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Posted: Oct 8, 2014

http://mediamatters.org/video/2014/10/08/hannity-im-not-covering-the-cdc-press-conferenc/201077

Recording in link. His guest implies there may be reason to distrust the government because man in Dallas died. Nevermind that he didn't receive proper healthcare when he reported to the hospital, hydration, blood transfusion, and received drugs just too late.

Hannity is promoting fear-mongering and further destabilization and distrust of government. How much more destruction do the Conservatives think they can support and still have a nation to survive? Do they really think they can keep destroying and that everyone would come running to them to save us? They have got to stop and people have got to stop believing them.

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Did you forget Duncan LIED and exposed countless others, knowingly? - FCCA

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NM

Exactly! Should have put him on a plane back to Liberia. NM - reversal of the US healthcare workers

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That should be a crime (just like it used to be - sm

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when people who KNEW they had AIDS), they were arrested for attempted murder or just plain murder because he knew he had contracted the disease!

How do you know what he knew? - Proof please.

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Prosecuting crimes requires evidence in the 21st century, not rabid rants from the unhinged trying to resurrect Black Plague hysteria from the good ole medieval days.

I think the Repubs miss the medieval days so - much cuz they used to live in them.

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The time is long overdue for our country to get some new blood in our government, instead of all these doddering old men and brainwashed, subservient women.

Okay, you're just messing with us, right? - ??

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Please say you don't really believe that.

Lies - sm

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Serendipity. See first paragraph.

http://general.mtstars.com/395347.html

Don't forget about his family trying to get out of quarantine. - Not trustworthy people.

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What quarantine? That slipshod, short-sighted, reckless and - medically unsound

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order by unprepared local authorities caught completely off-guard for them to stay cooped up in the apartment where all the furniture, carpets, floors, linens, surfaces and household contents were sprayed and soaked with virulent body fluids when there was no plan in sight for clean-up? You mean THAT quarantine? Seems to me the entire nation deemed the Dallas locals, with a couple of noteworthy exceptions like Judge Clay Jenkins and Mayor Mike Rawlins, to be the ones who were "not trustworthy." Thank goodness they finally got transferred to a healthier environment, as ANYONE trapped in an ebola incubating death trap would expect and that so far, they remain asymptomatic.

I've not checked out the stupid station these past few days. Judging from lynch mob mentality we've seen posted on MTStars since Mr. Duncan died, Fox must really be in overdrive with the various frenzies they're trying to whip up in their audience. I hear that, despite their best efforts, only the same old tired 30% fringe survey respondents, predisposed to chaos and panic, are worried about ebola and the other 66% aren't. May cooler heads continue to prevail.

Fear gets the oldies and Fox lovers to the polls. - truth (NM)

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NM

True dat. - nm

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In addition - TomQ

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"Nevermind that he didn't receive proper healthcare when he reported to the hospital, hydration, blood transfusion, and received drugs just too late."

Not to mention that even with excellent care, ebola is still a disease with a very high mortality rate. But hey, they never let facts get in the way of a good scare tactic before.

And here we go, Jesse Jackson on Twitter, ready to stir the pot and make $$$ SM - lawsuits will be flying soon

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Rev Jesse Jackson Sr @RevJJackson
Upon request of family of #ThomasEricDuncan, going to #Dallas to bring comfort& to seek best humanitarian relief America has to offer. #Tues

Of course. I heard he didn't receive proper care because he was black. - here we go. Idiots

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Eli Waller - age 4 - Enterococcus - Jesse doesn't care about him

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The little boy who died of Enterococcus is white - if he had been black, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson would be all over it -

Bull pucky. - sm

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Even his parents didn't know he was sick. He was never sent home without medical care since he died in his sleep and he never made it to the hospital in the first place. Evidently the only ones who are "all over" Eli Waller are the twisted twits on the right who are trying to use a dead 4-year-old in an impotent apples-to-oranges race-bating scheme.

Boy, you hit the nail on the head with that. He's just a - race-baiting criminal.

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As are you, apparently, even if not a "criminal". - Pot, meet Kettle.

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And what does it matter if JJ and AS go - to Dallas to represent the family?

