Noel Shepard & Demonstrative Republican Hate
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Dennis Miller on Fox News ‘1/2 Hour News Hour’, June 10, 2007
Dennis Miller exposes the true Republican heart
Noel Shepard of NewsBusters and American Thinker shame drove home the power of Republican hate in his June 11, 2007 blog entry, Dennis Miller Tears Sen. Harry Reid Apart on FCN’s ‘1/2 Hour News Hour’.
Aside from straining readers’ eyes with the obnoxious title length, Noel Shepard’s blog entry cheers and salutes some of the most vitriol, libelous, and childishly hateful remarks made on television.
While the sophomoric remarks of Dennis Miller are certainly beyond reproach, Noel Shepard’s condoning and disseminating the rebuke of Sen. Harry Reid demonstrates that Dennis Miller is not alone in his opinion.
This exposes the heart of Republican nature: To hate what they disagree with.
Liberals are often assailed for their strong language when disagreeing with Republicans–the Bush administration in particular–but never have I heard such spewing partisan venom on either side of the aisle. Let’s see if Republicans denounce Dennis Miller (don’t hold your breath).
Dennis Miller speaks for himself, but Fox News airing it along with Noel Shepard’s commentary speak for the conservative masses, demonstrating that others share and rally around this type of hate.
Perhaps the ability to hate lies in the heart of everyone, but it’s worn on the sleeve of the Republican Party.
It is no surprise that Noel Shepard writes for NewsBusters. Here is a description taken from their webpage:
In August of 2005, with the guidance of Matthew and Greg Sheffield, the creators of RatherBiased.com, the MRC launched the NewsBusters blog to provide immediate exposure of liberal media bias, insightful analysis, constructive criticism and timely corrections to news media reporting.
Yes, you read that right. The website created to expose media bias was started by the creators of a website called “RatherBiased.com“. Go figure.
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After that roll in the filth, you need something for contrast.http://www.prwatch.org/