The normally highbrow and tolerant group nominated for best book in the field of criticism a book widely viewed as denigrating an entire religious group.
Yesterday in Seattle a May Day, anti-capitalism protest turned violent.
A number of police officers were injured, one hit by a Molotov cocktail.
Some protesters were arrested, but nothing will really happen to them.
In California and Indiana, protests included young children.
Now protesting can be a good thing, think Boston Tea Party.
But it s how you do it.
Certainly some voting for Donald Trump are protesting, but they are using the ballot.
Some on the far left, however, want to destroy, not protest.
The subversives in Seattle were organized and planned their mayhem.
But again, the local system out there is so off the chart left, little will happen to these people even though they hurt police officers.
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While FNC’s The O’Reilly Factor this week has been featuring portions of Bill O’Reilly’s interview with Barack Obama which stands out as being more challenging to the Democratic candidate than those interviews conducted by the more liberal mainstream media, it is noteworthy that on Tuesday’s show, during the Pinheads and Patriots segment, O’Reilly awarded Michelle Obama the Patriot distinction because she danced with Ellen Degeneres during a Monday appearance on her show Ellen. But, by contrast, he then suggested that conservative Elisabeth Hasselbeck, co-host of ABC’s The View, may deserve the Pinhead dishonor because Hasselbeck recently criticized Michelle Obama for having a list of demands when she appeared on The View, as Hasselbeck spoke at an event praising Cindy McCain. O’Reilly: I say [Obama and Degeneres are] both patriots because we need all the dancing we can get in America. It lightens the mood. On the pinhead front, I m n
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