Talk about poetic justice; Juan Williams now misses working for NPR, because the audience is so "informed and influential." Unlike the audience for whom he dances at Fox News. Fox News political analyst Juan Williams misses working for NPR “big time.” “Because that’s such an informed and influential audience,” he told ...
Juan Williams is earning his two million dollar salary from Fox News today, with a vindictive attack on NPR published at The Hill: WILLIAMS: Now it's time to defund NPR. Here's the statement Williams thinks is the outrageous final straw: Last week my line of defense for NPR ran into harsh ...
NPR, Republican Party, Right Wing, PBS, GOP, Fox News, Juan Williams, Hypocrisy
The Tea Party-driven Republican attempt to eliminate NPR's funding has failed, and Eric Cantor is fuming. The House on Thursday voted to move forward on legislation without voting on a proposal put forth by Republicans to defund NPR. Rep. Eric Cantor (R-Va.), the next majority leader, said the vote demonstrates ...
Fox News chairman Roger Ailes said yesterday that National Public Radio executives are Nazis. “They are, of course, Nazis. They have a kind of Nazi attitude. They are the left wing of Nazism. These guys don’t want any other point of view. They don’t even feel guilty using tax dollars ...
Fox News, NPR, Juan Williams, Republican Party, Roger Ailes, Extremism, Bad Craziness, Godwin's Law
One of the most urgent orders of business among the House's newly dominant Republicans: taking revenge on NPR, an idea that comes straight from the Tea Party base. House Republicans announced Wednesday they plan to force a floor vote on defunding NPR in response to the firing of analyst Juan ...
In today's "You Couldn't Make This Up" section, here's the main lesson Frank Gaffney says we need to learn from NPR's firing of Juan Williams: Juan Williams’ firing is evidence of submission to shariah. Gaffney also says it's hazardous to your livelihood to criticize Muslims -- but that's apparently not ...
Don't tell Juan Williams about this new site; he'll go into terror shock: Pictures of Muslims Wearing Things. Feel the fear rising.
Fox News, NPR, Bill O'Reilly, Juan Williams, Anti-Muslim, Satire
Wow. The timing of this seems awfully convenient, to say the least: Fox News gives Juan Williams an expanded role. Reporting from Washington — As NPR weathered a storm of criticism Thursday for its decision to fire news analyst Juan Williams for his comments about Muslims, Fox News moved aggressively ...
Rodney Ho happened to be scheduled to interview NPR CEO Vivian Schiller today, and got her first statements on the record about the firing of Juan Williams: First interview with NPR CEO Vivian Schiller on Juan Williams firing. Schiller says that Williams's statements on Bill O'Reilly's show were just the latest ...
White supremacist blogger Robert Stacy McCain, who just can't seem to get me out of his head, tweets this morning: How long before Charles Johnson denounces Juan Williams as an extremist Islamaphobic nutjob? #NPR Thanks for thinking of me, racist cretin, but here's the thing: I don't believe Juan Williams ...
Juan Williams has been playing an odd double game for several years, sounding like a liberal on NPR, but somewhat less of a liberal on Fox News. And yesterday Bill O'Reilly, as part of the standard Fox News incitement against Muslims, prodded Williams into crossing a line and NPR fired ...