Fox Airs a Hit Piece on Barack Obama Containing Absolutely No Proof; No Evidence
Fox's "business news" guy, Neil Cavuto, continued his favorite meme of late today (June 19, 2008) when he hosted an ex-Clinton supporter who is now championing John McCain. This time he accused Barack Obama supporters of "threatening" her but he provided absolutely no evidence or proof, and neither did his guest. With video. In a segment captioned, "Clinton Supporter Says Obama Backers Threatening Her," Cavuto interviewed Paula Abeles. (Abeles has an interesting and very relevant background.) read
Paula Abeles described to Neil Cavuto, on his Wednesday show, the kind of threatening treatment she has received from Obama supporters. Thank god that law enforcement is now very involved in tracking down these perpetrators – and it’s quite easy given the trail they’ve left behind. (They think they’re clever, but we have our means of discovering exactly who they are. They don’t know that some of us are longtime ‘net users who know how to find those who abuse their privileges on the Internet.) U read
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This ought to cool the ardor of any of the Hillaryites-for-McCain who aren't stone racists. Paula Abeles, who organized John McCain's high-profile teleconference and meeting with former Clinton supporters, was last seen trying to keep the descendents of Sally Hemmings our of the Monticello Association, a group of people who claim Thomas Jefferson as an ancestor: to the keep the meetings "calm and civilized," she said. Ick. Note that the McCain folks allowed Abeles to make the guest list for the read
"A calm and civilized gathering" One of the interesting things about realignments is that they are always incomplete. The 1932/26 realignment driven by FDR, for example, didn't shake lose the Southern Dems who had virtually nothing in common with the rest of FDR's coalition. It took Nixon's Southern Strategy and Reagan's 1980/84 realignment for those people to begin to find new homes, and I've long suspected that it would take another realignment for that process to end. Hunch, meet reality: I read
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