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Douchebag Orally should look at his home turf.
"No example makes this across-the-board acceptance within the national news organizations more apparent than the case of the Fox News Channel. AfterElton.com spoke with Fox News Channel executive David Brown, currently executive producer of Fox News' morning show franchise, Fox & Friends. Like the other network executives, Brown easily and immediately identified his sexual orientation — gay — the first time Brown has made that revelation to the press.
Brown has worked closely with Fox News CEO and chairman Roger Ailes since two years before the Fox News Channel began, and has been with FNC since its inception. Brown said he's been out to Ailes throughout that entire time and that Ailes has no issue with it. As Brown describes their relationship: "Loved me. I love him." "
http://www.afterelton.com/TV/2007/5/gaynewsmen2?page=0%2C1
It doesn't say if David Brown likes baseball or not.
Maybe Brown, Ailes, and O'Reilly can get together for falafels and reach an understanding.
How can O'Reilly say such things and not be reprimanded?
The FCC came down hard on broadcasters when Janet Jackson flashed her boobs but not when O'Reilly makes offensive and prejudiced remarks?
Is it because the FCC will only react in response to complaints?
What about setting up an FCC pressure group that fires off a gazillion complaints every time O'Reilly opens his mouth?
Andy.
Uh heh huh huh. He said "orally".
Andy, look at what the FCC chases and tags. The TV and movie cultures are saturated with gratuitous violence, title-only sex scandals and black-or-white race-based family shows, but don't think for a second about tapping that bong with your naked girlfriend or cursing at the police when they confiscate it. Such would infringe upon the Stepford safety of the suburban bubble boy who's being raised to deny his basic animal impulses.
Did Olbermann ever comment on BOR's lesbian gang fantasy?
http://www.splcenter.org/intel/news/item.jsp?aid=274&site_area=1
Oreilly. Some of the members of Fox are probably gay. Seriously closeted freaks, but gay.
Why couldn’t Brown be “outed” sooner? I guess when you’re 91 years old it doesn’t really matter. If he were cute, upwardly mobile and doing the gay cruises and participating in most of the circuit parties THEN it would be news. It’s easy to be a self-loathing gay man when you’re in your nineties.
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