Posted on 11/23/2018 10:04:06 AM PST by governsleastgovernsbest
Say you're Linda Sarsour—a big BDS fan and fierce critic of Israel. Or you're Tamika Mallory—a big Farrakhan fan who has refused to renounce him after he recently compared Jews to "termites." We've got good news for you. You've got a friend at CNN: Alisyn Camerota.
On New Day this morning, Camerota interviewed Teresa Shook, founder of the Women's March. Shook has called for Sarsour, Mallory and other March co-chairs to step down over their anti-Semitism and homophobia. |
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Camerota read (and put on screen) some eyewash that Sarsour and company put out for the press: "We are imperfect. We don’t know everything and we have caused harm. At times we have responded with hurt. But we are committed to learning." Camerota rose to the co-chairs' defense: "Why isn’t that good enough? They sound contrite. They’re apologizing. They want to continue to learn. Why can’t they stay on?"
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Christians were the same way at one time (long ago); most were illiterate and couldn’t read the Bible themselves.
Camerota never raised children, I see. “Sound contrite” sets off alarm bells. If they’re contrite, let them eschew all public appearances for a month, and wear a hair shirt.
Lott resigns as US senate majority leader
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2002/dec/20/usa.sarahleft
No, Roseanne Barr didn’t have a heart attack
https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900043924/no-roseanne-barr-didnt-have-a-heart-attack.html
They apologized and seemed contrite.
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