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Jesse Ventura: Fox News lives on intimidation
Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura blasted Fox News on Wednesday night for allegedly banning him from the news network. “Those tough guys from Fox won’t have me on,” he told Current TV host Joy Behar, saying MSNBC had banned him as well. “They refuse to have me on. I think…
Rep. Markey: Romney had to disclaim climate change to win nomination
Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA) said Thursday night that he was disappointed to see Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney disavow his belief in climate change. As the governor of Massachusetts, Romney had worked to reduce the state’s greenhouse gas emissions. But at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Romney joked about…
Ohio governor at Romney rally: Our wives are at home doing laundry
Republican Gov. John Kasich of Ohio said Wednesday at a Romney campaign rally that his wife was at home doing laundry while he gave political speeches. “You know, Jane Portman, Karen Kasich, and Janna Ryan, they operate an awful lot of the time in the shadows,” he said in Owensville,…
Bryan Fischer: Libya embassy attack ‘was an act of war’
Bryan Fischer of the American Family Association, a conservative Christian group, said Wednesday that the killing of a U.S. ambassador in Libya was an act of war that could only be remedied if the perpetrators were publicly executed. “An attack on an embassy is an act of war, ladies and…
Chicago teacher: They didn’t think that we were serious
Union delegate Darryl Reed explained Monday that the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) began their strike on Monday to prevent teachers from being unjustly fired. “We’ve been saying all along that the [Chicago Public School system] did not think that we were this strong, did not think that we were serious,…
Rep. Nadler blasts House Republicans over warrantless wiretapping
Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) on Wednesday blasted the Republican majority in the House over a five year extension of the warrantless wiretapping provisions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). “While it is appropriate for our government to gather foreign intelligence, and while some degree of secrecy is necessary, it…
California bank robbers litter streets with money during police pursuit
A hair-raising Los Angeles police chase ended Wednesday with a mob surrounding a group of alleged bank robbers who were seen throwing armloads of cash from their vehicle as they fled. It began around 10 a.m., when four men allegedly robbed a Bank of America in Santa Clarita, according to…
Pat Robertson: Muslims ‘go crazy’ because they have the spirit of a ‘wild donkey’
Televangelist Pat Robertson on Wednesday responded to this week’s attacks on the U.S. embassies in Egypt and Libya by explaining to his viewers that Muslims “go crazy” when Islam is insulted because they can’t defend the tenets of their religion. On Tuesday, U.S. ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens and at…
Florida Tea Party event turns into confrontation with protesters
A Tuesday press conference in Tampa, Florida, criticizing a local Islamic leader’s school appearance was interrupted by protesters denouncing the organizers for using hateful rhetoric. WTVT-TV reported that the gathering, involving the “Education Coalition” of a local Christian organization, the Community Issues Council (CIC), was intended to protest local school…
New York man suing Hooters after finding racist slur on receipt
A New York man is suing the Hooters restaurant chain after he was identified with an anti-Asian slur on his receipt to the company’s Queens location. According to WCBS-TV, Kisuk Cha, a recent immigrant to the U.S. from Korea, said he and his girlfriend were called “chinx” on the receipts…
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