Update (April 13 | 10:46 EDT): The April 13 edition of Fox News Channel's "Red Eye" briefly addressed Moran's blog entry. I've added a screen capture from the program.
Leave it to a liberal journalist to bring racial tension and class warfare into a story about three men exonerated of rape allegations after a year of prosecutorial misconduct.
ABC's Terry Moran found the outpouring of sympathy for the exonerated Duke lacrosse players is a bit much because, in a nutshell, they're white guys from wealthy families who attended a private university. In fact, in an April 12 "Pushback" blog post at ABCNews.com, he suggested that in a way, they were victimized less than the Rutgers women's basketball team by Imus. Portions in bold are my emphasis. Video Clip: Real (2.7 MB) or Windows (3 MB), Plus MP3 (477 KB)
As students of Duke University or other elite institutions, these young men will get on with their privileged lives. There is a very large cushion under them--the one that softens the blows of life for most of those who go to Duke or similar places, and have connections through family, friends and school to all kinds of prospects for success. They are very differently situated in life from, say, the young women of the Rutgers University women's basketball team.
Yeah, that's right. Being charged with rape despite a lack of DNA evidence and a constantly-changing story by the alleged victim is far less traumatizing than some knucklehead with a radio show calling you and your teammates "nappy-headed hos."
Moran is fixated on the financial resources and connections of the accused, calling into question the fairness of the justice system nationwide, but not once indicting the media for taking what was a local crime story and blowing it up into a national obsession in the first place:
But perhaps the outpouring of sympathy for Reade Seligman, Collin Finnerty and David Evans is just a bit misplaced. They got special treatment in the justice system--both negative and positive. The conduct of the lacrosse team of which they were members was not admirable on the night of the incident, to say the least. And there are so many other victims of prosecutorial misconduct in this country who never get the high-priced legal representation and the high-profile, high-minded vindication that it strikes me as just a bit unseemly to heap praise and sympathy on these particular men.
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Why does Terry Moron assume t
April 12, 2007 - 14:49 ET by ratso ferrariWhy does Terry Moron assume that the black female basketball players at Rutgers are less well off than three students accused of rape?Does he know the financial situation, grades and scholarship status of all the basketball players? I would think they have a bright future ahead of them.
Ratso-- It's obvious
April 12, 2007 - 15:38 ET by misterbillRatso-- It's obvious--darn it--they are white, they are male, they attend an expensive college. Ah if only to God they were middle-aged too, what a job we could do on those straight-haired, fair-complected dudes! Oh, did I say something wrong????
God save America from the enemy within!
Moran shows his prejudice by
April 12, 2007 - 16:00 ET by Chris NormanMoran shows his prejudice by making that assumption, does he not?
The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.
- Arabian Proverb
What Terry Moran shows is
April 13, 2007 - 14:22 ET by SportPoliticsWhat Terry Moran shows is he is far more of an idiot than Imus when he occassionally opines, and should have been fired a long time ago.
The circus has exposed another hired clown.
Moran
April 12, 2007 - 14:50 ET by d1carterWhat a twisted view of the world. I wonder how Mr. Moran would feel if one of those young men were his son?
Does Terry Moron have kids?
April 12, 2007 - 14:54 ET by Dee BunkDoes Terry Moron have kids? Maybe he should put them in a foster home if he does because they are privilaged and it's not fair.
Moran should ask the women ba
April 12, 2007 - 14:55 ET by NewsbusterbrownMoran should ask the women basketball players from Rutgers if they would rather have been in the shoes of the Duke athletes. Does he honestly think they would answer yes?
Huh. ... I didn't realize tha
April 12, 2007 - 14:57 ET by Michael ChapmanHuh. ... I didn't realize that being falsely accused of rape and kidnapping and facing 30 years in jail---which Mike Nifong and the politically correct media wanted---is a "privilege." Leave it to ABC's Terry Moron to put things in perspective for the unenlightened. Let me guess: Terry didn't get into Duke?
Actually Mr. Moran attended L
April 12, 2007 - 15:05 ET by CaringwhiteguyActually Mr. Moran attended Lawrence University, a private liberal arts college located in Appleton, Wisconsin. Believe me, there aren't a lot of "people of color" in the student body nor in the faculty at Lawrence. There aren't a lot of poor white trash there either.