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Are people just jealous that they aren't black and/or poor enough to warrant JJ and/or AS to represent them? Why does it bother people that they would do this? Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton have made it their life's work to try to represent the minority poor in cases where they think they may be under-represented or misrepresented.

There may be a case of medical negligence in the handling of this case. There are decisions that need to be made regarding the funeral and handling of this situation and this family needs someone to speak for them. I am glad that there is someone willing to do it.

The 2 of them are just law-breaking, race-baiting - charlatans. Quite the pair.

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Glad you don't need them--white privilege - nm

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Call it what you want. You don't offend me. This country - doesn't need them.

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Especially since they are here at the - family's request

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If the malcontents had their way, the family, whom they feel are undeserving of comfort in their time of sorrow and loss, should be shunned by their neighbors, their church, their local, state and federal representatives, the CDC and all other sources of compassion and strength they may choose to lean on. You are right on about the life works of JJ, AS and all activists who fight discrimination based on race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and physical disability. The US still has a long way to go in addressing inequalities in hiring practices, pay issues, law enforcement practices, police brutality, due process, incarceration rates, sentencing, voting rights, representation, poverty and standards of living, access to education and even medical care. We need people like JJ and AS every bit as much in 2014 as we did 50-60 years ago.

You think they are there for the family's comfort? - I have a bridge to sell.

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I tend to take the family's word over that of a - disgruntled MT

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as to why they sought consolation from two renown American pastors. I also think the family does and should take comfort from the added bonus of Rev. Jackson's and Rev Jackson's activism should the they decide to further question the care their deceased member received. They aren't the only ones left to wonder if Mr. Duncan would have had a better outcome had he simply been admitted, tested and diagnosed on initial presentation versus three days later, meaning he would have had the benefit of 72 hours more of supportive therapy, could have received brincidofovir sooner and may have received a blood transfusion from Dr. Brantly which he agreed to do after the hospital approached him about it. The family has every right to ask those questions as well.

The only positive outcome Mr. Duncan's death can provide us now is the lessons we should learn from the course of his treatment--all of them--what went right, what went wrong, and what should be done differently in the future. That will not be the case in the absence of close scrutiny. JJ and AS have contributions to make in this effort, whether you approve or not. This is a major disease epidemic we are talking about here with global implications, not some stupid political football the right is trying to toss around looking to score points and mobilize their perpetually angry party base.

Started to read your post, but when I saw (sm) - Disgruntled one

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"renown (ed)" pastors, I had to quit. Two criminal sorts would be more like it.

Racist much? - Z

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Two thugs always willing to - SM

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fan the flames or stir the pot. They are two of the most transparent numbskulls I have ever seen. They don't do a lot to help lift people out of the depths of despair. They do more to keep them there and try to convince them that they're inferior and needy.

As stated above: - Racist much?

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Sheesh.

Not one bit. - Lame non-argument.

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Try to see beyond your accusations. How do you know I'm not of a minority? I see the wisdom in things said by Bill Cosby and Jason Riley. I'm trying to think more along those lines. It's not about racism, dear. Not one bit.

That's right hon... sweep it under the rug like - your party does with everything.

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They will never understand it. They follow their leader. - LM

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nm

As do you. - Checkmate.

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nm

Checkmate, my arse. Repubs don't have a leader, - not in my opinion, anyway.

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Racist? - Ruby

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I am so sick and tired of hearing everything being called racist - even the African American community is embarrassed by it. Why don't JJ and AS show up when blacks kill blacks every night in Chicago - because that isn't news - if they are asked by the family to come, it is because the family wants the attention that they bring from the news media, but how do you think the families in Chicago feel? Do you think if they would call JJ and AS to Chicago because a black shot a black? No - that doesn't promote their cause of racism.....

Jesse Jackson has been involved in issue - of Chicago crime

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He hasn't been quiet about Chicago violence. It is just so widespread that you don't hear of him associating with one particular case. Also, as to racism, black on black crime and violence, gang related and standby innocents is not crime by racism, other than the socioeconomic of racism causing the crime, but Jesse Jackson showing up at the crime scene or immediately thereafter is not going to address that.

http://wgntv.com/2014/07/12/rev-jesse-jackson-calls-on-white-house-to-help-end-chicago-violence/

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/07/08/jesse-jackson-chicago-violence_n_5567751.html

That's true. Certainly not a credit to their people. - More of an embarrassment

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"Their people"? REALLY? You think we don't - see thru that veiled attempt at

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racism? How pathetic.

