Commentators Who Speak Ill Of Obama Are Kicked Off The Air--Political Correctness Abounds!

CoFOX NEWS BOOTS OBAMA-BASHING TALKERS

Vulgar language on live TV called 'completely inappropriate'

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Lt. Col. Ralph Peters and Stacey Dash

Two paid Fox News pundits were suspended for two weeks for making comments during separate segments about President Obama that contained profanity.

Ralph Peters, a “strategic analyst” for the cable giant, called Obama a “total pu–y” who “doesn’t want to hurt our enemies,” CNN Money reported.

And just a couple hours later, Stacey Dash, a Hollywood conservative who’s billed on her frequent Fox appearances as a contributor, said Obama “didn’t give a s–t” about his speech against terrorism he delivered Sunday night, right before he headed out to a star-studded event at the Kennedy Center.

Fox senior executive vice president Bill Shine was quick to respond to the slip-ups.

“Fox contributors Lt. Col. Ralph Peters and Stacey Dash made comments on different programs that were completely inappropriate and unacceptable for our air,” he said, in remarks reported by CNN Money. “Fox Business Network and Fox News Channel do not condone the use of such language and have suspended both Peters and Dash for two weeks.”

The producers of “Outnumbered,” the Fox News show Dash regularly appears on, were able to partially bleep her comment. But Peters’ remarks made it on air.

He made the comments while speaking with Stuart Varney during a Fox Business Network interview. Shortly after speaking, Varney said to him: “You can’t use language like that on the program, OK?”

Varney then requested Peters apologize, and Peters did.

Dash, meanwhile, tweeted a response to her suspension.

“Consequences,” she wrote, CNN Money found. “Some of us have to pay them. Gladly.”

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Obama's Speech--A Big Loser On Many Points

Ralph Peters: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

Published 5:04 pm EST, December 7, 2015 Updated 5:49 pm EST, December 7, 2015 Comment By Tom Cleary 

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A Fox News “strategic analyst” has been suspended after calling President Obama a “total p***y” during a Monday appearance on the Fox Business Network.

Ralph Peters will be off the air for two weeks, CNN reports. Peters was reacting to Obama’s Sunday night Oval Office speech on the threat of terrorism to the United States.

The retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel said Obama “doesn’t want to hurt our enemies,” after using the offensive language.

“Fox Business Network and Fox News Channel do not condone the use of such language,” Fox senior executive vice president Bill Shine said in a statement to CNN.

Here’s what you need to know:

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1. He Apologized for His Language After Being Called Out by the Anchor

Ralph Peters. (Fox Business Network screengrab)

Peters was called out by Fox Business Network anchor Stuart Varney, who said “You can’t use language like that on the program, OK?” He also called for Peters to apologize.

Peters apologized for his anger and said “my choice of words was incorrect, but my sentiment, I think, is shared by many.”

He added that “the American people understand where I’m coming from on this,” and said he feels there needs to be stronger military action against ISIS.

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2. Fox Also Suspended Stacey Dash for Saying Obama Doesn’t ‘Give a S**t About Terrorism’

Stacey Dash has also been suspended for two weeks by Fox News. (Getty)

Peters was one of two Fox contributors suspended on Monday for the way they reacted to Obama’s speech. Stacey Dash was also suspended for two weeks, according to CNN.

Dash said on the noontime talk show “Outnumbered” that Obama showed he doesn’t “give a s**t” about terrorism.

“Earlier today, Fox contributors Lt. Col. Ralph Peters and Stacey Dash made comments on different programs that were completely inappropriate and unacceptable for our air,” Fox senior executive vice president Bill Shine told CNN in a statement.

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3. Peters Served in the U.S. Army From 1976 Until 1998

Peters retired from the U.S. Army in 1998 as a lieutenant colonel after 22 years of service,according to his Army biography.

He enlisted after graduating from Penn State in 1976 and rose in rank to an officer and then lieutenant colonel.

Peters served in the Infantry and Military Intelligence units, before becoming a Foreign Area Office specializing in Russia and surrounding states, the Army says. His assignments included Southeast Asia and Central Asia, Russia, pakistan and Burma. He was also assigned to the Pentagon and the executive office of the president.

