Media Matters' Rabin-Havt: Fox News stokes "racial fear and paranoia"
July 20, 2010 2:27 pm ET
From the July 19 edition of KRNV's Face to Face with John Ralston:
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it's like a john water's character!!!
As the "Libs are the kings of dividing people"...were you trying to be punny? Nope. Dr. King tried to bring all people together. His call for justice and integration was for all segments of society. The Republicans don't have a "big tent" philosophy. Pro-choice? Out! Agnostic? Out! Anti-war? Out!
Once again, birdbrain, you fail to grasp the obvious.
MMFA says upfront that they focus on conservative misinformation. Rabin-Havt didn't talks about it because, nor did Ralston push him on it because there was no point to do so. Would you turn to ESPN to get updated financial advice?
The entire interview was about MMFA. Ralston asked him about liberal misinformation. Ravin-Havt gave the answer.
Give an instance in today's "liberal media" of factually inaccurate information. Go ahead...
Please produce a campaign ad making that claim or admit you're a liar.
Nevertheless, I felt he asked fair question and he was gracious enough to allow full answers from Rabin-Havt. No interruptions. No rants. No attempts to twist anything into an unrelated editorial.
That was good journalism. Fox could learn a thing or two from Ralston.
It shows the person doesn't understand the concepts. If they did they'd be able to put the ideas into their own words.
And he wants us to believe that he's a bone doctor.