Their people... - A different poster

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"They" (black men) try to help "their people" (black people), but it doesn't work out very well. Instead, they keep them oppressed and feeling inferior and needy. There, I said it. Nothing racist about that.

Nice try, but the racist implication stands. - --

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I don't need your approval. - sm

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I can look at myself in the mirror and know my heart and mind are in the right place without having to insult, demean or bully anyone.

That's good, because I'm certainly not giving it. - *

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Yes, their people. Black people. Just a fact. (sm) - me .

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Learn to tell the difference between cold, hard facts and racism.

I don't think they're capable of reason. - sm

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They're not too creative either. They parrot conservative posts and try to pass them off as being original. I do get amused by their games, though.

Jesse Jackson has done things most don't - even remember

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Civil rights leader and two-time Democratic presidential candidate Jesse Jackson (1941–) became one of the most influential African-Americans of the late 20th century. He rose to prominence working within Martin Luther King Jr.’s Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and was at the Memphis hotel with King when he was assassinated. Through PUSH, the organization he founded in 1971, Jackson pressed for broader employment opportunities for African-Americans. During the 1980s and 1990s he negotiated the release of dozens of international hostages and prisoners. In his 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns, Jackson won 16 state contests and millions of votes, making him the first viable African-American candidate for president.

He has been present in politics in a way that no other black man had and he helped with the furtherance of MLKs work.

I'm glad he can still offer his time to people that need representation.

Not a particular fan of Sharpton, but he has - a valuable history also

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Sharpton attended public schools in Queens and Brooklyn. In the late 1960s, he became active in the civil rights movement, joining the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. The SCLC had a program called Operation Breadbasket, which sought to encourage diversity in the workplace by applying social and economic pressure on businesses. In 1969, Sharpton, then a high school student, became the youth director for the program. He participated in protests against the A&P supermarket chain in the early 1970s. In 1972, Sharpton graduated from Samuel J. Tilden High School. He spent two years at Brooklyn College as a contemporary politics major before dropping out. During this time, Sharpton remained politically active and eventually establish his own organization, the National Youth Movement.

During the 1980s, Sharpton got involved in many high-profile cases in the New York City area that affected the African American community and led several protests against what he believed were injustices and incidents of racial discrimination. He helped keep media scrutiny on the racially based murder of a black teenager named Michael Griffith in 1986.
Controversy

The following year, Sharpton became embroiled in the Tawana Brawley case—a case that would haunt him for years. Brawley, an African American teenager, claimed that she was raped by a group of white men—some of whom were allegedly police officers. The case was later dismissed by a grand jury, which reportedly concluded that the teenager had made up the story. But this came after months of media frenzy around the case, largely encouraged by Sharpton. He was even sued by the district attorney working the case for making slanderous remarks. Sharpton was found guilty and fined for his comments.

His reputation damaged, Sharpton faced more charges in 1990. He was tried and acquitted of stealing from the NYM. No matter what problems he encountered, he remained dedicated to his activism, arranging protests and giving press conferences. During one such protest in Brooklyn's Bensonhurst neighborhood in 1991, a man stabbed Sharpton in the chest. Rushed to the hospital, he had surgery to repair the damage and made a full recovery.

In April 2014, the Smoking Gun web site reported that Sharpton had been a paid FBI informant during the 1980s and had been a key player in taking down the Genovese crime family. In defending his work law enforcement, he said, “Rats are usually people that were with other rats. I was not and am not a rat, because I wasn’t with the rats. I’m a cat. I chased rats.”

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Running for Public Office

Sharpton tried again to win public office in the 1990s. He had made one unsuccessful run for for the New York State Assembly in 1978. But this time, Sharpton had his sights on the national political arena, trying for a seat in the U.S. Senate in 1992 and in 1994. He also ran for mayor of New York in 1997. In 2004, Sharpton attracted national attention by throwing his hat into the ring to become the Democratic Party's presidential candidate. He, however, failed to garner enough support to become a contender for the nomination.
Activism Amid Criticism

To this day, Sharpton remains a political and social activist, with many supporters and critics. He is known for his deft handling of the media, leading some to call him the master of the sound bite. Others are concerned that his flare for the dramatic overshadows the causes he represents or he uses the causes he champions to further his own agenda. Sharpton seems to be pay no heed to his critics and continues to throw his talents behind important causes, cases, and events in the African American community, including rebuilding of New Orleans after the devastation left by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

In June 2009, the Reverend Al Sharpton led a memorial for Michael Jackson at Harlem's Apollo Theater. A lifelong friend of the Jackson family, Sharpton said Michael Jackson was a "trailblazer" and a "historic figure" who loved the Apollo Theater.

