Yesterday, Bill O'Reilly discussed the controversy surrounding RNC chair candidate Chip Saltsman's Christmas greeting that contained a CD with the now-infamous song "Barack the Magic Negro." But O'Reilly didn't seem to understand the offensive nature of song, asking, …
Thoughtful article on yet another worthless right wing "hate radio" shock jock....
There are many ways to recall 2008. The first African-American president. The worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.
The reaction to Warren's pick for the inauguration is being spun as "an olive branch to conservative Christian evangelicals," as if they deserve any deference after eight years of their tomfoolery.
In what is slowly turning into a endless loop of hacktivism activities, Bill O'Reilly's BillOreilly.com has been compromised during the weekend, with personal details including passwords in plain text for 205 of the site's members already leaking across Internet forums, as …
Amid all the pressures on the radio industry, news-talk stations see an opportunity — and his name is Barack Obama.
Brace yourselves. The leading candidate to replace the vociferous and controversial conservative talk show host Bill O'Reilly on radio is none other than failed Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani, according to a report Wednesday.
IN THIS SEASON of "Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men" -- or "all people" in our new politically correct liturgical texts -- Fox News bloviator Bill O'Reilly is opting to have his followers rain down angry phone calls on the office of Gov. Chris Gregoire.
Last night, Bill O'Reilly continued his crusade against an atheist plaque on display next to a nativity scene inside Washington's state capitol building.
O'REILLY: You can't possibly think that Fox News is a far right operation? I mean, because it's not. TURNER: I do. O'REILLY: Oh, come on. I mean, maybe coming from a Jane Fonda point of view it is, but come on. TURNER: Well, I was married to Jane Fonda.
What would Christmas be without warnings of the secular crusade to destroy it? Thanks to the fulminations of cable news cranks and evangelical moralists, the War on Christmas has become an annual outrage.
"The sign, placed by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, set off a slew of controversy when conservative tv host Bill O'Reilly" The sign was observing Winter Solstice. I guess, Pagans/Wiccan's don't count, as a religion!
Despite his annual tirades against the so-called War on Christmas and people who say "Happy Holidays," Fox News host Bill O'Reilly has a "Great American Holiday Quiz" up on the Parade Magazine website:
The Freedom From Religion Foundation's sign celebrating the Winter Solstice and stating that religion is "but myth and superstition" was stolen from its place in the Legislative Building in Olympia Washington.
Bill O'Reilly has formally confirmed he's giving up one of the most successful syndicated radio shows in the country, saying he has just run out of hours in the week.
This Thanksgiving, I heard one of my various relatives say, "Keith Olbermann is just as bad as Bill O'Reilly. He's just the O'Reilly of the left."
On last night's "Daily Show", Jon Stewart took aim at MSNBC for the network's continued slide toward what he sees as the same partisan cheerleading that one has witnessed over the past eight years at FOX News.
Last July, Fox and Friends aired doctored photos of New York Times reporter Jacques Steinberg and editor Steven Reddicliffe while attacking them for writing stories critical of Fox News.
In a forthcoming biography of Rupert Murdoch entitled "The Man Who Owns The News," author Michael Wolff reports that the Fox News bosses have no fondness for Bill O'Reilly but are willing to tolerate him for his ratings.
In Michael Wolff's forthcoming biography of Rupert Murdoch, "The Man Who Owns The News," the author writes that the media mogul has seemed to turn away lately from his cable news network, and isn't fond its top-rated personality, Bill O'Reilly.
Unfortunately, as hilarious as it is to see O'Reilly's contorted Reefer Madness vision of San Francisco, it's also offensive.
Summary: Echoing Sen.
Discussing actions by individual protesters of Proposition 8, Newt Gingrich stated: "I think there is a gay and secular fascism in this country that wants to impose its will on the rest of us, is prepared to use violence, to use harassment.
Excerpt: Step aside, Numa Numa Guy, Tay Zonday and Miss Teen South Carolina. There's a new viral Internet superstar in town. He's 8-year-old Jared Gilmore, 52 pounds soaking wet, and his wicked impression as "Lil' Bill O'Reilly" is the must-see YouTube clip of the moment.
Hate-mon-ger-er (adj.):GINGRICH: Look, I think there is a gay and secular fascism in this country that wants to impose its will on the rest of us, is prepared to use violence, to use harassment. I think it is prepared to use the government if it can get control of it.