Frumpy Tim Russert Examines Barack’s Various Prejudices
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
As everyone in Chicago knows, Barack Obama’s two best black friends are Islamist leader Louis Farrakhan and Jeremiah Wright, Barack’s anti-white preacher. Why does Barack consort with them? Will he bring hope to America’s white Jews when he’s sultan? Tim Russert is determined to know.
As everyone in Chicago knows, Barack Obama’s two best black friends are Islamist leader Louis Farrakhan and Jeremiah Wright, Barack’s anti-white preacher. Why does Barack consort with them? Will he bring hope to America’s white Jews when he’s sultan? Tim Russert is determined to know.









As everyone in Chicago knows, Barack Obama’s two best black friends are Islamist leader Louis Farrakhan and Jeremiah Wright, Barack’s anti-white preacher. Why does Barack consort with them? Will he bring hope to America’s white Jews when he’s sultan? Tim Russert is determined to know.
Still wishing to perform its civic duty and help ensure that the world never forgets what went on in those dark days, ABC is looking to a production team headed by Pat Buchanan and Mahmoud Ahmedinejad to complete the series.
The Billings Gazette reports that Senator Conrad Burns’ reasoned, calm criticism of America’s Favoritest Heroes Evah (aka “firefighters”) was, in fact, a little more strongly worded (and blasphemous) than the official report indicated: 

He’s recovered from prostate cancer; he’s swapped the menacing schoolboy bow-tie for a shiny new zootsuit; he’s finally made nice with the gays. Where else, you ask, has Louis Farrakhan gone soft? This is an excerpt from the “About” section of the official website for the “Millions More March,” scheduled to take place in Washington tomorrow as a 10th anniversary replay of the 1995 event.