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April 14, 2007 - 7:38 am

Malkin Guest Hosted On O’Reilly: When All Else Fails, Call Her A Whore

Michelle sat in for Bill O’Reilly on Thursday and Friday night. If you missed it, all I can say is your loss….She was brilliant! You knew she scored when Olby defended her! From Michelle’s site:

Hoo-boy. That was a fun, wild ride.

Here are the video highlights and lowlights of my first of two guest host stints on The O’Reilly Factor.

Tonight’s show replays at 11pm Eastern. I’ll be back tomorrow night.

In a nutshell:

One Opio Sokoni informs us it’s all the Founding Fathers’ fault that hip-hop “artists” treat women like meat and can’t finish expressing a thought without throwing in three “niggas” in every sentence. Yep, blame George Washington for R. Kelly and Young Jeezy.

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Next, one Malik Shabazz, leader of the “New Black Panther Party,” refuses to apologize for lynching the innocent Duke lacrosse players–and then proceeds to call me a “political prostitute” and mouthpiece for whites. Like I haven’t heard that a half-million times before. (The Left’s whore fixation continues. See also: The vile bile we have to put up with.)

He could have at least rapped it. Or said something about my hair. Maybe borrow a page from Wonkette next time and toss in a gratuitous ping-pong ball joke.

Yup, I’ve heard it all before. Comes with the territory when you’re an uppity brown woman who strays from the liberal plantation, you know.

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And here’s the main event with bottom-feeding Black Panther Malik Shabazz. Don Surber says it better than I:

The guy could not take being pushed around by a woman.

He called her a prostitute.

You could almost feel the delight in her as she knew she had him. She stuck to her guns while he sputtered and locked into the name-calling mode. He is so stuck in the ’60s (although he is far too young to have lived much then) that he could not understand that women really are the equal of men and that they can think for themselves — and mature into the same conservatism that educated men become.

“Delight” is too strong a word, but insofar as Shabazz proved her point for her, there clearly was a glimmer of satisfaction. Just as there’ll be when some of the filthier denizens of the nutroots write posts congratulating him for speaking hate to power. Which they will.