CNN’s Firing Rick Sanchez Is More Proof That Fox Is Not a Legitimate News Organization

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Within 24 hours after the radio interview during which CNN anchor Rick Sanchez called Jon Stewart a bigot and complained that Jews run the media, CNN fired him. Contrast that with the fact that it has been 14 months since Glenn Beck called the president of the United States a racist. Nearly 300 advertisers have boycotted his show as a result, but Fox did not even consider firing him. What does that say about Fox?

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Running for president is like having sex: you don’t do it once and forget about it. It has a high, high recidivism rate.

— James Carville, quoted by Politico, on the possibility of Hillary Clinton running for president again in 2016.

CA Gov: Whitman-Harsh Outspending Brown 14 to 1, Has Spent $140 Mil, So Far

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Rate at which Meg Whitman-Harsh, the GOP billionaire running for governor of California, is outspending her Democratic rival, Attorney General Jerry Brown. The Whitman campaign had spent more than $140 million as Sept. 30, while the Brown campaign had spent just $10 million. Nonetheless, Brown has a five point lead in most polls.

Verbatim: LAPD Chief Denies Department Bought $1 Bil in Jet Packs, Despite Report on GOP-Fox Channel

We certainly haven’t bought any jet packs. We haven’t bought [squad] cars for two years. So no, that means that no jet packs are coming to LA, at least not now.

– Charlie Beck, LAPD chief

Earlier we were talking about jet packs where you can fly around, and it looked like the LAPD was going to buy a whole bunch. Turns out they’re not going to.

– Steve Doocy, co-host of “Fox and Friends,” offering what amounts to a retraction after reporting that the story as fact based on a story in the supermarket tabloid, Weekly World News

Self-Punking Dimwits on ‘Fox & Friends’ Reported LAPD Bought $1 Bil in Jet Packs

$1 Billion

Amount the dim-wwitted cast of “Fox & Friends” on the GOP-Fox channel said the LAPD paid for 100,000 space-age jet packs. In a rare move for the Republican cable channel, the hosts were forced to recant the story later when it was revealed that their source — the supermarket tabloid, Weekly World News — simply made it up.