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  • Lawrence O'Donnell Attacks Coulter for Saying Liberals Give Less to Charity Than Conservatives

    12/27/2010 12:09:36 PM PST · by Syncro · 59 replies · 9+ views
    NewsBusters ^ | December 22, 2010 | Noel Sheppard
    Lawrence O'Donnell Attacks Ann Coulter for Saying Liberals Give Less to Charity Than Conservatives By Noel Sheppard | December 22, 2010 | 00:33 Lawrence O'Donnell on Tuesday made a federal case out of Ann Coulter's quite accurate claim that liberals give less to charity than conservatives."The Last Word" host might have raised this issue to draw attention to a charity he's supporting (video follows with partial transcript and commentary): LAWRENCE O’DONNELL, HOST: Time for tonight’s Rewrite. It all started with a column by Bill O’Reilly which included a reference to Jesus Christ’s attitude toward charity. Then Comedy Central’s theologian-in-chief Stephen...
  • A Wretched New Picture Of America. (And it's wretched 5th column/4th Estate)

    05/05/2004 10:55:38 AM PDT · by .cnI redruM · 15 replies · 181+ views
    Washington Post ^ | Wednesday, May 5, 2004; | By Philip Kennicott
    Among the corrosive lies a nation at war tells itself is that the glory -- the lofty goals announced beforehand, the victories, the liberation of the oppressed -- belongs to the country as a whole; but the failure -- the accidents, the uncounted civilian dead, the crimes and atrocities -- is always exceptional. Noble goals flow naturally from a noble people; the occasional act of barbarity is always the work of individuals, unaccountable, confusing and indigestible to the national conscience. This kind of thinking was widely in evidence among military and political leaders after the emergence of pictures documenting American...
  • Soldier's Funeral, Texas-Style

    12/23/2003 8:22:45 AM PST · by hardhead · 31 replies · 294+ views
    I can't remember the true quote so I'm gisting here, but Walter Cronkite once said that on a no-news day the media would present it to the public with the same gusto as if it were a news-banner day. Thus they fill their broadcasts with uninteresting drivel when there are very moving stories from small-town America that, as in this case, elicit heart-tugging and tears. This is the way our military dead should be honored. With all the junk on TV and all we hear about in the press, here is a story that restores faith in this country. http://members.accessus.net/~tmcdonld/lighthse/Texas.htm