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October 17, 2009
News On ElRushbo and the Left's Agenda
Juan Williams Responds To Ballentine's Racial Slur On O'Reilly
A black guy named Warren Ballantine during debate with Juan Williams (on O’Reilly) told Juan that “real black people” don’t like Rush..then told Juan to “go back to the porch”
Ken Hutcherson " HUTCH" Rush's freind
"Instead of having a civil discussion, he decided to take a cheap shot at me, this guy told me to 'go back to the porch,' that's code for being an uncle Tom, house negro, lazy and a tool for slave owners...
A real man would probably apologize, say it was in poor taste and move on, apparently it's o.k. to uses these kinds of racial slurs as longs as you're defending the politically correct thing to do"
Thanks to the Washington Post's Roman Oben, we now have complete clarity on the new rules for potential NFL team owners: Obama critics need not apply.
In a candid moment during today's Al Sharpton radio show (probably not intended for the rest of us to hear), Oben admitted that Rush's political views regarding Obama were key to the opposition that appears to have derailed his bid to purchase the St Louis Rams.
Were the fabricated racist statements and overall smear campaign simply added to camouflage the real (partisan political) agenda?
Oben's revelation comes a day after news that Barack-tart Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas was given the green light to purchase a portion of the Miami Dolphins.
Here's the exclusive clip and transcript of Oben's statement heard on Sharpton's program:
ROMAN OBEN ( located at 14:48 in the video):
Sports brings this country together and it does not separate and when you have a guy like Rush Limbaugh who's made a living and made a lot of money doing it and has made a living tearing the Clinton Administration, or whether it was the Obama Administration, and now, you know all the quotes, you heard everything he said whether we have to grab our ankles and bend over because Obama’s dad was black. All the things that he said. Now he wants to be a part of an NFL ownership.
Now, he’s not going to be a minority owner. He would assert himself on some of these committees and it would be just a matter of time before he said something on a bigger platform than what he said about McNabb. Now he’s going to say something that’s going to negatively reflect the Rams organization and the NFL as a whole and that something I think Roger Goodell and the NFL PA (Players Association) should pay attention to.
Just hours later, it was announced that the smear machine championed by Oben, Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and others had succeeded in derailing Limbaugh's NFL bid.
Welcome to America circa 2009, where loyalty to the ruling class determines private ownership of assets. Sound more than a bit like Chavez's Venezuela?
FOX News Panel
Wild Thing's comment.......
Here’s the thing about Juan- he’s a fair-minded person. He’s a liberal in ideology- but he’s a decent guy.
Even Jay Leno said something on the Leno show.
"LENO: Rush Limbaugh has been dropped from a group of investors who were trying to buy the St. Louis Rams. Speculation was that Limbaugh was considered by the league to be too controversial, you know, unlike Michael Vick, Pacman Jones, Coach Tom Cable, Plaxico Burress."
....Thank you Mark for sending this to me.
Mark
3rd Mar.Div. 1st Battalion 9th Marine Regiment
1/9 Marines aka The Walking Dead
VN 66-67
Posted by Wild Thing at October 17, 2009 03:49 AM
Comments
Those were fun video snippets. I do like Juan Williams even though I disagree with him a lot.
I remember Ken Hutcherson from football. I did not know he had become a clergyman and a conservative. Neat.
Posted by: TomR at October 17, 2009 12:36 PM
Yea, this had nothing to do with Rush becoming an owner. Simply an avenue for the left, and the White House, to attack him. I do believe it back-fired and Rush came out on top. I hope the rest of us fare half as well as Mr. Limbaugh in our coming struggles with govt.
Posted by: Jim at October 17, 2009 04:54 PM
Tom, that Hutch guy is a really good
friend of Rush. Their phone calls on
Friday about the weekend games are
always fun to listen to.
Posted by: Wild Thing at October 17, 2009 07:53 PM
Jim, you are so right.
Rush is getting a lot of support and
some of the ones that lied and
repeated the non quote are saying
they did not check it out first.
Posted by: Wild Thing at October 17, 2009 07:55 PM
