Stephanie
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We the people need to start contacting these stations about their bias and racist hate they are spewing people...call, write or email...flood their asses about it...another way is to TURN THEM OFF...they rely on viewers to keep them afloat...this is getting ridiculous...
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posted at 10:01 am on October 23, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
As The Hill points out, Ted Cruz isn’t actually of Mexican descent, which makes this faceplant by Steven Liesman on CNBC yesterday even more obnoxious than it already was. Liesman, who blamed Ted Cruz for delaying the September jobs report from the BLS because of the shutdown, decided to title the data the “Senator Ted Cruz Jobs Report,” which certainly falls within the bounds of a supportable argument, whether one agrees with it or not. It’s when Liesman called for a soundtrack that CNBC got into trouble:
Normally, I’d tend to dismiss this kind of ignorance as unremarkable; there are a lot of fools, and the media has its share, and more. But with the doyenne of Salon shrieking about racism with every legitimate criticism of Barack Obama and opposition to his policies, including the shutdown about which Liesman gripes about here because a government report was late, the somewhat-more-than-latent hostility expressed about Cruz’ heritage (or non-heritage, as it turns out) is well worth noting.
all of it here
Video: CNBC host calls for Mexican music on segment about Ted Cruz « Hot Air
links and video at site
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posted at 10:01 am on October 23, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
As The Hill points out, Ted Cruz isn’t actually of Mexican descent, which makes this faceplant by Steven Liesman on CNBC yesterday even more obnoxious than it already was. Liesman, who blamed Ted Cruz for delaying the September jobs report from the BLS because of the shutdown, decided to title the data the “Senator Ted Cruz Jobs Report,” which certainly falls within the bounds of a supportable argument, whether one agrees with it or not. It’s when Liesman called for a soundtrack that CNBC got into trouble:
Normally, I’d tend to dismiss this kind of ignorance as unremarkable; there are a lot of fools, and the media has its share, and more. But with the doyenne of Salon shrieking about racism with every legitimate criticism of Barack Obama and opposition to his policies, including the shutdown about which Liesman gripes about here because a government report was late, the somewhat-more-than-latent hostility expressed about Cruz’ heritage (or non-heritage, as it turns out) is well worth noting.
all of it here
Video: CNBC host calls for Mexican music on segment about Ted Cruz « Hot Air
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