Media in Action: warping ever
April 12, 2007 - 15:01 ET by kathleenirishMedia in Action: warping everyone's fates to suit their agendas. What drivel, what propaganda, what b.s.!!!! Who cares who gets life-long devastations because of our complete lack of journalistic ethics and responsibility, never mind accountability for the vomit we say and print? They just blissfully go on in perpetuity. Terry Moran and the rest of them in the MSM are still spouting after all these years. Hey, Don Imus only got shit-canned after advertiser pressure on MSNBC. I hope those boys sue the pants off those p.c. professors at Duke as well as Nifong and the Nefarious gang.
Pog ma thoin, T. M.
And, why do the two situations need comparison? Just because they are coming out at the same time? Lazy bollockses!
" 'Fred's Slacks' is a winner!!"
The most telling part of th
April 13, 2007 - 13:14 ET by motherbeltThe most telling part of the Moran story is:
The conduct of the lacrosse team of which they were members was not admirable on the night of the incident, to say the least.
Well, there you have it, straight from the Mainscream Media. Even if
they didn't rape the woman, their actions were not "admirable". So what, Mr. Moran? So they deserve everything they got? How about the woman? Were her actions "admirable", even before the rape charge? Who's more immoral, the men who hire a woman to strip, or the woman who offers to strip for money?
I'm not saying the men didn't behave badly, or the woman did. But just because they hired a stripper or otherwise behaved badly at their party doesn't mean they deserve to be dragged through the mud for a rape they didn't commit, any more than a woman deserves to be raped just because she's a stripper.
Speaking of Rich White boys
April 12, 2007 - 15:12 ET by Cool ArrowWonder if Anderson Cooper ever attended a party where there were Black strippers.
Gloria would be shocked.
Wonder if Anderson Cooper e
April 13, 2007 - 01:51 ET by L.N. SmitheeWonder if Anderson Cooper ever attended a party where there were Black strippers.
Gloria would be shocked.
Don't be prejudiced! Gloria Vanderbilt didn't have anything against association with black people. Ms. V once sued a tony NYC apartment building because she thought she was turned down for a duplex because of her "friendship" with jazz pianist Bobby Short.
No, I don't think she'd be shocked if Anderson had hired a black stripper. I think perhaps she might be shocked if it was a black female, but I'm simply speculating.
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Hey . . . be nice to "the Par
April 13, 2007 - 12:48 ET by NoMoreClintonsHey . . . be nice to "the Paris Hilton of TV news".
Since when does the Constitut
April 12, 2007 - 15:27 ET by dscottSince when does the Constitution say a person's probable guilt or innocense is based on their economic, racial or gender status???? Oh, that's right, to liberals and especially radical feminists the Constitution is a "living document" that can be interpreted as needed for the times. We get it, it's ok to make false accusations when your are the privledged, I mean "protected" class. If these three guys almost got railroaded into prison for a crime they didn't commit, then how many other people are incarcerated because they didn't have the money to defend themselves, were the wrong color or sex???? This is justice?? So this merits villifying the victims because they are not of the protected class? And you wonder why 90% of child custody cases go to the female??? It shouldn't surprise anyone at the failed state of the legal system when policy and politics determine judicial decisions.
“The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.” – Marcus Aurelius
Yeah Moran, it's much better
April 12, 2007 - 16:04 ET by Chris NormanYeah Moran, it's much better having the notoriety of an old rape accusation following you around for your whole life than to have once been insulted by a nasty old codger. What kind of freakin' PC world does this guy live in?
The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.
- Arabian Proverb
Duke professors
April 12, 2007 - 16:38 ET by Cool ArrowCan Duke University revoke the tenure of the professors who prematurely ejaculated their pronouncements of guilt?
Liberals
April 12, 2007 - 17:08 ET by iveseenitallWhat can you say. If this guy Moran isn't the personification of modern liberal hypocrisy, who is? I thought libs were non- judgmental, yet he judges everyone. Rich, white males--bad , not so rich (no evidence) black girls-good. Rich white boys never suffer, poor black girls always get the dirty end of things. On and on he goes with his misrepresentations and generalities based on his feelings. And let's not even begin to discuss the absurdity of his argument. What a putz! But hey--he's a liberal!
NEVER,NEVER trust a liberal
But, don't you understand?
April 13, 2007 - 16:30 ET by kathleenirishBut, don't you understand? Their intentions were only for the best. And, after all, they are 'rich white boys', right? They are not capable of being victims in this patriarchal and racist society. So, no harm, no foul here. Don't hold your breath for an apology or anything remotely even addressing that issue.
" 'Fred's Slacks' is a winner!!"
