I'm surprised that a news agency will let this guy near a microphone considering the defamation lawsuit he lost during the Tawana Brawley fiasco. This would be a good case for putting the same restrictions on the first amendment as you want on the second. Once you misuse your rights under the first amendment, you don't get to use it ever again.
I'm surprised that a news agency will let this guy near a microphone considering the defamation lawsuit he lost during the Tawana Brawley fiasco. This would be a good case for putting the same restrictions on the first amendment as you want on the second. Once you misuse your rights under the first amendment, you don't get to use it ever again.
ReplyDeleteI agree. I was quite surprised when MSNBC hired him.
Delete"Needless to say..." Yup, everything he says is needless, leaving me to wonder why he's still around. He stopped being relevant four decades ago.
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