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11/10/2004: "Malkin: Blah, blah, Liberal Media, blah, blah, blah"


menace (36k image)When I first heard that Malkin's column, today, is all about Barack Obama,
I thought Michelle had come down with a big-time case of Jungle
Fever
and was looking forward to a cameo appearance in Driving Ms.
Malkin
. But everybody's favorite cheerleader for internment camps is
just pissed off, as usual. By the way, I once knew I guy who was half
Black and half Asian. He had spinning rims on his rickshaw. Anyhoo, here's
Michelle's take on Brother Obama:

Here are a few mainstream media rules of thumb: Minority Democrats in
public office are inspirational role models. Minority Republicans in public
office are embarrassing sellouts.

Minority Democrat politicians are principled. Minority Republican
politicians are misguided.

Minority Democrat politicians represent the hopes and dreams of all
Americans. Minority Republican politicians are traitors to their
"communities."


While I've never really been a "stick to the rules" kinda guy, those are
the sort of rules that I could get behind. Hell, here's another rule to
add to the list: Asians who feel that the internment of their people, by
the US Government, during WWII was justified are embarrassing, misguided
sellouts and traitors to their "communities."

Face it, Michelle; there are only six Black Republicans in the entire
country and five of 'em (Alan Keyes, for example) are wearing tinfoil hats.
Oh, and go fuck yourself. If six crazy White guys joined the Black
Panthers, I'd be completely justified in writing "Hey, look at those six
crazy White guys who just joined the Black Panthers. Seriously, there must
be an easier way to learn to dance." Back to Malkin:

Obama's personal story is certainly impressive. The biracial Obama is
son of a Kenyan immigrant and a rarely mentioned white mother (who raised
him after his father ditched the family and returned to Africa when Obama
was 2)…


"Rarely mentioned white mother" ? WTPFMYV? Obama talks about her in nearly
every interview he gives. I know more about Obama's Mamma than I do my own.
Shit, Luther, just using the words "The biracial Obama" implies that there
was a least one honky branch of his family tree.

Did you notice how Michelle cleverly slips in that Obama's father abandoned
him? Sure, it's common knowledge, but it was still nice of Michelle to
remind us.

Malkin then goes on to say some nice things about Obama (like, to the best
of her knowledge, he's never raped a White woman, and there's no evidence
that Barack was involved in any of the 9/11 hijackings - at least not yet)
before introducing us to two rising Republican minority stars who have
been, you guessed it, ignored by the Liberal Media Elite:

Republican Van Tran, a Vietnamese-American, is a staunch defender of
the Second Amendment, immigration enforcement, traditional marriage, tax
cuts, the war in Iraq and the sanctity of life. He is also a self-described
"Reagan kid" and an outspoken anti-communist who escaped his native land
when he was 10. He has been targeted for his views and carries a concealed
weapon to protect himself. Tran was elected to the California State
Assembly and is the first Vietnamese-American to serve in the statehouse.

Republican Bobby Jindal, 33-year-old son of Indian immigrants, was elected
to Congress with a whopping 78 percent of the vote in his Louisiana
district. A pro-life Catholic, Rhodes Scholar, free-market health policy
guru, reform-minded college administrator and Bush adviser, Jindal
bounced back from a close gubernatorial loss to become the first
Indian-American in Congress since 1956. He raised so much money for his
campaign that he showered $25,000 of it on the Republican National
Committee, $12,500 on the Louisiana Republican Party, and an estimated
$125,000 on 45 Republican candidates around the country.


There, Michelle, are you happy now? Instead of ignoring these two
assholes, I've given them plenty of space on my Pinko Commie website. Now
all of my readers in California and Louisiana know who not to vote
for. Jesus, no wonder this dynamic dickhead duo haven't gotten any
publicity. If I was even half as fucked up as these two shitheels, the
last thing I'd want to do is seek out the media's assistance in publicizing
my retarded views. Hell, I don't even know these guys, but it only took one
paragraph about each one of 'em to convince me that they have their heads
up their asses.

