OldLady
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Imus did it to the Clintons. Everyone lived. It's not just libtards that cross the line at times. Take a deep breath and get over it.You’re right. It should be about right-wing snowflakes having hissy-fits over comedians.This is a really weird thread consolidation. I'm not getting how the two relate.
No Moon Bat, it should be about the mindless hate of the filthy Liberals. This was not a Party of Moon Bats convention where it is expected to be hateful, stupid and vicious. It suppose to have been a dinner of unbiased reporters. Do you understand the difference?
Those assholes used the guise of comedy to mask their hate against a President that is making their worthless affirmative action Negro look incompetent and they don't get to hide behind it.
Every person in that audiences should have either booed or got up and walked out when the kunt started her vicious attack.
Of course since the audience was made up of mostly assholes Libtards then they didn't have the class to do the right thing.
Shame on them!
Unexpectedly, the Clintons Are Skewered at a Dinner
By LAWRIE MIFFLINMARCH 23, 1996
When the Radio-Television Correspondents Association invited Don Imus, the WFAN radio morning man in New York, to be the after-dinner speaker at its annual gala on Thursday night in Washington, members knew how uninhibited his barbs could be. And how well informed; Mr. Imus is as well known for being obsessed with politics as for being a so-called shock jock.
But the correspondents apparently got more than they bargained for when Mr. Imus made fun of President Clinton's supposed extramarital affairs and Hillary Clinton's legal problems -- with both the President and the First Lady sitting on the dais as he spoke.
The remarks were deemed so insulting that the association sent a letter of apology to the Clintons yesterday, and Michael D. McCurry, the President's press secretary, asked C-Span, the cable network that routinely rebroadcasts Washington events, to refrain from retransmitting this one.
At C-Span, the vice president for programming, Terry Murphy, said the dinner speech would be rebroadcast, tonight at 8, as scheduled. Then, Mr. Murphy -- who is also the chairman of the correspondents association -- signed the letter apologizing to the Clintons.
Unexpectedly, the Clintons Are Skewered at a Dinner
Here's his routine. CSPAN vids won't copy, but it's at this link.
3-21-96 Don Imus clip | User Clip | C-SPAN.org