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Fox News host Geraldo Rivera has accused conservative blogger Matt Drudge of trying to inflame conservatives and “stir up a civil war,” due to his website’s aggressive coverage of the border crisis.
“Shame on Drudge,” Mr. Rivera tweeted Wednesday morning. “His authoritative website has gone hysterical on issue of immigrant children. 14 stories like ‘Could Ebola sneak across?’”
Mr. Rivera argued during his radio show that Mr. Drudge, founder of “the most powerful website,” is “doing his best to stir up a civil war” with his headlines, Mediaite reported.
originally posted by: Willrobinson
a reply to: Bassago
Al Capones vault was his greatest accomplishment.
originally posted by: seeker1963
a reply to: Bassago
If he is worried about someone stirring up a civil war, I think he should start speaking up about the division being created from within Washington D.C. wouldn't you think?
I guess he is showing his Progressive agenda by trying to use the ole "homegrown terrorist" term to shut down ideology that goes against his political church........
originally posted by: LDragonFire
originally posted by: Willrobinson
a reply to: Bassago
Al Capones vault was his greatest accomplishment.
I was surprised the vault wasn't filled with illegals!!!
Sensationalism vs Sensationalism.
originally posted by: seeker1963
a reply to: Bassago
If he is worried about someone stirring up a civil war, I think he should start speaking up about the division being created from within Washington D.C. wouldn't you think?
I guess he is showing his Progressive agenda by trying to use the ole "homegrown terrorist" term to shut down ideology that goes against his political church........
originally posted by: Bassago
Maybe what Drudge is doing is simply linking the stories he considers most important.
What does Drudge do besides put up links to other peoples reports?
Should we blame the public library for just about everything then since it makes all those books available?