But I think we’ve found a winner … Watching Frozen, it's awesome. But come on @DisneyPictures ain't it finally time for a kid's film where the princess marries a princess?! — Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) January 25, 2014 Note to Sally: Anime has got this covered.
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July 28, 2013
“Why is it important there’d be Jews?” [Darleen Click]
FAREED ZAKARIA, HOST: A lot of Israeli-Arabs tell me that to describe Israel as a Jewish state essentially renders them invisible. And they are, you know, 20 percent of the population by some counts. Israelis have a state, Palestinians have a state. Why is it important there’d be Jews? MICHAEL OREN, ISRAELI AMBASSADOR TO UNITED STATES: Well, because the Jews are a people, and we have a right to self-determination.
March 12, 2013
CNN Erin Burnett: If we want to be liked, don’t we have to just accept and honor the Jew-haters, or something? [Darleen Click]
Just.wow. Now try and imagine some person of pallor on FoxNews taking the same line about honoring a woman who turned out to be a member of the KKK.
September 23, 2012
CNN’s reporting using Ambassador Chris Steven’s journal was correct [Darleen Click]
When the State Department is ratcheting up its rhetoric to eleven it’s time to take a look at why … CNN reported on the personal journal of slain American ambassador Christopher Stevens over objections from his family, a State Department spokesman said Saturday. The news channel, in a story posted online Saturday, said that it found a journal belonging to Stevens four days after he died in a Sept. 11
August 6, 2012
UC Berkeley Professor says Koch Brothers not devil incarnate — Leftist media hack left stunned [Darleen Click]
Richard Muller speaking with CNN’s Fareed Zakaria FAREED ZAKARIA, HOST: Your funding, some of your funding came from the Koch brothers who are famously anti-global warming, or believe that it isn’t happening. How did that play out? Did, were they disappointed by the results of your research or have they asked for their money back? RICHARD MULLER, UC BERKELEY: [Laughs] I actually find it amusing how many people think they