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Daniel SchorrNPR's 'Senior News Analyst' Blames the Internet as 'Complicit' in Fort Hood Massacre
Schorr explored blame for that mysterious "series of tubes" that is the Internet: "From what is publicly known about Maj. Nidal Hasan, accused killer of 13 in a rampage at Fort Hood, he had no accomplice — unless you count the Internet in which he communed, exchanging sinister thoughts with an extremist cleric." This is the kind of analysis that would inspire humor, if it wasn't already odd: if we can blame the Internet for Fort Hood, does that mean Al Gore is somehow responsible for the tragedy? The long-time CBS correspondent didn’t really want to rush to blame a radical imam for Major Hasan’s violent turn: NPR's Schorr: ObamaCare Would 'Save Many Lives,' So Why Fuss Over Illegal Aliens?
NPR's Schorr: If Obama Is Satisfied, 'I Suppose We All Must Be'The impending nomination of Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State has caused a complete mental breakdown among the usually punctilious ethicists in the media. Suddenly, there is no conflict of interest worth investigating, especially Bill Clinton’s multiplicitous foreign connections through the Clinton Global Initiative. Listen to the bow-to-our-king tone coming from NPR "news analyst" Daniel Schorr on Weekend Edition Saturday:
NPR Analyst Sells Book -- At Woman's Democratic Club of DC
NPR's Daniel Schorr Torn Between Clinton, Obama
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