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Media Matters lambasts Fox for interviewing the Arizona state senator who read the letter aloud in the Arizona legislature. Of course, apart from a lame disclaimer from the school district involved, the article does not try to disprove the contents of the substitute teacher’s letter. That’s not the point. To Media Matters, the important thing is not that there are reconquista illegal alien students in our schools, the important thing is we shouldn’t point it out.
Here are some excerpts:
Today [March 23rd], Fox News reported that during a debate on controversial immigration legislation in Arizona, Republican state Sen. Lori Klein read a letter alleging that Hispanic students “do not want to be educated but rather be gang members and gangsters.”
I recommend that you read the actual letter that Hill wrote. You can do so here. What Hill actually wrote was
“I have found that substitute teaching in these areas most of the Hispanic students do not want to be educated but rather be gang members and gangsters.”
Media Matter criticizes Fox News for publicizing the matter:
Fox News responded to the controversy by giving airtime to Klein to spew outrageous comments, including the claim that the National Council of La Raza “is a far-leftist, racist organization that is inciting young Hispanics to … spit on America.”
Media Matters lambasts Fox for interviewing the Arizona state senator who read the letter aloud in the Arizona legislature. Of course, apart from a lame disclaimer from the school district involved, the article does not try to disprove the contents of the substitute teacher’s letter. That’s not the point. To Media Matters, the important thing is not that there are reconquista illegal alien students in our schools, the important thing is we shouldn’t point it out.
Here are some excerpts:
Today [March 23rd], Fox News reported that during a debate on controversial immigration legislation in Arizona, Republican state Sen. Lori Klein read a letter alleging that Hispanic students “do not want to be educated but rather be gang members and gangsters.”
I recommend that you read the actual letter that Hill wrote. You can do so here. What Hill actually wrote was
“I have found that substitute teaching in these areas most of the Hispanic students do not want to be educated but rather be gang members and gangsters.”
Media Matter criticizes Fox News for publicizing the matter:
Fox News responded to the controversy by giving airtime to Klein to spew outrageous comments, including the claim that the National Council of La Raza “is a far-leftist, racist organization that is inciting young Hispanics to … spit on America.”