First, this case in point: CBS Legal Exec: No Sympathy For Vegas ‘Because Country Music Fans Often Are Republican
. . . "CBS has a history of hostility towards Republicans. Shortly after the attack on the GOP congressional baseball team gravely injuring Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise in June, former CBS anchor Scott Pelley questionedwhether the shooting was “foreseeable, predictable and to some degree, self-inflicted.”
"The original thread was deleted, but not by Geftman-Gold." . . .
American Thinker "The left has a depressing message: racism, misogyny, greed, hate, communism, socialism, and the list goes on. Americans have given these people a forum for decades, suffered through the angry speeches, the pompous lectures, the unending accusations and shaming. And frankly, most people are sick of it. They now go out of their way to avoid the liberal beatings.
. . . "CBS has a history of hostility towards Republicans. Shortly after the attack on the GOP congressional baseball team gravely injuring Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise in June, former CBS anchor Scott Pelley questionedwhether the shooting was “foreseeable, predictable and to some degree, self-inflicted.”
"The original thread was deleted, but not by Geftman-Gold." . . .
American Thinker "The left has a depressing message: racism, misogyny, greed, hate, communism, socialism, and the list goes on. Americans have given these people a forum for decades, suffered through the angry speeches, the pompous lectures, the unending accusations and shaming. And frankly, most people are sick of it. They now go out of their way to avoid the liberal beatings.
"As a result, liberals have trouble getting their message out. Most people don't attend leftist rallies, they turn off programs where liberals rattle off their grievances, and they generally try to avoid the toxic left. But liberals never take no for an answer, they always find another way to impose their will, to force us to listen.
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Want to curl up with a good book? Hopefully you can look at J.K. Rowling's or Stephen King's books without associating their novels with the authors' venomous tirades.. . . "And now they've tainted football, the last bastion of Americana. "
Maybe you'd like to see a movie? Good luck trying to immerse yourself in the plot when the lead character – Jennifer Lawrence, George Clooney,Meryl Streep, or another activist star – just delivered a political screed. . . .
Maybe you'll just watch the Emmy's or the Oscars. But alas, more of the same: hate on display, a shameless pile-on to insult, demean, and slander the president and other conservatives. Entire shows dedicated to tantrums and spite.
Enjoy a latte at Starbucks? Not without a shot of politics. Starbucks's CEO promised to hire 10,000 refugees to refute the president's travel ban, publicly supported redefining marriage, declared Starbucks's U.S. stores gun-free zones, and launched the "Race Together" campaign in response to Ferguson's fake news. Tough to get away from political firestorms even for a cup of java.
"The football player who started this NFL cluster, Colin Kaepernick, is blatantly anti-American. He wore socks depicting pigs in police hats, sat out the National Anthem, and defended Cuban dictator Fidel Castro to a South Florida reporter.
"Colin didn't deny that his protest was against the flag. He flat-out admitted it. " . . .
But there is - sometimes - a happy ending:
CBS Executive Fired for ‘No Sympathy’ Comments About Las Vegas Shooting "Geftman-Gold wrote in a Facebook post comment how she didn't have any hope that Republicans, "Repugs," would "ever do the right thing," and that she isn't sympathetic to the shooting victims because country music fans are often "Republican gun toters." The Daily Caller was the first to report on her comments."
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