That wasn't long... ``Tea Party`` tried to kill Gifford

Well sorry about that people, I didn't know that The Blaze was a Glenn Beck website... that shill...

And the Che Guevera,ect thingees were from his myspace page... apparently that was created by someone else too...

So... yeah.

Originally posted by whatukno
reply to post by jaynkeel

 

No, they aren't journalists, they are pundits, big difference between a pundit and a journalist. A pundit prints opinion, a journalist prints facts.

Glenn Beck and his filth couldn't be considered Journalists if their life depended upon it. Besides, like was stated earlier, this information came from a twitter account and cannot really be considered confirmed.

The Blaze is a news, information and opinion site brought to you by Glenn Beck and a dedicated team of writers, journalists & video producers. Our goal is to post, report and analyze stories of interest on a wide range of topics from politics and culture to faith and family.

www.theblaze.com...

Sorry just because everything you post on this site seems to be left vs right doesn't mean it holds any water, just because YOU refuse to accept the fact that it is a news, information and opinion site doesn't make it so. You people seem to amaze me, everyone whines about the biased cnn, foxnews media outlets then someone comes along hires a bunch of journalists to report the other side of the story not reported by the "real" news outlets and you still find something to complain about. And to the other poster no need to apologize for using it as a source, some people will refuse any news that doesn't fit into their own little political ideals.

just the facts ma'am

A law enforcement memo based on information provided by the Department of Homeland Security and obtained by Fox News suggests that alleged gunman Jared Loughner — accused of killing six people, shooting Arizona Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and wounding 12 others — may have ties to the American Renaissance group, though it's unclear if he was directly affiliated with the publication or group.

The Southern Poverty Law Center describes the group as "white nationalist" whose leader, Jared Taylor, is "a kind of modern-day version of the refined but racist colonialist of old."

The memo states that there is "no direct connection" between Loughner and the group, "but strong suspicion is being directed at AmRen / American Renaissance. Suspect is possibly linked to this group. (through videos posted on his MySpace and YouTube account.). The group's ideology is anti-government, anti-immigration, anti-ZOG (Zionist Occupational Government), anti-Semitic."

www.foxnews.com...

no Tea Party mentioned

reply to post by jaynkeel

Sorry just because everything you post on this site seems to be left vs right doesn't mean it holds any water, just because YOU refuse to accept the fact that it is a news, information and opinion site doesn't make it so.

Really?

JONATHON M. SEIDL
Jonathon M. Seidl is an assistant editor at The Blaze. His writing has appeared in WORLD magazine and online with The American Spectator. Although a Green Bay Packers fanatic, he and his wife live in New York City with their dog, Gus. Seidl graduated from The King's College-New York City with a degree in politics, philosophy, and economics.

www.theblaze.com...

Do you see a degree in journalism among Mr. Seidl's credentials here?

reply to post by boondock-saint

The group's ideology is anti-government, anti-immigration, anti-ZOG (Zionist Occupational Government), anti-Semitic."

Read more: www.foxnews.com...

Sounds pretty TEA Party-ish to me. 6 on 1 half dozen the other.