For the last week or so Fox News and local talk radio have been covering the heartfelt comments from the leader of the Philidelphia Black Panther party King Samir Shabazz but can the same be said for CNN and MSNBC? These two networks are very quick to tarnish and ridicule the Tea Party but surely they are balanced enough to at least cover the controversial comments made by this piece of garbage Jester Samir. Actually no, they aren’t. I am appalled at the disgusting slant of CNN. Don’t take my word for it; let’s take a look at some pictures. Click on each picture and read the accompanying description.

As you can see from the pictures there is an obvious political (possibly racial) slant on CNN’s website. Searching for “black panther” on their website comes up with no related articles or videos (Same results were produced on MSNBC’s website). Visiting the politics page surfaces three negative stories regarding the tea party and no mention of Samir’s comments. Visiting the justice page features a video of Mel Gibson (An obvious racist) but fails to include anything about King Samir. I should note that I would equally disgusted if Fox News didn’t cover the Mel Gibson racial rant.

This is how it started:

Let’s see what Samir has to say.

So what was Eric Holder and the Department of Justice Thinking?

“In the first week of January (While Bush was still in office), the Justice Department filed a civil lawsuit against the New Black Panther Party and three of its members, saying they violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act by scaring voters with the weapon, uniforms and racial slurs. In March, Mr. Bull submitted an affidavit at Justice’s request to support its lawsuit.

When none of the defendants filed any response to the complaint or appeared in federal district court in Philadelphia to answer the suit, it appeared almost certain Justice would have prevailed by default. Instead, the department in May suddenly allowed the party and two of the three defendants to walk away. Against the third defendant, Minister King Samir Shabazz, it sought only an injunction barring him from displaying a weapon within 100 feet of a Philadelphia polling place for the next three years—action that’s already illegal under existing law.“
Source: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203550604574361071968458430.html

So what does the head of the New Black Panther party have to say about Samir’s racist comments?

Mel Gibson’s Most Recent Racial Rant.

You might be asking, so what happens when you search for Mel Gibson on CNN.com. Here you go:

I’ll end this post with the following question; Why has a majority of the media chosen to ignore black racists but has no problem covering white racists? If we must give either one these racist pieces of trash a spotlight they should both be covered and neither one should be ignored. Wake up CNN, MSNBC, and so many other media outlets.

So what do you think? Does CNN have a racial bias? Click here to take a side and speak your mind.

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You see, I was a Republican, and I voted for Bush – once. But somewhere along the way the GOP stopped caring about my vote. Maybe because I am a conservative that believes in a strong military but also thinks that a woman has the right to chose, or that there is much to be gained from stem cell research and we should fund it with the full throated support of the U.S. government. Maybe it’s my northeast liberal upbringing, but I could care less if a man wants to marry another man, for we should all know the trials and tribulations of love and marriage.

And I think the GOP knows that they need to be a bit more progressive too, but they also know that that can never happen as long as the face of the party remains that of Rush Limbaugh’s.

Because Limbaugh and his ilk and their never ending rants against anyone who isn’t so far right that they fall over is what has pushed me into the loving arms of the Dems. I mean, it’s easy to say you believe in everything one party believes in right? You don’t have to think, you can just say, hey, I’m a Republican, so I have to think this way.

But to come out and say you are for bombing Iran back into the 12th century but that you also want your daughter to have the right to have an abortion takes some logical, rational thought doesn’t it?

And in the end, it may very well be the wrong way of thinking, and I will be judged by my creator just like you will, and some of us are going to be right, and some of us are going to be wrong.

But I don’t think the likes of Rush Limbaugh should be telling me I am wrong, considering his own checkered past. Which leads me to my question, on the heels of some of Limbaugh’s most controversial statements, I want to know from the Republicans out there, is Limbaugh the voice of the Republican party and does he represent your point of view?

Or, in perfect Jealous Brother parlance, is Rush Limbaugh good for the Republican Party?

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Robert Barr is the founder of blabrmouth.com, a political commentary weblog that cuts through the media hype of today’s top political news! He also founded Philabustr.com which covers Philadelphia Business News in the Raw.