They can and should have fire
April 13, 2007 - 16:41 ET by Gat New YorkThey can and should have fired those 88 teachers. They may have tenure but violating the the teacher handbook of Duke by maliciously slandering the students is enough grounds for immediate dismissal. Their President, Brodhead, simply does not have the guts.
I hope the families of the fa
April 14, 2007 - 19:58 ET by Cape ConservativeI hope the families of the falsely accused students sue the dickens out of the university and demand some punishment for the 88 professors who, without one once of justification, defiled the names of these three young men. If I had a student who thought they wanted to attend Duke, you can bet your bottom dollar I wouldn't go along with it. The best thing people can do is keep their kids (and money) away from the school until the entire nation (and world) hears an apology from the president, board of trustees and especially those 88 so-called professors. There is no way I would want any child of mine to be 'taught' by the likes of those 88! In fact, it would be very nice to see each one have to get up before a microphone and television camera and personally apologize to each young man for prejudging them. And, hey, a written apology from each one would be a little frosting on the cake...after all, they didn't hesitate to sign that petition!
I hope the lawyers go after each and every person/institution/office that took away the presumption of innocence until proven guilty that we are led to believe is the American justice system. I want BLOOD!
As for Nifong, he belongs in jail and I hope that is where his disbarred behind ends up! How any person could say the things he did and make the charges he made without even speaking to the 'victim' for several months is beyond belief. What a nightmare!
As for TM's comments re: rich kids, what a pompous a$$ he is! How does he know the girls on the Rutgers team don't also come from well-to-do families? He is prejudging them - could it be because they are black???? Wouldn't that be considered a racist statement????? My oh My...banish the thought!
There is a Brooklyn college p
April 15, 2007 - 06:27 ET by Gat New YorkThere is a Brooklyn college professor, K.C. Johnson, who is one of the heroes of this Duke saga. K.C. created a blog and used it to detail every event that has occurred and exposed every mistake made throughout the past year. He is very responsible for the exposure of Nifong and every ideologue yellow journalist like Moran:
http://durhamwonderland.blogspot.com/
In fact Moran’s ignorant remarks are supposed to be featured Monday on K.C.’s blog. K.C. and Stuart Taylor are writing a book (and my guess it will be a movie) and I am sure that Terry Moron will have his own little place along with Selena Roberts, the Reverand Al and Jesse as well.
My son is down at Duke this weekend for his 5 year reunion. As I have told many others, this could have easily have happened to my son as any of these kids. What bothered me the most is not the actions of Nifong or these racist agitators. What bothered me the most were the actions of the University. President Brodhead expelled these kids before there was a shred of evidence – ever hear of presumed innocent? And this Gang of 88 second tier teachers who maliciously defamed these kids and have refused to retract what they said or show the slightest remorse. According to the faculty handbook they should have all been terminated. But Brodhead is a coward.
The people who send their kids to Duke are typically successful and more conservative. They are not impressed by the actions of left wing ideologues. Their kids are going their for economics, engineering, pre-law or pre-med. They don’t go there to major in comparative literature or sociology or any of those other liberal arts courses that these 88 teachers instruct. The actions of the Duke President has already had a negative effect on admissions which they won’t admit to. But it will continue to have the effect you described because parents have choices and their first priority is the safety of their kid and Duke’s current administration has shown that they cannot be trusted with a kid’s safety.
I hope enough pressure is brought by alumni to make that change.
In regard to lawsuits you can bet on the fact that money is not an issue. It will be about restitution and a reckoning with all the players that abused the lives of these kids.
Cushion ? ? The Duke guys h
April 12, 2007 - 16:57 ET by JayTeeCushion ? ? The Duke guys have a bigger Cushion ?
The DUKE Guys WILL TRADE being called names, in place of what they went Thru.
They got called names also, along with being Fingerprinted and arrested. The Rutgers players didn't have to go to Court. Etc,,etc...
There is NO comparison. When the "white majority" expresses an "Outpuring of Sympathy", it's a BIG outpouring, because it's a BIG majority....Get used to it ABC, the majority is going to RULE.....watch for a Presidential Veto, representing 53,000,000 million votes in the 2004 election. 49 States and 90% of Californicate did NOT cast a vote for Pelosi.
And that's a fact, Jack.
What good is a Free Press, if it is a False Press ? David Foote GoE
Ummmm ...
April 12, 2007 - 18:14 ET by drillanwrIn my youth I was called nasty names ...
In my youth I was NEVER wrongly accused of horrible crimes and raked over the coals and through the deepest of mud and had my family put through emotional and financial Hell, all for political purposes ...
