Fox News Talking Head Megyn Kelly wants to compare Teabaggers to Arizona immigration protesters

[Amerigo Vespucci]

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Megyn Kelly wants to compare Tea Parters to Arizona immigration protesters
By David Neiwert Wednesday Apr 28, 2010 10:00am

Yesterday on her Fox News show, Megyn Kelly thought it would be revealing in some fashion or another to run footage of protests from angry Latinos in Arizona, and run them side by side with footage from the Tea Party protests in Washington, D.C. in March.

Talk about selective footage: What they showed of the Arizona protests -- which indeed were largely peaceful -- were the moments when the rowdiness got out of hand and people were arrested. And of course, the footage they showed of the Tea Partiers was of moments when their protest was entirely peaceful -- not the ugliness that erupted when Democrats tried to walk through the crowd.

But it left me wondering: Why didn't Kelly and Co. do the same thing back in March when there were in fact immigration marchers in D.C. at the same time as the Tea Party protests on health-care reform?

[Crowman1979]

1. Nice Roger Ailes script reading, BIMBO!

Now tell me 'bout the plane crash with a gleam in your eye.

[nomoremrniceguy1]

2. As I am going to school to become a police officer

I dislike the images of seeing that officer get his in the head with a water bottle.

[paulsby]

5. you shoulda been at WTO

i had more crap thrown at me than a bad vaudeville comedian

[Grassy Knoll]

3. Faux noise logic ......

[CLANG]

4. Megyn is a "country girl', if you know what I mean...

[Ready4Change]

6. Should have compared gun counts.

Imagine the reaction if those immigration protesters had rifles slung over their shoulders and pistols in holsters?

Point of view, sometimes, is all one can see.