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People should not fear their government
the government should fear its people  :137- :137- :210-

:210- :210- The truth Obama is a Dick ...  :210- :210- Says one reporter..  :5- :5-  :3- :3-
Msnbc try's to cover up comments from one reporter BUT THE 7sec button did not work  :97- :97- :97- :97-
You have got to love Live TV...  We all know how Msnbc loves to kiss OBAMAS ASS...  :58- :58- :58-
and now one of there Owen tells the truth and get's the ax for it.  :30- :30-
The Liberal Left wing mainstream media has it nose so far up Obamas ass that if he farts they burp it out.  :47- :47- :47-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heKRmlHRMJo (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heKRmlHRMJo)

MSNBC suspends analyst
for remark on Obama

By DAVID BAUDER AP Television Writer

NEW YORK—MSNBC suspended political analyst
Mark Halperin for an off-color remark about
President Barack Obama on "Morning Joe" Thursday.

"I thought he was a dick yesterday," Halperin said on
Thursday's show during a discussion about
Obama's news conference the day before.  :3- :3- :3- The truth will set you free !!!  :3- :3- :3-

Halperin, a Time magazine editor at large, quickly
apologized on the air and in a statement. MSNBC suspended him indefinitely and Halperin said he
believed the action was appropriate. :294- :dickhead-

Halperin had prefaced his remark by asking, "Are we
on the seven-second delay?" and said after that "I
hope it worked."  :5- :52- :5- :52-

It didn't. :shitfan- :shitfan- :shitfan- :shitfan-

The reference was to a brief delay in a TV show
transmission that gives a producer the chance to  :79- :79- quickly silence an offending remark before it goes
out over the air. MSNBC said "Morning Joe" had the delay, but a producer pushed a wrong button and
Halperin's statement wasn't edited out. :52- :52-

MSNBC said Halperin's comment was "completely
inappropriate and unacceptable" and apologized to
the president. :294- :dickhead-
"I want to offer a heartfelt and profound apology to
the president, to my MSNBC colleagues, and to the
viewers," Halperin said. "My remark was
unacceptable, and I deeply regret it." :294- :dickhead-

White House spokesman Jay Carney, a former Time
magazine bureau chief in Washington, said
Halperin's comment was an inappropriate thing to
say about any president, and that he had expressed
this sentiment to network executives. :8- :8-

Carney had no comment on MSNBC's decision
to suspend Halperin. :ban- :ban- :ban- :ban-

Time magazine spokesman Daniel Kile said the
company had told Halperin his behavior was
unacceptable. :30- :30-

Halperin's only unacceptable behavior was to apologize for his remark. Shame on MSNBC.