Not only does Sanchez apologize, but MSNBC host (and Olbermann wannabee) David Shuster backs up on "racist" quotes he also claimed Rush made. In other words, both CNN and MSNBC are smart enough to know that attributing "racist" quotes to a big-name like Limbaugh (esp. after he got dumped from the group that's trying to buy the St. Louis Rams) could make for a huge case of libel. Sanchez and Shuster aren't being sincere here, they're just looking out for their jobs, much less their higher-ups wallets.
He has been a voice in the wilderness for global warming realists, but now that he's taking on other issues put forth by President Barack Obama, some on the left's network, MSNBC, are suggesting Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., is putting the president's life at risk.
Throughout the day of Sept. 3 on MSNBC, the place for liberal politics, a report from the Sept. 2 Tulsa World by Randy Krehbiel was cited and it was suggested Inhofe had gone too far with his criticism of Obama. Both MSNBC hosts David Shuster and Ed Schultz condemned Inhofe's comments that were very unfavorable toward the president's policies.
"I have never seen so many things happening at one time so disheartening to America." Inhofe said, according to the World.
That remark and others including his thoughts on global warming and his disappointment in that he thinks Obama "is obsessed with turning terrorists loose in America" inspired an angry Schultz to dedicate the opening segment of his Sept. 3 MSNBC show to attacking Inhofe.
"You know, I don't have to tell fair-minded, thinking Americans that this truly is psycho talk, but it's really more than that folks - it's really irresponsible," Schultz said. "When an elected lawmaker, a senator who has served this country for many years, says things like this to his constituents, you know that it does? It opens up the floodgates to these crazies that show up at town hall meetings. This is doomsday talk. How constructive is this? It's not - an elected senator is talking about survival, and people are bringing guns to town hall meetings to see the president. These things, in my opinion, they are very connected. The sound culture of America plays and it plays hard. The repetitive messaging is working on some, let's say, lesser challenged news consumers."
Shuster took a similar tact earlier in the day. In an interview with Krehbiel on Sept. 3, Shuster asked the World reporter if Inhofe had increased the risk of Obama being killed.
"Well, I guess here's the bigger picture - does Sen. Inhofe have the kind of dedicated followers that might include somebody who is crazy, who is something of a lunatic, who hears the esteemed senator saying, ‘President Obama is turning loose terrorists in America,' and therefore that crazy person thinks that it is my responsibility to take out the president?" Shuster asked Krehbiel.
Liberals oppose dissent and no one has made that more clear than the Obama stans at MSNBC. Whether it's Krazy Keith O., Olbermann-wannabee David Schuster or the even crazier Ed Schultz, MSNBC's hatred for the Right, much less any talk of opposition to Obama's policies, has taken on epic proportions. The criticism of Barry's administration has been just that, criticism. There's no comparison to the stuff the Left peddled at President Bush during his 8 years in office--and that includes over-the-top, inflammatory rhetoric day-in and day-out from Olbermann. The hosts at MSNBC are hypocrites of the highest order, it's any wonder that only those on the far-Left take anything they seriously. It's any wonder why their news shows consistently finish in last place.
On Friday, MSNBC anchor Tamron Hall exclaimed: "Harsh political discourse against [President Obama] really amped up and people started to push the boundaries of what might be considered decency. From talk radio to those tea parties that we saw with some pretty offensive signs folks were holding, even in the presence of children. The anger has certainly intensified."
As evidence of the supposed lack of "decency" co-anchor David Shuster declared: "And so listen to Glenn Beck make his case against health care reform just yesterday on his radio show, watch." The audio clip that followed featured Beck yelling at a hostile caller during his Wednesday show.
Based on that one example, Shuster wondered: "So are the political attacks, is the language, is the discourse, going too far? And does it have real consequences?" He then teased another segment on the topic in the next hour, but it was preempted by live coverage of President Obama speaking on health care reform.
Does it ever occur to Tamron Hall that the pertinent issues for while liberals aren't the same as those pertinent to Blacks? Or maybe she does know, but just doesn't care.
Student of Life, lover of God, Black, conservative Democrat, believer in self-responsibility, traditional values and morals, resident of New York City. Follow me on Twitter at @MrGreyGhost1.
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