Van Tran (Hey, didn't my dad drive one of those in the '70's?) is an
"outspoken anti-communist". Wow, Albania must be shaking in its
state-sponsored boots. Bobby Jindalis is a "free-market health policy
guru." Translation: The HMO's have him in their poket.

And just who the fuck would use the term "guru" when writing about a guy of
Indian heritage. Michelle Malkin, that's who.


The ancient Greek word of the day is:
xarientizomai - jest, joke

If the above word looks like ippojshit to you,
then you need to go here
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Replies: 9 Comments

on Wednesday, November 10th, billzebub said

Uhh, the MC5 were in the Black Panthers.

on Wednesday, November 10th, IVOTEDFORZUES said

Nice use of Comic Sans.

on Wednesday, November 10th, Fishfart said

Obama won here by something like 80% of the vote, the AP called the election at 7:01 because Obama is pretty awesome actually. Keyes called all homosexuals degenerates and suggested that evolution is false and that human life was created by aliens. Now we in Illinois will have 2 of the best senators in washington. go illinois.

on Wednesday, November 10th, Mochi The Jackass said

Now if only Bush had said something really stupid... Wait...

How did he win, again?

on Thursday, November 11th, SirAtededge said

Hey folks, today's home shibboleth detection experiment is about "liberal media".

Step 1) Go to your local bar and mention "Whitewater". Note how 70% of the population can't contain their blathering until losing time about what was proved to be absolutely nothing. Now mention "Harken Energy", a bald (and I know bald) stock fraud www.buzzflash.com/perspectives/2002/Bush_Harken.html and count the blank stares.

on Thursday, November 11th, Rodney said

Repeat above experiment with Monica Lewinsky and Jenifer Fitzgerald.

on Thursday, November 11th, sully said

You know, one thing about Republicans like Malkin, they love misguiding their audience:

Michelle Malkin's "freakish" mischaracterization

In her November 10 nationally syndicated column, conservative pundit Michelle Malkin argued that the mainstream media perceives minority Democrats as "inspirational role models" and minority Republicans as "misguided." To support this contention, Malkin distorted an October 12, 2003, "Editorial Observer" column (subscription only) in The New York Times by editorial board member Adam Cohen. Malkin claimed that, in his "derisive" editorial, Cohen referred to as "freakish" then-candidate for Louisiana governor Piyush 'Bobby' Jindal, an Indian-American Republican. But, in fact, far from referring to Jindal himself as freakish, Cohen described the former Rhodes Scholar's "almost freakishly impressive resume."

Jindal, who lost his 2003 bid for Louisiana's governorship, was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from Louisiana's 1st Congressional District on November 2.

From Malkin's November 10 column:

[A]s New York Times editorial writer Adam Cohen seemed to suggest in a derisive profile of Jindal, minority conservatives are regarded by the mainstream media elite as "freakish" -- no matter how impressive their resumes or resounding their electoral victories or moving their personal stories are.

From Cohen's October 12, 2003 New York Times "Editorial Observer" titled "A New Kind of Minority Is Challenging Louisiana's Racial Conventions:"

California's new governor [Arnold Schwarzenegger] has been grabbing all the headlines, but Mr. Jindal's odyssey has been nearly as remarkable. At the age of 32, he has an almost freakishly impressive resume: at 24, he was running Louisiana's hospital system. But perhaps more notable, in a state where an ex-Ku Klux Klan grand wizard, David Duke, made a real run for the governor's office, Mr. Jindal is the dark-skinned son of immigrants from India.

Malkin made a similar accusation against Cohen in an October 15, 2003, column, though in that instance she used a more complete quote in claiming that "Cohen sneered at Jindal's 'almost freakishly impressive resume.'"

on Thursday, November 11th, Pistaugh said

I don't think we're supposed to call it "lying" anymore, or even "misguiding". I think we're supposed to call it "spin".

And I think that we're supposed to think that it's an okay thing.

on Friday, November 12th, Steve said

Rodney, why does she deserve your time and energy? Just call her a "Fucktard" and practice for the concert.

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