MORE EXAMPLES OF FOX & THE GOP: THEY JUST DON’T GET IT!
…The conservative author and
talker, Ann Coulter
Here are more reasons that fewer
Americans are referring to themselves as “Republican”.
And the hits just keep on coming……………………….
The Fox
News pundits are becoming a liberal American's best friend by being so
ridiculously out-of-sync with the American public in general.
Fox’s Bill O’Reilly really stepped in it when
he sent his jerk of a reporter, Jesse Watters, out to stroll around Penn Station, shoving his microphone
into homeless people's faces and asking them where they slept and whether they
had drinking problems.
Obviously, being
that it was coming from Bill O’Reilly, Watters wasn’t asked to do this for
humanizing a population that needs help. It was instead about exposing these
unfortunates as the con artists that O’Reilly and Fox see them as today.
After viewing
over five minutes of forcing various down-on-their-luck individuals with very
rude questions, Watters then got some mostly white commuters to state how scary
the homeless people seemed to them. But
Watter’s almost blew it as he had to ask one young girl repeatedly the same
question to finally get the answer he
wanted. That was because she had
initially expressed compassion for the local homeless.
Watters then
returned to the studio to discuss his findings and how this homeless issue was
all New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s fault.
You see, according to O’Reilly, homeless people knew their place under
Mayor Giuliani and Mayor Bloomberg, but they don’t today.
O’Reilly
also agreed that criminalizing homeless people was an excellent use of NYPD cops’ time.
“People should not sleep in Penn Station,
he reasoned, “because there are homeless
shelters where people can go in New York City.”
The eager,
young O’Reilly disciple Watters totally agreed saying, “Why can’t they get these guys in the really plush homeless shelters?”
Yep, he really
said. “Plush homeless shelters”.
Amazing! But it doesn’t
stop there……
Did you know
that the anorexic author/pundit Ann Coulter calls Fox’s Megyn Kelly: “the sane, smart one at Fox!”
Well here’s a
conversation Megyn Kelly, had with Howard Kurtz and Geraldo Rivera:
KURTZ: What
a lot of people hear, when Trump goes over the top, they like the fact
that he doesn't apologize. They like the fact that he doesn't parse his words
like most politicians.
The average
politician would have backed off and clarified many times by now. But Trump
gets away with it because he strikes a chord.
KELLY: Well,
Ann Coulter has a whole book out right now that makes this same point. Now
granted, she's not running for president. But she…..
KELLY:
But she cites data that does support the fact that
some, obvious, immigrants who come across the borders do turn out
to be criminals, and that's…
RIVERA: I researched
it tonight and…..
KELLY: None?
No immigrants turn out to be criminals?
RIVERA: I
never said that. Undocumented immigrants commit crimes "at a lower rate than the
general population of the United States".
So, in
conclusion please note: You know you are in uncharted territory when Geraldo
Rivera sounds that reasonable.
Now the another
latest item from Fox News that was presented with a straight face, is that “overtime pay actually hurts workers. “.
Despite the
obvious fairness and decency of the Obama administration's proposal
to extend overtime protections to five million workers, not everyone
was celebrating.
Fox News
host Ainsley Earhardt said this is a bad idea!
A bad idea because, personally when she was younger, she loved being
exploited and being paid zero for overtime work.
“I was
making $20,000 with my first job as a reporter, and I always said
yes to everything that they asked me to do,” Earhardt recalled this on her trip down
memory lane. She said she especially loved working until 2AM because it’s what
enabled her to climb her ladder of success!
Fox co-host
Sandra Smith chimed in that former McDonald’s
CEO Ed Rensi had told Fox News that “these jobs are not careers.”
The McDonalds's CEO was distorting the reality of his own workforce and the fact that
many of them support families on McDonald’s
meager wages. Then it got bizarre when he said, “Giving people overtime raises will “encourage them to stay as an hourly employee
flipping hamburgers at McDonald’s. No one wants that.
High turnover is what
everyone wants.”
Huh…?
Moving on, Fox
Business Network’s, Wall Street
stocks editor, Elisabeth MacDonald is worried that paying overtime would create
a “permanent minimum wage club” in
America.
Only a Fox
talking-head could come up with a bazaar statement like that.
Finally, a
truly off-the-wall comment came from a fairly new Wisconsin Republican
congressman.
Wisconsin
Republican Representative Glenn Grothman told a
local radio host that the decision by the Supreme Court for legalizing
same-sex-marriage was "an offense to those killed in the American Civil
War".
Yep, that was
his comment.
In this
individual's mind, the Civil War was a religious war. It was, “A strong religious war to further a Christian lifestyle by getting rid
of slavery.”
So, apparently
in Rep. Grothman’s mind, the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage decision, based as it actually was on the
14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause, was a total affront to the Civil
War’s dead.
Another, huh…?
As I said,
from Fox
and the GOP: “...the hits just keep on coming1”
Copyright G.Ater 2015


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