Blitzer says Obama reception was "for the most part, very, very polite" except for the "heckling" and "ugly words"
September 09, 2009 10:06 pm ET
From the September 9th edition of CNN's Larry King Live:


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Now, having posted that, rest assured the reichwing talking heads will still praise him tomorrow and belittle mccain for demanding he apologize for his disrespect.
Only the voters of the United States have ever successfully belittled McCain, who continues to be the subject of undeserved praise from pretty much everyone in Congress, regardless of party, and fawning, adoring, sycophantic treatment by the entire "liberal" establishment media.
What better way to get attention? Yell liar in a crowed theater!
Blitzer is one of a legion of people in the allegedly liberal media who do the same thing all the time. I recall a story where the investigator's report said explicitly that the Bush administration illegally politicized hiring and firing in the Justice Department.
Blitzer's lede was that the report "possibly" indicated that the Bush administration "may have" politicized hiring and firing in the Justice Department. That's not what the report said at all -- it stated word for word that they HAD DONE IT, but Blitzer couldn't bring himself to say it for far of sounding biased or unbalanced.
In Blitzer's world, except for pretending to be a Democrat, the fake voter guides and bused-in homeless black workers, Michael Steele ran an honest 2006 Senate campaign. Except for stealing Florida in 2000, Bush won honestly.
Coming tomorrow on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer: "vocal Republicans -- what does Obama have to do to win them over and why isn't he trying harder? What can Obama do to reach out to these honest, well meaning, frustrated representatives? Let's go to our senior analyst, Candy Crowley."
"Well, Wolf, judging from the well-deserved heckling of these fair minded Republican critics, Obama has a lot of work to do to reach across the aisle and find the bipartisan solution he NEEDS."
So my question is, Where is Joe Wilson's resignation letter?
It will be so refreshing to see Fox Noise giving this patriot equal time, because I just know Fox Noise want to live up to its Fair and Balanced moniker.
Please, please don't let me down here, Fox Noise.
Except for Brutus and the other guys who brought knives with them.