I thank G-d for both.
No end in sight
April 12, 2007 - 19:57 ET by UnsaneSee? We won't hear the end of the Duke lacrosse case for a long time. And nor, it seems, will there be an end to idiotic comparisons...
"HAV3 TH3 BRIDG3S OF INSANITY B33N CROSS3D AND FOR3V3R R3TRACT3D???." - Meshuggah, "3ntrapm3nt", from Catch Thirty Thr33 (2005)
Moran, you ignorant slut! H
April 12, 2007 - 20:32 ET by MikeBMoran, you ignorant slut! How in the world can you compare between calling a women's basketball team who lost a game a name, and three guys being slandered, maliciously prosecuted for a crime that was not committed by anyone, much less the people charged with the crime, being expelled from the University without due process, having to spend millions of dollars defending themselves from a political whore who only wanted to be re-elected, and being threatened with death by some afro-thugs? There is no comparison, whatsoever. The two situations are parsecs apart. Only a vacuous moron such as yourself could even try to equate the two situations.
It would be poetic justice if you had to go through that situation yourself. Then, perhaps, you could speak with authority as to whether being called a name by some washed up, never-has-been jerk and the described situation is in any way similar. Until then, stfu!
"A communist is someone who reads Marx. An anti-communist is someone who understands Marx." Ronald Reagan
Can you say a million dollars
April 12, 2007 - 21:06 ET by USA4freedomCan you say a million dollars each? How many families do you know that just have a million or two to fight a total lie. Not too dam many.
Now I agree, White boys bad.. Black girls..good. except Condi, she was brought up in a house that their dad had to protect with a shotgun. But…. Being the house slave, to da masta, Bush.. makes her one of dem…
This thing is just so madding. Jackson, with his love child, while helping Clinton with his..problem. Then there is Sharpton, where do you start with him…riots, Tawana, the Duke team, that clothing store in Harlem, diamond merchant. A total free pass on everything.
These are the boys of Pointe du Hoc.
Ronald Reagn- 40th Anniversary of D-Day
This is like the OJ Trail in reasoning
April 12, 2007 - 21:17 ET by exLibRemember when OJ got off in his trial?
The reasoning was that it was "good" for the Black Community that OJ got off, even though he was probably guilty becauce it was poetic justice for all the black men that had been wrongly accused and jailed because of racism.
This is liberal ideadology at it's worst. Correcct a wrong with another wrong.
How do we correct racism?, Instiutionalize it the other way.
Moran
April 13, 2007 - 10:35 ET by pocomocoI do hope, and fervently pray that some day this fool feels the scorpion’s bite of being falsely accused of something he didn’t do. Let us then see how fast he runs to get “high-priced legal representation”, and see if he feels that sympathy shown him is “misplaced”.
The whole premise of his stupidity is that is that old liberal saw that: “they got special treatment” and that “there are so many other victims of prosecutorial misconduct in this country who never get the high-priced legal representation”.
To this I say, hand him a crying towel, because he gets no sympathy from me.
Moran shows what he's made of
April 13, 2007 - 11:23 ET by c5thenHe shows his prejudice by automatically assuming that the girls on the Rutgers basketball team are poor because they are black.
He shows his stupidity by asserting that it's OK that some "white guys" were falsly accused of crimes they didn't commit, because it happens all the time everywhere.
Finaly, what is really the issue, and is a sad comentary on most of the MSM, is that they all owe the Duke Lacross players (and the team and coach) appologies for airing this travesty in the first place with unaldulterated bias towards the assumed guilt of these yong men
i'll bet my life, if the accu
April 13, 2007 - 11:38 ET by pmohbucki'll bet my life, if the accused had been wealthy black harvard football players and the accuser was a white woman living in a trailer, this guy would have pitched a 180 degree turn and the players would be deserved of praise while she would labeled a criminal
the principal of innocence vs. guilt is obscured by his obsession with perpetuating the stereotype of skin color and social class ... he's an white-apologist and he's trying to "even the score" to assuage his guilt for being a white man ... the sad thing is that people who do this only demean the people they are trying to help.
I Saw What This Jerk Did
April 13, 2007 - 11:48 ET by emjem24I saw Moron's work when it was referenced on Drudge. You know, there is a reason why Drudge posted the article and it's smart that he did. This was a good pickup by him and an essential reason why Drudge exists.
I took a look at the hateful blog....it lives up to it's liberal, self-hate diatribe. I even posted a response calling Moron on his idiot remarks. I guess I should be put in the same category as the Duke students because I'm white, upper-middle class and educated. Yeah!
