Internet radio shock jock Hal Turner sentenced to prisonfor threatening judges

Tuesday 7th of February 2012 01:37:14 AM
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Internet radio shock jock Harold (Hal) Turner was sentenced Tuesday to 33 months in prison for threatening three federal judges. Federal Judge Donald Walter sentenced Turner after the right-wing talk show host ranted in Brooklyn Federal Court for an hour about his innocence, the three criminal trials it took to convict him and over-zealous prosecutors. (Snip) Prosecutors asked the judge to slam Turner with six years in prison for writing on his blog that three appellate judges in Chicago "deserved to die" for overturning a local ban on handguns.

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Shock jock (Rush) unrepentant over derogatory Obama song

Tuesday 7th of February 2012 01:37:14 AM
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The leading US shock jock Rush Limbaugh is taunting the liberal media by repeatedly airing a derogatory and racially charged song about the Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. Limbaugh, whose rightwing talk show is one of the most listened to in the US, has been running a song called Barack the Magic Negro, to the tune Puff the Magic Dragon.

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"Hide that football" CARTOON featuring Teresa Heinz Kerry & John Kerry

Tuesday 7th of February 2012 01:37:14 AM
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy he's NOT ...

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Ann Coulter introduces the catch-phrase that will live in infamy: "JOCK-SNIFFER"

Tuesday 7th of February 2012 01:37:14 AM
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Fellow Freepers, Search for Ann Coulter's latest column, and you'll find she has catapulted herself into a more wonderfully outrageous category of originality and wit. She's done it with one catch phrase: "Jock sniffer. Please don't ask me what it means. I can't imagine what it means and I'm not sure I want to try. I'd rather leave this to many more, smarter, Freepers out there in America Land. Let's focus on this question: What, exactly, in the contect of Ann's most recent column, does this phrase (which I dare not type again) mean? Explain it for us in the...

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