Dear Friends,The race-baiting leftist media are maliciously using the George Zimmerman verdict to incite hatred and divide the country along racial lines.A jury of his peers has spoken. Zimmerman was acquitted, and that's that. Any continuation of the media's unrelenting, divisive, hate-mongering coverage is an absolute disgrace.Cynical, race-profiteering troublemakers like NBC's Al Sharpton, Joe Scarborough, and Savannah Guthrie are stirring hatred because it fits their left-wing worldview and boosts ratings. Race-baiting persists in America because it's encouraged by the leftist press.NBC employee and MSNBC host Joe Scarborough wrote in the Politico that it is "my belief that George Zimmerman is a racist idiot who chased an unarmed teenager through a neighborhood for little reason more than he was a black man wearing a hoodie." On NBC's Today, anchor Savannah Guthrie wondered whether there hadn't been enough race in the trial, asking social agitator and MSNBC host Al Sharpton, "Do you think the prosecutors missed an opportunity there, that they didn't explicitly make this case about racial profiling?" Sharpton and his ilk in the media will have to answer for any violence perpetrated against George Zimmerman or anyone else in the name of Trayvon Martin. Martin's death was an absolute tragedy, but that doesn't give the liberal media carte blanche to encourage racial violence and mayhem to advance their radical agenda.If you are as outraged as I am by the liberal media's shameless one-sided reporting in the Zimmerman case, then please stand with the Media Research Center to help us expose and neutralize them.With your help, the Media Research Center can expose the media's lies and distortions as we ultimately neutralize their influence in shaping public opinion.Your support is greatly appreciated.Sincerely,
L. Brent Bozell IIIFounder and PresidentMedia Research Center
Source:http://wwwlibertyfriends.blogspot.com/2013/07/race-baiting-persists-in-america.html
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Matt Damon spoke out to Esquire about stardom and family life for the August cover story. Damon, 42, claimed that he feels lucky that his marriage to Luciana Barroso, who isn't a movie star, means he can enjoy a level of calm that eludes his pal Brad Pitt."If you can control the celebrity side of celebrity, then it's worth it," Damon explained, noting: "I look at Brad - and I have for years - and when I'm with him I see the intensity of that other side of it."
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