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4. He Has Been a Frequent Critic of Obama’s Foreign Policy

Peters has been a frequent critic of President Obama’s foreign policy. In 2014, he said Obama’s policy of “preemptive retreat,” is the cause of conflicts in Syria, Iraq, Egypt and Libya.

In December 2014, he said Obama tried to romance Russian President Vladimir Putin and got “date raped.”

He has also called Obama “inept, ineffective and cowardly” on his Syria strategy and a “terrified little man in a great big job he can’t do.”

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5. He Has Written Several Spy Novels Under the name Owen Parry

In addition to being a commentator on Fox News, Peters has written several fiction and non-fiction books. He uses the pen name Owen Parry for his spy thrillers.

He has also written for the

Peters, 63, lives in Washington, D.C., and has been married to Katherine McIntire, the deputy editor of Government Executive Media Group, since 1994.

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Tom Cleary is a reporter and editor for Heavy.com. Tom was a breaking news reporter at the Connecticut Post and an editor at the Register Citizen and New Haven Register. He can be reached by email at Tom.Cleary@Heavy.com. Follow him on Twitter@tomwcleary. 

When You Call Racism At Every Turn, It Minimizes Those Really Effected By The Hate.

Eric Holder’s ‘Racial Animus’

July 15, 2014 by Ben Crystal 

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It must be tough to be Accomplice — sorry — Attorney General Eric Holder. All day long, whatever he does and wherever he goes, racism waits. According to Holder, whose resume boasts a host of accomplishments ranging from the murder of Border Agent Brian Terry to criminal and civil convictions for contempt of Congress, public revulsion to his and his boss’ crimes and misdemeanors is spurred by something he calls “racial animus.”

During a sit down with ABC News in London, Holder claimed: “There’s a certain level of vehemence, it seems to me, that is directed at me, directed at the President… There’s a certain racial component to this… I don’t think this is a main driver, but for some there is a racial animus.”

I find Holder’s attempts to downplay legitimate revulsion over the Barack Obama Administration’s extralegal shenanigans by citing “racial animus” nearly as funny as I find Al Sharpton’s attempts to pronounce multisyllabic words. I also find them a bit disheartening. After all, despite a rap sheet that would earn you or me a 6-by-8 suite at the Lockdown Hotel, he’s the Attorney General of the United States.

There are literally millions of lawyers in the United States, most of whom are white and nearly all of whom have never been convicted of contempt of Congress. Not one of them currently runs the U.S. Department of Justice. For that matter, not one of the many white lawyers — not to mention black, Hispanic and Asian lawyers — is currently Holder’s boss. Instead, it’s a man who complains about racism as often as Sharpton mangles the English language.

Meanwhile, there are no shortages of black men and women who still deal with the kind of racist venom espoused by former Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd (D-W.V.) and his Ku Klux Klan pals. Ben Carson, M.D., is black. He’s also one of the premier neurosurgeons in the history of the human species. He’s also — gasp — a conservative. While Holder whines about so-called “racial animus,” Carson, who has yet to earn even a single criminal conviction, lives with it every day. One of them sold guns to Mexican narcoterrorists and then lied about it under oath; the other developed virtually miraculous surgical advancements. One has proudly contributed to taking life; the other has dedicated his career to preserving it. One of them claims to be a victim; the other spent most of his professional life saving them.

Carson isn’t the only example of victims of the real racism espoused by the self-described “progressives.” Lt. Col. Allen West has seen it, although I doubt many liberals would be willing to hurl their invective from within the same ZIP code, much less arm’s reach. Actress Stacey Dash has heard it, but the venom the regressives spew at her could be more about their hatred of strong, independent women than their hatred of strong, independent African-Americans. And former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice knows its stench, but she’s too busy being one of the most accomplished women — people — in American history to worry about it. And Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has seen it glowering over a Senate rostrum, but he’s ignored it in favor of being — well — a Supreme Court justice.

I’m sure there are some Presidential opponents whose objections are motivated by “a certain racial component.” However, they represent an infinitesimally small minority of those whose objections are motivated by a definite moral component. Pardon me for disputing the word of such a sterling example of honesty, but Holder isn’t contending with “racial animus.” Holder is contending with “just deserts.”