We All Blew It

This was a lynch mob and, when it started forming a month ago, we didn't take it seriously enough. When I saw the first Glenn Beck piece on Van Jones and the Apollo Alliance as the new vast left-wing conspiracy, I could not take it seriously. Silence enabled Fox to keep pushing. The statements for which Jones apologized -- the reference to the right as "assholes" and saying that Bush was talking "like a crack-head" were such ordinary political discourse -- ... Full Story »

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by Naomi Isler - Sep. 7, 2009

It's good in that it pinpoints the role of Fox News and the radical Right in bringing down a White House Advisor - and faults the left for letting it happen without much protest. It is not really a rant, but a challenge.

I refer people to a Bill Moyers broadcast of several months ago in which he played pieces from various right wing commentators - and it was scary. ... More »

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