[library user]

Just added on Drudge:

CNN DESCRIBES WORDS AS 'VERY, VERY DISPARAGING'; JACKSON IN 'DEEP DISTRESS'

[mewzilla]

JACKSON IN 'DEEP DISTRESS'

Snort. I'll just bet he is....

[AppyPappy]

Strange because I thought JJ was an early adopter of Obama

[JennysCool]

Yow! This one must be really bad!

[kristinn]

CNN story:

The Rev. Jesse Jackson apologized Tuesday for “crude and hurtful” remarks he made against Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama after finishing an interview with a Fox News correspondent.

Jackson told CNN that the interview had wrapped up and he didn’t realize his remarks were captured by a “hot” microphone.

Jackson didn’t elaborate on the context of his remarks, except to say he was trying to explain that Obama was hurting his relationship with black voters by recently conducting “moral” lectures at African-American churches.

“My appeal was for the moral content of his message to not only deal with the personal and moral responsibility of black males, but to deal with the collective moral responsibility of government and the public policy which would be a corrective action for the lack of good choices that often led to their irresponsibility,” Jackson said in a statement issued Tuesday afternoon.

[milwguy]

In deep distress because he got caught, not because of what he said.

[Jaded]

C’mon. Obamessiah gets elected Jesse ain’t got a job.

[MEG33]

OH NO! JESSE IS IN DEEP DISTRESS!

[HereInTheHeartland]

“CNN DESCRIBES WORDS AS ‘VERY, VERY DISPARAGING’; JACKSON IN ‘DEEP DISTRESS’”

Maybe he said the government is not the solution to people’s problems..

That type of statement would fit the CNN comments..

[Interesting Times]

CNN has Jesse Shakedown's back. Remember all the times CNN was careful to emphasize the "deep distress" of Republicans caught saying colorful things?

I didn't think so.

[popdonnelly]

Jackson in Deep Distress. What a farce. He’s probably in deep distress because he dissed the new black hero, and he’ll probably pay for it. Let’s see him have a meeting with Obama and ask forgiveness, like Jackson has done so many times to white people.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

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