CNNs Resident Whiner, Rick Sanchez
July 26, 2009 | Filed Under Democrats/Leftists, Journalism, Liberals, Media Bias, Race, Society/Culture, Warner Todd Huston | Comments Off
-By Warner Todd Huston
Last week, CNN’s Rick Sanchez decided in his infinite wisdom (yes, that’s sarcasm) that any “Hispanic” that works for Fox News is a “sellout.” Apparently Sanchez imagines that any person of Latin heritage that works for any network other than CNN is an Uncle Thomas.
First of all, I’d say anyone that identifies himself as an “Hispanic” in the first place is a “sellout.” A sellout to the politically correct. You see, the word Hispanic is a manufactured word invented to lump together so many South American, Central American, and European nationalities, cultures, languages and genetic profiles that it really has no logical meaning. There really is no such thing as an “Hispanic” person when you get right down to it. It’s a meaningless construct.
Anyway, our resident CNN whiner is apparently feeling a bit of heat from all those “Neocons” (another meaningless construct, by the way) and conservatives whose tongues he set to wagging because of his idiotic comment about sellouts. Lil’ Ricky is so put upon that it sent him to Twitter again to bemoan his being all beat up by the conservatives.
Here is what he Twitted out late on Saturday:
wow, really getting heat from neocons and far right wing fox viewers for saying truth. must have hit nerve
I love the childish “must have hit a nerve,” line. What is he, 12-years-old? I’ll bet his next Twit is “I know you are but what am I?” Right after that he’ll go for the “You guys are poopy heads,” after which he’ll likely say “If you don’t quit it I’m telling my Mom.”
Stay grown up, Ricky.
Don’t you just love it when someone says something stupid like Ricky did, then they wonder why everyone thinks they’re an idiot?
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Warner Todd Huston is a Chicago based freelance writer, has been writing opinion editorials and social criticism since early 2001 and is featured on many websites such as newsbusters.org, RedState.com, Human Events Magazine, AmericanDailyReview.com, townhall.com, New Media Journal, Men’s News Daily and the New Media Alliance among many, many others. Additionally, he has been a frequent guest on talk-radio programs to discuss his opinion editorials and current events and is currently the co-host of “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Conservatism” heard on BlogTalkRadio. He has also written for several history magazines and appears in the new book “Americans on Politics, Policy and Pop Culture” which can be purchased on amazon.com. He is also the owner and operator of publiusforum.com. Feel free to contact him with any comments or questions : EMAIL Warner Todd Huston
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