Fox News: Michelle Obama is “Obama’s Baby Mama”

African Americans Should Be Outraged

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On Thursday, June 11th, Megyn Kelly and Michelle Malkin appeared on FOX News’ Election HQ, to discuss Michelle Obama and whether or not attacks against her would lead to a backlash. A chyron under Kelly said “Outraged Liberals: Stop Picking On Obama’s Baby Mama” and one under Malkin read “Obama’s Bitter Half”.

I am no fan of FOX News. As a matter of fact, I agree with the notion that FOX is the White Supremacist News Network. With bigots like Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly, it is no surprise that another known bigot, Michelle Malkin was on the program while slurs of a racist nature were lodged against the future First Lady of the nation. It goes without saying that the wife of Senator John McCain would never be treated in such a manner.

Fighting the Smears : The Truth About Michelle Obama

The Obama Campaign Uncovers the Lie Told on Michelle Obama

It goes without saying that anyone running for president of the United States is subject to intense scrutiny in every area of life. However, no one should be subject to unecessary smear campaigns that have no respect for truth or decency. Senator Barack Obama and his wife Michelle hae had more than their share of these ugly tactics and have taken off the gloves to fight vicious rumors, which are meant to denigrate their character and influence the public. Senator Obama has launched a new web site, fightthesmears.com, which is designed to debunk the rumors spread during his campaign. The following was taken from the web site:

Democrats Preaching Party Unity

Pamela on Politics: BET Political Blog

By Pamela Gentry, BET Senior Political Producer

June 11, 2008 – On Tuesday, Democratic leaders gathered at party headquarters to rally behind their presidential candidate. This symbolic gesture was to show the American people the long and often divisive primary battle is over, and all attention is now on defeating Republican Sen. John McCain in November.

Chairman of the Democratic National Committee Howard Dean said, “I’m confident in the strength of our party as we work to elect Barack Obama our next president…and win seats up and down the ticket.”