not know what pardoy is. This story has nothing to do with KO, so keep showing how igonrant you are on KO and that you have zero clue what make believe aka pardoy sketch and reality are.
KO is not BB that is a made up story and anyone that uses it shows that they have zero idea what being human is.
Wow once again you show that you not KO are the immature one, and do not say different because that would be a lie. Only people that are igorant about who KO is and what immature behavior like you would believe those made up talking points, that again are debunked like everything that you say, and again I am someone who would care crap if Ko was that, that is how I know that KO is opposite of immature and that those talking points describe you to a tee.
Keep showing that you do not know what being human means, only people in alternate unvierses would believe the made up lie by Gibson that get’s debunked.
Keep lying and showing how igorant you are about who KO is, sorry KO is no crybaby that is who you and Gibson are.
Wow BG the only person that thinks that a made debunked story by a person that loves to make fun of people’s pain and thinks that making fun of sucide is funny. Please keep showing how igorant you are about KO and that you have no idea what being human means. You really make me respect KO more and show why he this generations Murrow. Sorry that story and name have been debunked over and over again, keep showing how igorant you are when it comes to truth. Now get off the blog and let people talk baseball.
Keep showing how igorant you are on KO that is all you know how to do.
Wow keep showing that you love to support people that do not know what being human is
You love to post people that have no idea who KO is just like you do not, go back and let people talk baseball.
You show that you would not know who KO is if it he walked up and to him. You really show why he and always will be this generations Murrow.
YOu show that you love to post things from people that do not know what being human means.
Moderators please get the troll off the blog and let people talk baseball thank you.
Now get off the blog and go to we are igorant about KO’s career blogs and let peopel talk baseball.
Keep showing how igorant you are about KO, the only one who is that name is Gibson, this story BY has been debunked over and over again, it not true this is and never By will be KO’s name and if you say different than that would be a made up lie. Keep making respect KO more and showing why he this generations Murrow with crap like this. Also make me respect Maddow with showing how igorant you are about her also.

I would love to hear what your husband has to say about transit history, but I have been into the history of everything, including trains and trolleys.

Thanks Roberta, keep on talking up the Giants.” Wide-angle lens for Bochy’s head”; made me LOL. Yea, Keith, how about coming out to “The City by the Bay”?