AUDIO: The Justice Brothers React | Shanklin
Posted on 07/10/2008 8:15:13 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
Thursday’s "Newsroom" program on CNN, in a report promoted to be about how "controversial comments are nothing new to Jesse Jackson," was actually a retrospective from two years ago that largely glowed about Jackson’s affiliation with Martin Luther King, Jr., and giving the man a platform to answer his critics. "Newsroom" co-anchor Don Lemon, who interviewed Jackson in the report, remarked of his career, "‘How far soon we forget’ could be theme of Jesse Jackson's last decade or so. After all, it was him, marching or sitting with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., in all those civil rights photographs." Lemon did mention the leader’s extramarital affair in which he sired a child, but omitted the former Democratic presidential candidate’s bigoted "Hymietown" comments from 1984.
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jesse’s a work of art!
isn’t he?
So are the FNC execs going to air the rest of the shakedown artist’s comments?
Brit mentioned Hymietown and Jesse’s love child on the Panel tonight.
Ben Stein was hosting Glenn Beck’s show on CNN tonight, and he mentioned Hymietown.
How about income tax evaision, using organization money to pay off the mother of his child, family and personal gain from threatening boycotts of various companies. What did I leave out?
Wow. CNN’s got a lot of balls...
Jessie is a bigot’s bigot. Pot...kettle....kettle.....pot.
CNN should give up any pretense of being a news network.
If not for the “Entertainment Tonight” media, the Justice Brothers would be broke.
Jesse’s love child
Jackson cheats on his wife, can’t get much sleazier than that.
This is the ‘Reverend’ who commits adultery on a consistent basis, after all! No doubt this kind of fraud would be embraced and celebrated by the Demonrats. Like I say, they have the OJ jury.
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