The overwhelming majority of responses on the blog are negative...against Moran. Americans have a high intolerance for the kind of hijinks that Moran is known for. Given this, I also emailed a complaint letter to ABC. Will they fire this hypocrite? Who knows?
All I know is, if you're going to fire someone like Imus then you might as well fire this guy too. To say that these Duke students aren't worthy of sympathy but the Rutgers women are because Imus said a bad thing against them is sad. All good, rational people need to call Moran out for what he is: a biggoted hypocrtie filled with white self-hate.
The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. Air Force Motto
emjem says: When your brain's stuck on liberalism it self-destructs.
Perhaps Imus has done us all
April 14, 2007 - 20:21 ET by Cape ConservativePerhaps Imus has done us all a big favor...maybe now some of the MSM execs will decide to take a long hard look at some of the statements coming from their 'fair-haired' reporters and other people on their networks and make some changes. ABC definitely has to be the leader in this cleanup - beginning with R O'D!!!! Terry Moran can be second. Then NBC can say bye-bye to David Gregory and the entire Today crew!
What really gets me is that Imus could call our president and vice president 'murderers' over and over and no one even got upset. Guess that gives us a true picture of how the PC culture has overtaken our society.
Wonder when Mrs. Bill Clinton is going to return the $$ she received last week from the hip-hop producer's party??? Ooooppppss, I forgot, there is a D after her name!
Hmmmm, wonder where the good reverend Sharpton and Jesse Jackson disappeared to???
"My name is Karen and I'
April 13, 2007 - 12:01 ET by Teamcheeser"My name is Karen and I'm a proud basketball player for Rutgers. I would like to take a moment at this press conference to point out that Mr. Imus said something stupid and not funny. That said, I would also like to say that sticks and stones may break my bones, but rape allegations are forever. Please understand that in no way do I view myself as a victim of Mr. Imus. We are victims of a rabid press that nowadays likes to convict and execute, rinse, repeat. We are victims of race baiters like Mr. Sharpton and Mr. Jackson, who at every opportunity attempt to inject racism and hatred into situations in which only stupidity or insensitivity exist. They are in the business of creating victims. I am in the business of getting an education and playing basketball. I will let neither Sharpton, Jackson, or Imus hurt me in any way. Being called a "nappy-headed ho" is much less creative than most of the insults I've lobbed at my own teammates, so if Mr. Imus is to be fired, let it be for his incredible lack of talent and not because he injured the Rutgers team. He didn't. He can't. Nobody has that power, except our coach and athletic director. Thank you."
-- I wish
Team,That post is just great!
April 13, 2007 - 13:09 ET by bigtimerTeam,
That post is just great! All of it!
Says it all too...especially the line about the rabid press!
I got sick and tired yesterday of hearing the newsies saying Imus's CRIME...over and over on all shows.
Talk about double standards all over the place...
Btw...That one gal saying she was going to be scarred for life or some such...oh please honey, if that is all life is going to throw at you, count yourself as lucky, you have a long way to go...I don't care what race you are.
How many of you out there are
April 13, 2007 - 12:41 ET by Prester JohnHow many of you out there are aware that on 10 April 3 University of Minnesota football players were picked up for sexual assault?
They have all been released as the investigation continues. Per the Minneapolis (Red) Star and Tribune:
As three University of Minnesota football players left jail Monday without being charged in connection with an 18-year-old woman's report of rape, attorneys for two of the players questioned how their clients now repair damaged reputations.
Hmm, that sounds familiar doesn't it? And this after only a few days. I wonder what those attorneys would say about the Duke 3?
And note the difference in tone by the president of the this university versus the reaction of Duke faculty:
In a statement issued Monday, University of Minnesota spokesman Daniel Wolter said the university takes allegations of sexual misconduct and violent crime very seriously. Everyone, from the central administration to the department of intercollegiate athletics, is cooperating with law enforcement, he said.
"These student-athletes are innocent until proven guilty and continue to be students of the University of Minnesota and attend classes," he said.
http://www.startribune.com/512/story/1109268.html
Oh, all the accused are black, but nothing has been said about the accuser.
Just thought you might want to know.
There are clearly two standar
April 13, 2007 - 12:58 ET by Gat New YorkThere are clearly two standards of conduct. It's enough.
On oxymorons
April 13, 2007 - 15:26 ET by UnsaneStudent-athletes...one of my very favorite oxymorons.
