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Carlos says:

September 20, 2011 at 8:17 pm

This all just goes to show that “stuck on stupid” is not a strictly Democrap/lib/leftist state of being.

And Tyson? Why would anyone, anywhere in the world, want to know what his pea-brained thoughts are on any subject? Including boxing! Even without his felony background, the jerk was the poorest example of heavyweight champion ever.
Rob says:

September 20, 2011 at 8:50 pm

ST, I think what got GVS tied up in knots was that there was very little editorializing (initially) from the Daily Caller regarding the behavior of Tyson and the radio hosts. Should Tucker have published this? Yes, of course. But I think he should have come out very strongly, like you did, against what Tyson said. And he also should have called the MSM on the carpet to explain why Tyson’s vile rant wasn’t news worthy. The DC has a very large audience, both left and right, which is obvious when reading the comments on anything that is posted there. I do realize that pointing out the MSM double standard when it comes to conservative women is an exercise in futility, but that doesn’t mean it shouldn’t stop. The conservative blogosphere is huge and the more we highlight this hypocrisy, the more people are educated.

What is most likely the saddest commentary on all this, is the MSM is going to go gaga over the so-called rift between Tucker and GVS, rather than discuss Tyson’s screed against Palin.
alwaysfiredup says:

September 21, 2011 at 12:58 am

Interesting response, not the least by the multiple uses of “fanatic” to describe people who took issue with DC’s editorial judgment. I read the initial article pre-editorial blurb. It looked like Enquirer-esque linkwhoring. That title? You thought “Sarah Palin met “The Wombshifter”” was an acceptable title? Not “Tyson delivers stunningly offensive rant on ESPN radio: hosts just laugh”? And not only do you think it was acceptable, people who have issues with it are fanatics?

Seriously. Let go of your Palin hate for just a minute and look at this as if it was said about Michelle Obama or Laura Bush. It’s grotesque. It should have been treated as if it were one large cuss word and bleeped out, not quoted extensively. And even if you disagree, reasonable people can differ here.
Brontefan says:

September 21, 2011 at 7:00 am

They still hate Palin because she still has power in the country! They have tried to do whatever they could to destroy her.. unsuccessfully. And the lower Obama goes in the polls, the more the attack dogs will come out.
WMP says:

September 21, 2011 at 8:45 am

While I agree Greta lost it, actually both she and Tucker lost it – she is still a good person to watch. She is proactive and for the most part doesn’t let her guests off the hook. She is thoroughly disgusted with what is going on these days and I think this particular incident just cut a raw nerve. Alwaysfiredup is right. If this was said about other well know women the MSM would be all over this. Tyson is a pig and why ESPN would even give him a forum for this type of issue is beyond me.

The hyprocrisy is incredible.
Kate says:

September 21, 2011 at 9:03 am

Where are the calls for these “radio personalities” to get axed? I think that’s what needs to be done. Put pressure on their advertisers and boycott any products promoted.

Men giggling over rape of any kind shows us how callous some folks have become or how desperate these guys are to get ratings.
Lorica says:

September 21, 2011 at 10:56 am

Tyson will always be a nobody. He is such a lowly human being that I have a hard time comparing him to real people. It is a sad state of affairs in this country when the news media didn’t just bleep him and end the interview. Tyson needs to spend sometime in a real jail, maybe somewhere in Mexico or Turkey.

Honestly tho, what do you expect from such deceived individuals?? The real laugh is when they attempt to tell us that they are unbiased. LOL – Lorica
maddogg says:

September 21, 2011 at 11:15 am

Tyson is a cockroach. And those who laugh at his micro-brained emissions are no better.
Liz says:

September 21, 2011 at 12:19 pm

Why do we bother with his teen age bathroom humor? Not worth even a second glance!
Paul says:

September 21, 2011 at 12:58 pm

Palin and Tyson ? Now that truely is an odd couple…
H Hazell says:

September 21, 2011 at 1:46 pm

I heard that Evander Holyfield later gave Tyson an earful over this interview.
Tex says:

September 21, 2011 at 1:54 pm

Tyson, the convicted rapist and has-been fighter, is ALWAYS dumber than a fence post and proves it again and again every time someone shoves a camera or microphone in his face.

But sad to see ESPN become part of our society’s continued race to the bottom in terms of dignity and morality, which has been led downward mostly by the Democratic Party and their supporters.

Sad indeed!
Deniser55 says:

September 22, 2011 at 8:22 pm

I would like to say that I am not a rabid Palin supporter, but found the Tyson interview on ESPN to be completely unacceptable. I, made ESPN aware of my disgust at the character assassination of a woman by MOST of the media in this country and a few foreign countries.
My 10 year old grandson happened to be listening during the whole thing and if I could sue ESPN and/or Tyson for their XXX talk I would. I have decided to boycott all of the advertisers of the ESPN Radio station until they make this right with MS Palin and clean up their act.
That kind of talk maybe okay for Howard and Moss, but I doubt they would have been laughing had it been their wife, mother or sister being verbally raped on their radio station.
Deniser55 says:

September 22, 2011 at 8:38 pm

One more thing. The minds of these “educated men” getting down to the level of a man convicted of rape, who is a high-school drop out says a whole lot about the choices of the CEO’s at ESPN.

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