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And, they (Fox), the official mouthpiece of John “Kill Obama” McCain don’t even bother to veil their bigotry. If it’s not casting the Obamas as ‘un-American,‘ it’s calling them terrorists, or questioning their ties to “Extremist Friends,” or insinuating that Michelle Obama is a “Whore.”

One of most vile of these troglodyte “Anchor Men,” Mr. Sean Hannity, a goon who suffers from Tertiary Syphilis, ignored Barack Obama’s written disavowals of a Mr. Frank Marshall Davis (see video below) and used one biased guest, author of an anti-Obama book, to stoke racial fears about Obama. (Ref: Hannity’s America, 10/19/08.)

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On the October 20 edition of Clear Channel’s The Big Show with Bill Cunningham, guest Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson said of former Secretary of State Colin Powell’s endorsement of Sen. Barack Obama: “He’s clearly for the color of the man and not the character.” Cunningham replied, “Great comments, and if Obama was white as chalk, do you think that Powell would be endorsing the Democrat? He didn’t endorse Al Gore, he didn’t endorse Sen. John Kerry. I think color trumps everything in his mind.” Peterson responded: “That’s right, because if it was about what Barack Obama stood for, then he would have endorsed Gore and all those guys, but he did not. You know, it’s so sad, my friend, that most black people today are racist. Not all, not all — but most of them are racist.”

Later in the discussion, Peterson said: “Most black people are — have a socialist mentality. They depend on the government, they don’t get married, most of them don’t work hard, they look to the government to take care of them, and if we allow the socialist Barack Obama to get in, our country would become that way, and we will be in real trouble.”

In previous media appearances, Peterson has called the NAACP “a hate group,” claimed the organization is “a tool of the liberal elite socialist wing of the Democratic Party,” and stated that “crime and out-of-wedlock birth, black folks having babies without being married, and stuff like that is out of control.” According to Peterson, “Not all … but most of them lack moral character. Look what they did to the Louisiana Superdome. In three days, they turned the Dome into a ghetto.”

Additionally, Cunningham said to Peterson: “Another sad thing about this whole thing is that Planned Parenthood has thrown all of its resources behind Obama.” Cunningham went on to assert: “And there has been no institution in America that’s killed more black babies than Planned Parenthood. And Planned Parenthood endorses Obama, who, of course, claims to be black, although his mother’s white. And you have the circumstance where Planned Parenthood is in the business of killing black babies in the black community, and so many African-Americans can’t figure it out.”

Peterson said of abortion: “It’s a — it’s a genocide upon the black community, and yet you have Barack Obama and Colin Powell who support abortion.” He added: “As a matter of fact, Barack Obama supports abortion at any point — whether it’s partial-birth abortion or if a baby should come out alive after the woman has a botched abortion — Barack Obama wants the baby to die on the table, do not give the baby medical care, but let it die.”

Peterson’s claim was based on Obama’s opposition to a bill amending the Illinois Abortion Law of 1975, which, as Media Matters for America has repeatedly noted, Obama and other opponents said posed a threat to abortion rights and was, they said, unnecessary because Illinois law already prohibited the conduct being addressed by the bill. Indeed, as Media Matters noted, when tasked by the Illinois attorney general’s office with investigating allegations that fetuses born alive at an Illinois hospital were abandoned without treatment, the Illinois Department of Public Health reportedly said it was unable to substantiate the allegations but said that if the allegations had proved true, the conduct alleged would have been a violation of existing Illinois law.