In case you missed it, a couple days ago Jesse Jackson turned to the host of the Fox News program on which he had offered political commentary and said — referring to the presumed Democratic presidential nominee — “I wanna cut his nuts off.”
What Jackson didn’t realize is that he was being taped…even though he was in a TV studio, but that’s another story. Apparently, Jackson is upset because Obama, in his opinion, talks down to black people. Fair enough. I understand the expression. I don’t think Jackson has any intent or desire to actually disfigure the most hopeful politician in a generation. He’s pissed, but we already knew that.
What’s amazing is the media hype that followed, and the apparent discomfort felt by veteran journalists in conveying Jackson’s sentiments. 23/6.com
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