Archive for May 7, 2007

Hannity’s Lessons

I love this woman:

Signs and Wonders by Karen Kwiatkowski
When the muffler fell off my 15-year-old Subaru Justy a few weeks ago, I started driving the good car to work. It has a radio. Oh, the wonderful things I am learning from Sean Hannity!

For one thing, the Iraq occupation is a success. Not a blazing success, but a damn fine thing. According to Sean, we are made noble by the experience, and the Iraqis have already become passionate democrats. Just look at the demonstrations they held on the four-year anniversary of our takeover of the capital!

“They couldn’t have protested like that under Saddam!” he crows.

Had they done so, it is likely Saddam would have responded much as we have done. Note to self, old Saddam would scribble: Continue daily bloodshed, increase domestic intelligence collection and terror levels in targeted neighborhoods. Arrest more “terrorists” and place them in secret prisons, apply physical and psychological abuse early and often. Never let them see a lawyer, a humanitarian agency, a relative, or the inside of a courtroom, until I, and only I, say they can. Ensure courts and federal  judges are completely on board.[emphasis mine]

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Action Alert! No Gas on May 15th

Funny. My husband  suggested something like this me on the way home today -after paying 40 bucks for a half tank of gas.

Action Alert! Make a Statement: No Gas on May 15th

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Post-Imus

While I think what Imus said was insensitive and brainless, to me who watched him rarely, he doesn’t hold a candle to the rest of the “jocks” and pundits who truly have screws running loose.

Imus was rude to everyone (his “act” so to speak) and it was apparent (to me) he didn’t mean anything he said in those contexts. To me he was in a catagory with Bill Maher - though not as funny or direct. I always saw Imus a the “Imus Act” not Don Imus.

In the other hand we have those who really mean what they say. Hello Hannity, Coulter, Malkin, Beck, Gibson, Bill O and Rush…

Below is another take on the whole Imus aftermath which inspired my thoughts on Imus - hastily - I admit.

The Post-Imus Conundrum
Most right-wing radio and much of cable resembles a sonic cesspool of anti-black, anti-gay and anti-almost anything but white Christian male rhetoric.

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