Never trust a convicted tax cheat like Sun Myung Moon to run a daily newspaper.
Moon's embattled Washington Times has once again proven it has absolutely zero journalistic standards - this time by publishing a doctored photo of Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan.
The photo shows Kagan wearing a turban and accompanies a far-right op-ed that accuses Kagan of trying to introduce Shariah law to the United States. The accusation appears to be groundless. It's also unclear what the link is between Shariah law and turbans.
If anybody is trying to turn America into a theocratic state, it's conservatives who comprise the dwindling readership base of the Washington Times. Of particular note is Sun Myung Moon himself, who complains publicly that American-style democratic republics are Satanic.
Then again, it's not like many people even saw the doctored photo. If you want lots of people to see something, the Washington Times isn't where you want to put it.
(Source: http://mediamatters.org/blog/201006230017)
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Washington Times runs doctored photo of Elena Kagan
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"They did it again about an hour ago. This time, $40 was taken. I called the cops; they looked at it for 2 minutes and didn't investigate."
ReplyDeleteHee hee.
Gee, Gufus, and you wonder why nobody likes you conservative types anymore.
ReplyDeleteAwww, somebody's bitter. I suppose by "nobody", you mean liberals, who don't like anyone. Not even themselves.
ReplyDeleteAm I right, or am I right?
ReplyDeleteThis from the Tea Party crowd, which throws fits when elections don't go their way.
ReplyDelete"This from the Tea Party crowd, which throws fits when elections don't go their way."
ReplyDeleteThat never happened. Besides, everytime Republicans win an election, you say they cheated. Even in 1994, they cheated. You have no evidence, but you just know they cheated!
Then what about all those polls in 1994 that showed the Democrats ahead? You're saying the Democrats cheated in those polls?
ReplyDeleteSo what? Polls in 1948 showed Thomas Dewey ahead. That doesn't mean Truman cheated.
ReplyDeleteThe polls were off in 1948 because fewer people had phones, genius.
ReplyDeleteThat's a stupid explanation. They didn't use phones back then.
ReplyDeleteBesides, one poll showed Coakley and Brown tied. That didn't happen.
ReplyDeletePollsters did use phones in 1948, dummy.
ReplyDeleteNo they didn't. Besides, just because Democrats were ahead in the polls, that doesn't prove anyone cheated.
ReplyDeleteYes they did.
ReplyDeleteNuh uh.
ReplyDeleteBesides, one poll showed Doug Hoffman winning in NY-23 by a landslide. Obviously Owens cheated.
ReplyDeleteUm, yes they did, stupid.
ReplyDeleteBesides, one poll showed Doug Hoffman winning in NY-23 by a landslide. Obviously Owens cheated.
ReplyDeleteWhich poll was that? Rasmutant?
ReplyDeletePublic Policy Polling. And Rasmussen is accurate.
ReplyDeleteAh yes, Pubic Policy Pooing - also known as Rasmutant Lite.
ReplyDeletePPP is a democratic firm. Of course, you also think that Kim Jong Il is a right-winger.
ReplyDeleteNo, PeePeePee is not a Democratic firm.
ReplyDelete"Public Policy Polling (PPP) is an American, Democratic Party-affiliated polling firm based in Raleigh, North Carolina"
ReplyDeleteWikipedia.
Here are the three citations.
1.^ a b c Kraushaar, Josh (June 23, 2009). "Poll vs. pol: Richard Burr says numbers lie". Politico. http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/24062.html. Retrieved November 2, 2009.
2.^ Goldsmith, Thomas (October 8, 2009). "'Neighborhood schools' issue tapped anger". The News & Observer. http://www.newsobserver.com/politics/story/131521.html. Retrieved November 2, 2009.
3.^ Nowicki, Dan (September 27, 2009). "Arizonans split down the middle on Obama". The Arizona Republic. http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/09/27/20090927nowicki0927.html. Retrieved November 2, 2009.
But don't let facts or anything get in the way of your irrational left-wingerism. Of course, is there anyother kind?
ReplyDeleteHow many things have you been wrong about just today, Gufus? Pretty much everything.
ReplyDelete"How many things have you been wrong about just today, Gufus? Pretty much everything."
ReplyDeleteThe liberal has broken down. He can't form a coherent argument. He has essentially ceded the argument.
The People want Bandit and Dominic to hug.
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