More recently, Sharpton became involved in the Trayvon Martin case. He held rallies in Florida to fight for justice in the Trayvon Martin case. Martin, an unarmed African-American teen, was shot to death in Sanford, Florida, by George Zimmerman, a member of a neighborhood watch group, in February 2012. Zimmerman has claimed self-defense, but others feel that Martin was a victim of racial profiling. Initially the local police did not file any charges against Zimmerman.

Some have worried that Sharpton's presence in Florida would turn already tense race relations into riots. But Sharpton has called for a peaceful approach to resolving this case. "We are not in the business of revenge. We are in the business of justice," he told the press.

A well-known public figure, Sharpton continues to share his views and to tackle today's issues through his television and radio programs. He has been the host of PoliticsNation since 2011. He also has his own syndicated radio show.

It seems he has done some good...and I'm not sure the bad has been as bad as many of our elected politicians serving today. The part of him that leaves a bad taste in my mouth would probably be described as his eccentricity, but I try to overlook that in people.

A criminal is a criminal is a criminal. Call me what - you like. I don't give a rat's patoot.

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Just for starters, why don't you look up Tawana Brawley. That'll probably keep you busy for the rest of the day.

Most obviously. That's why your remarks are - so distasteful. And so telling.

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MM

I don't think there could be more mistrust of (sm) - me

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government than we already have thanks to the squatter et.al in the WH. Why would this surprise you? He has done nothing but lie, stonewall, and screw the **** out of us since he's been there.

Yeah, thanks conservatives---You've really - done a number on the U.S,

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The fear-mongering, psychological warfare, misinformation, downright lies from the Conservative Right ramping up racism, class warfare and any divisiveness possible by any means that they think will work has left us with a country that cannot unite to fight a possible major epidemic or a possible terrorist threat.

Wow....I'm sure you made a mistake - This is hilarious

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You meant to say left-wing liberals not Conservative Right - it's the White House and its policies that constantly scream racism, class warfare and divisiveness with share the wealth - you need to get out more....

And that is what I am talking about-- - the brainwashing has

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really taken with the Conservative Right.

You bet! Even Chrissy (Tingles) Matthews said (sm) - Funny

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Skippy should stop pandering to ethnic groups. If Chrissy notices, everyone should. He has done nothing but try to divide the country since he's been there. Perhaps he should learn to work with others and lead, for once.

Projecting one's own party flaws onto political foes only works - inside the Fox bubble

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and has proven to be a highly ineffective campaign strategy time and time again. Voters know what's up with that more than Tpubs are willing to give them credit for. Underestimating them is a loser's game, pure and simple.

I get most of my news from OAN. It's new, and even - better than Fox! (sm)

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They really did need some new cable channels since CNN and MSNBC are practically down the tubes with their worthless coverage of nothing. :))

OAN partners with - Washington Times

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and is known for its conservative political analysis. CEO is Robert S. Herring, Sr. of Herring Broadcasting. It's US network, formerly known as (wait for it) Wealth TV, is renamed (Shock and?) AWE. Good for you for finding a new outlet you enjoy. I've never watched it and never will since it sounds sort of like Fox bubble's rich cousin.

If you want any unfiltered news at all, you have - to go outside the US to get it.

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Censorship is alive and flourishing in the good-ol-boy country of "Merica.

CNN is even better when the Brits are - on the desk late night

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I think the daytime/wake time U.S. is just trying to appeal to the lowest common denominator--the U.S.

Bingo, but way too much truth for them - to handle. nm

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You just described all of the Republican - members of Congress.

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And your dose of Fear for the day - Gretchen Carlson

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more fear-mongering and fanning the flames of gossip. News???Where???

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