johnny dollar's archive: july-aug 2008

With J$P Video! Updated: Ellen repeats racist slut smear!

It started with Soup Cans, who found something to complain about in this interview with Megyn Kelly:

Kelly made the following statement, which caught us quite by surprise:

"I stand by my comments on the Michelle Obama dress...bluish-green is not the color for these women."

Yes, she did indeed say "these women." We'll leave it up to you to judge what she meant by that comment. Listen to the full interview, including an ironic remark that Bill Clinton is "still upset that he was called a racist".

Then the innuendo was kicked up a notch by Jossip ("Megyn Kelly: Closeted Super-Racist?"):

Megyn Kelly is the worst kind of moron: tthe [sic] blond, perky, Republican kind.... Hemmer needs to put a ball-gag on that woman before they're both axed for being too racist--even for Fox News. First she started in with that baby's mamma crap with the Obamas...

Of course that was a chyron on the screen, which Ms Kelly had nothing to do with, and didn't even know was there. Be that as it may, Jossip continues:

Well, at least she said "these women" instead of "those women," or "you people." Little known fact: It's not racism if you change a letter. Semantics are tricky that way.

Now neither Jossip nor Soup Cans quoted the interviewer's response to Megyn's statement. So we will do that here:

KELLY: I stand by my comments on the Michelle Obama dress…bluish-green is not the color for these women.
HOST: And it blended in--you were right--it blended in with that background.

It should be remembered that the background behind the podium is a bright blue. And that the interview began by recalling Megyn what said on the night of the speech about how a blue dress blends in with that background:


Hmm. Soup Cans and Jossip didn't tell you that either. Given that there was no discussion about race, either in this interview or in Ms Kelly's statements Monday night, could it be that "these women" Megyn Kelly was talking about were the ones speaking at the podium in front of a bright blue background? Ya think?

UPDATE: The more disreputable and dishonest the smear, the quicker it will be pounced upon by the newshounds (another fine product of the Outfoxed syndicate). Sure enough, the biased bassets rushed to parrot the slander, but the most repulsive contribution was of course delivered by the hateful Ellen Brodsky, who found this to be a perfect occasion to reiterate her vile defamation of Ms Kelly all over again:

Megyn "I love to smear people of color" Kelly was disgusting as ever, I have forgotten which Democrat she was interviewing but she kept asking Cavuto mark questions beginning "Is it a fair question..."
That woman would probably say the "n-word" if she thought it would advance her career. God knows, it won't happen because of any real talent.
Wonder how her extramarital friendship with Brit Hume is faring in Denver.

It's amazing what envy and jealousy will do to an already twisted psyche.