Malkin: "The kind of influence peddling we've seen and the pay-for-play ... marks the Obama way and the Chicago way"
October 29, 2009 10:10 am ET
From the October 29 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends:


Media Matters: The Palin chronicles
The Friday Rush: A series of conflicts
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FOX should clearly label each segement it runs as either "opinion" or "news" if it wants to be considered a legitimate news organization.
No one would ever call Michelle Malkin a Fox News Token?
Maybe she could help Bill O'Reilly with his "Phone Predator" Issue?
Their is still plenty of "Stench" at Fox News that could use a "Wipe" with some 2-ply Toilet Tissue.
Speak truth to power.
Mr. News
By the way TOOTS, I like my hot dogs the Chicago way. Got a problem with hot dogs?
Notice how TOOTS disappeared from a while but now they are recycling her. She must need the payday. And where is Orly Taint? And where is Phil Berg, the 9/11 denying person/birther person?
Malkin is clear of any "Chicago style" connections. While some wingnuts whose tastes run to the bizarre (those right wing "men" who consider Ann Coulter a babe) may consider Michelle a "dish", even they would be hard-pressed to describe her as "deep".
I seriously thought they gave up on the Chicago Way theme. I recall during the campaign a couple of righty posters here really loved that talking point.All of their Obama hatred could be explained with a reference to Chicago-style corruption, and any time a wingnut can substitute vague and imagined media truthiness for real thought,they get to relax the ol' brain.
Did you ever watch the cartoon 'reality' series "Drawn Together"?
(if not, check http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/drawn_together/meet_the_cast/index.jhtml and look for TOOT Braunstein.)
Yet, another pathetic attempt to demonize the president by comparing him to Al Capone. The Al capone metaphor is the obvious and sadly powerful tool geared towards the Fox News audience to remind them that he is not only black and from Chicago but he is violent. He is violent because he is like Al Capone. He is like Al Capone because we played a clip of The Untouchables on several opinion and news programs.
Please, no further questions. We distort. You comply.
No one stopped you losers from teabagging each other here, so come on down.
Um, Miss Maglalang, I have one word for you:
HALLIBURTON.
Then again we already are....