Want to know the other big fail? The progressive attempt to link a local network affiliate (Fox40) with the cable news outlet. Do you even know if that was Fox40 out of Sacramento or Fox40 out of Binghamton? I'm thinking it was likely NY instead of CA, but neither state is what you would call a Republican haven. Do you really think that Zappolo and Weaver are Murdoch operatives in the Denver area? You might need a bit more of that foil wrap. That's pretty funny LJ. Thanks for the laugh and the continued demonstrations regarding the rabid and illogical actions of the progressive far left. If it says Fox, it must be Murdoch and his clones, right? And you folks have the audacity to say it is the conservatives that are the bigots?
In an attempt to release the news of Osama bin Laden’s death quickly late Sunday night, MSNBC correspondent Norah O’Donnell accidentally reported on Twitter that “Obama” had been “killed” instead.
“Obama shot and killed,” Norah O’Donnell posted on Twitter, citing NBC Chief Pentagon Correspondent Jim Miklaszewski as her source.
In an attempt to release the news of Osama bin Laden’s death quickly late Sunday night, MSNBC correspondent Norah O’Donnell accidentally reported on Twitter that “Obama” had been “killed” instead.
“Obama shot and killed,” Norah O’Donnell posted on Twitter, citing NBC Chief Pentagon Correspondent Jim Miklaszewski as her source.
LadyJazzer wrote: Yeah, I guess it's "elitist" to expect too much from the right-wing mouthpiece of the Republican party to put up a headline that's spelled correctly... How "elitist" of us...
But look at the bright side... You got to use the word "elitist" in a sentence... (We had to take away 2 points though because you missed "socialist", when you had the opportunity.")
We can only hope that the radicals don't turn that into a prognostication in retaliation.
While I am heartened to hear that the top terrorist is dead, I will admit to being a bit disquieted by seeing some of the people in this nation take to the streets in celebration as others did in other nations when the towers fell. The actions of this nation in taking that life were just, but I find celebrating the spilling of blood to be a bit repugnant, even when it is a monster like Hitler of bin Laden whose blood has been spilled. What I feel today is satisfaction, not joy. Pride in a job well done by those who protect our liberty, not happiness.
I am thankful that Obama did not shirk from his duty as the Commander in Chief of that protective force. I think that his decision in this matter should receive the universal endorsement of all of us. It could not have been an easy decision to make, to risk the lives of that team, to have the blood of another person on your hands. Sometimes what is right is much harder to do. It would have been easier for Obama to say the risk was too great, but he chose to do what was hard, and for that he deserves our respect.
PrintSmith wrote: We can only hope that the radicals don't turn that into a prognostication in retaliation.
While I am heartened to hear that the top terrorist is dead, I will admit to being a bit disquieted by seeing some of the people in this nation take to the streets in celebration as others did in other nations when the towers fell. The actions of this nation in taking that life were just, but I find celebrating the spilling of blood to be a bit repugnant, even when it is a monster like Hitler of bin Laden whose blood has been spilled. What I feel today is satisfaction, not joy. Pride in a job well done by those who protect our liberty, not happiness.
I am thankful that Obama did not shirk from his duty as the Commander in Chief of that protective force. I think that his decision in this matter should receive the universal endorsement of all of us. It could not have been an easy decision to make, to risk the lives of that team, to have the blood of another person on your hands. Sometimes what is right is much harder to do. It would have been easier for Obama to say the risk was too great, but he chose to do what was hard, and for that he deserves our respect.
:thumbsup: 
