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MSNBC Hypocrisy

Written by PeacockWatch on September 24, 2009.

Chris Matthews and Rachel Maddow have gone on rants of late about the hateful extremists who oppose Obama’s policies.

Paul Williams did a nice job with this video.  The pictures and Maddow’s own words says it all

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Best Selling Books and the Fairness Doctrine

Written by PeacockWatch on September 19, 2009.

September 18, Hardball Chris Matthews

The racism talking points from NBC corporate must be getting pretty dog earred. Hopefully Brian Williams, Chris Matthews, Keith Olbermann, and Rachel Maddow are using hand sanitizer as they read from the same script every night trying to foist charges of racism on the American public. Maybe “American Public” is an overstatement when referring to MSNBC’s viewing audience — “trying to foist charges of racism on a handful of people” would probably be more appropriate.

After finishing his segment on racism, Matthews interviewed Douglas Brinkley, a left wing historian, who has written a book entitled, Teddy Roosevelt: The Wilderness Warrior.

Apparently Matthews would like to see the Fairness Doctrine applied to best selling books. During the interview with Brinkley, he lamented that there was too much “right-wing crap on the best seller list these days.”

It’s true, the New York Times best seller list is dominated by conservative books:

#1 Culture of Corruption by Michelle Malkin
#6 A Bold Fresh Piece of Humanity by Bill O’Reilly
#7 Liberty and Tyranny by Mark Levin
#8 Castrophe by Dick Morris

Coming in at #21 is Teddy Roosevelt: The Wilderness Warrior, by Matthew’s leftest friend, Douglas Brinkley.

Given everything that has happened with the socialist administration, and the control they want over American lives and minds, it would not surprise this editor if Obama appointed another radical as the New York Times Best Selling List Czar.

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