Off I go to reach a new level where the absence of air will let me breathe (hat tip to Meshuggah)...
"HAV3 TH3 BRIDG3S OF INSANITY B33N CROSS3D AND FOR3V3R R3TRACT3D???." - Meshuggah, "3ntrapm3nt", from Catch Thirty Thr33 (2005)
Just punting this out there
April 13, 2007 - 13:24 ET by Jack BauerJust punting this out there... you think there has ever been any example of a bunch of male, broadcast journos who have ever gone on boys night out?
Some drinking? Smoking? Gambling? Strippers? Lap dancers?
Anyone seriously think that the scenario is unlikely?
God forbid any of them would be falsely accused of rape and then found guilty of... well, something, because well, that's what you'd expect from such degenerates.
Nope - ruin the image, and th
April 13, 2007 - 13:30 ET by FastEdNope - ruin the image, and the hairdo, the nails, bags under the eyes, bad breath, and worst of all, spend money. Nope, don't see it happening.
There is no sense in being stupid, if you can't prove it! - my dad V
Boo hoo hoo, let's feel bad a
April 13, 2007 - 13:55 ET by I am conservativeBoo hoo hoo, let's feel bad about the girls from Rutgers.. Give me a break, these girls are living the American dream, they are going to college and making something of themselves.
These liberal idiot media blabber mouths (Terry Moron) will do anything to make a buck...
Run, here comes an idiot, "I Hate America" liberal
What high-minded arrogance!
April 13, 2007 - 14:44 ET by rimskyWhat high-minded arrogance! Mr. Moran seems to forget that there just isn't any evidence that anything took place 'on the night of the incident' other than a wild party. I'm thinking that Moran never got invited to any of these parties in college, and he's just never gotten over that. Poor dweeb.
What's really unjust is tha
April 13, 2007 - 14:57 ET by John in CAWhat's really unjust is that the team that lost the championship game has now had more airtime than the team that won the championship. All because some idiot said something stupid and a bunch of other idiots made a huge stink about what he said.
There are probably now more Americans who know that the Rutgers girl basketball team lost, than know the Lady Vols won.
Give a Democrat Party free America a chance!
Just to pile on here, Mr. Ter
April 13, 2007 - 15:02 ET by Michael ChapmanJust to pile on here, Mr. Terry Moron's comments confirm to me that he is: 1) arrogant; 2) elitist; 3) liberal; 4) privileged; 5) white; 6) male; 7) employed by a liberal, arrogant, elitist, and privileged media giant; and 8) about as insightful as Don Imus.
Re: Just to pile on here, Mr. Ter
April 14, 2007 - 00:03 ET by CherDashTerry piled it pretty heavy on the Duke players, I am sure he can handle whatever is dished out to him (/sarcasm.) Actually, he'll probably run away and hide because he can't take it, he's a tyical liberal wimp.
Terry Moran
April 13, 2007 - 23:46 ET by CherDashTerry Moran added insults on top of the injuries he and his ilk in the media had already inflicted upon the families of those 3 young men with this diatribe. He seems very angry that his white-liberal-guilt-fueled vendetta against 3 innocent young men failed. I wonder if he'd feel the same about this if he was the person accused of a crime he didn't commit and was railroaded for more than a year by his co-sheeple in the media and a rogue prosecutor. It is because the alphabet networks hire dolts like Moran that my husband and I won't watch those stations. It's an outrage that those families of the lacrosse players were put through more than a year of hell, and then to have a snot-nosed "reporter" pour salt into the deep wounds those young men suffered, its surreal. Yet it could happen to anyone, at any time. Sorry about this. Rant is over. I just had to vent. Thanks for reading.
CherDash - Terrible of me to
April 14, 2007 - 20:12 ET by Cape ConservativeCherDash - Terrible of me to think, but I do hope one day these 'snot-nosed reporters' will get theirs! I, too, am sick and tired of them sitting in their ivory towers in front of a camera judging others!
Thanks for venting...and allowing me to do so, also :-)
I bet you ANYTHING someone co
April 14, 2007 - 00:10 ET by mostlymoderateI bet you ANYTHING someone complains because the guy said "collard greens and crackers". lol
Terry Moran On The Duke Lacrosse Players
April 14, 2007 - 11:57 ET by Bezu FacheIn a nutshell, Terry Moran is an asshole!
I'll add my description to yo
April 14, 2007 - 20:08 ET by Cape ConservativeI'll add my description to yours - Terry Moran is a POMPOUS A$$!!