FoxNews.com article refers to Al Franken as a satirist

[pruner]

I wonder how O'Reilly will react to this in light of his editorial in yesterday's Daily News titled "Calling Al Franken a satirist is a farce".

Franken, a satirist (emphasis mine) and former writer for "Saturday Night Live," admitted in a letter last month that he deliberately tried to mislead Ashcroft when he sought personal information from him.

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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,95162,00.html

link to O'Reilly editorial: http://www.nydailynews.com/08-18-2003/news/story/109839p-99223c.html

[realFedUp]

1. Better than a satyr

I guess...

[David Zephyr]

2. That Will Undermine Fox's Case By Calling Him a Satirist

Because Franken's use of the term "Fair and Balanced" was obviously used IN SATIRE.

[Jacobin]

5. We should email that to Franken's lawyers....it's exhibit "A"

to the Motion for Summary Judgment.

[David Zephyr]

6. It Was the Grounds For Flynt's Victory Against Falwell at SCOTUS

:hi:

[Virginian]

3. That's better than some of the other things they've called him,

That's for sure.

[Skip Intro]

4. Ah, the danger of being a hypocrite

eventually, your own words will hang you...

Couldn't happen to a more deserving whining punk than b.o.

"wahhhh, shut up!" (oops, hope the pretend "journalist" doesn't have "shut up" trademarked - fubo)