I guess we know exactly what he was think­ing, eh? Jessie Jack­son, of all peo­ple, should know that every per­son at Fox is hos­tile to him… hell, I bet every brick mak­ing up the build­ing was hos­tile to him. Of course they had a mic hot. He should have known bet­ter. Video, includ­ing the actual state­ment he made, repeated sev­eral times. Text, with apolo­gies and the state­ment from Obama’s cam­paign.

 

6 Responses to What was Jackson thinking, he was on Fox!

  1. David says:

    We like the way dif­fer­ent news orga­ni­za­tions han­dled this. FOx appar­ently played it. Oth­ers tip­i­toed around the word for “nuts”. Wasn’t that one of Carlson’s 7 words?

  2. Danny says:

    Car­lin. George Car­lin. And no, “nuts” is not one of the seven words. Seri­ously, David, you have the Internet…

  3. Mark II says:

    I have long thought Jack­son to be a racist, some­one who needs racism in order to jus­tify his exis­tence. He delib­er­ately invents racial con­tro­versy and works to divide whites from blacks. In this regard, Obama is a direct threat to him, so it’s no won­der he hates the guy.

  4. Mark II says:

    Carl­son?! An outrage.

  5. David says:

    Sorry, It is the late George Car­lin I was refer­ring to.. The great. I must have been doz­ing. Some­one on the snews said George must be watch­ing and laugh­ing at the prospect of news orga­ni­za­tions being tongue tied around a word. I thought the vul­gar guys talk of Jack­son is really con­trast­ing with Obama’s states­men rhetoric. I’m embar­rassed again by Jack­son. Noth­ing I haven’t heard on the golf course (minus the race impli­ca­tions). But, I bet it plays to some types in the media as more than crude. Jack­son and B.Clinton are a bunch of wom­an­iz­ers. So let them get what they deserve. I must be Carlson–

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