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Dennis Rodman Hammered -- Sean Penn, Michael Moore Get a Pass

Verbivore Wrote: Mar 07, 2013 11:13 AM

And Rodman, charmer that he is, has no responsibility to question Un on anything. He was there on his own. (Why do we even give him the time of day?) Snuffleupagus ( I mean Stephanopoulus....) however DOES have a responsibility to call Obama on his lies, to search for the truth on Bengazi, and call Obama out on his lack of transparency. Stephy...Obama may be your friend, but he is still a liar, and a cheat.

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dankbubba Wrote: Mar 07, 2013 1:14 PM

do not tarnish Snuffy's name with Georgie. Rodman is an easy target for the media whereas Moore and Penn have powerful friends. Rodman may or may not care about any implications. All he wants is get paid to be on TV. But, I don't have a problem with attacking Rodman for pulling a Fonda/Penn/Bellafonte. Be nice (never happen) if they gave Penn the same grilling. Penn is so arrogant he believes he has the truth and explanations to back his statements. All of these schmoes are your classic useful idiots with soapboxes to preach from.

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Dennis Rodman Hammered -- Sean Penn, Michael Moore Get a Pass

Former NBA star Dennis Rodman traveled to communist North Korea, a trip financed by a documentary filmmaker. Rodman appeared neither officially nor unofficially as part of the U.S. government.

An incredulous George Stephanopoulos of ABC subjected Rodman to a grilling more suitable for a corrupt, double-dealing politician: "When you said you love Kim (Jong Un) and think he's awesome, were you aware of his threats to destroy the United States and his regime's horrendous record on human rights? ... Do you think you have a responsibility to ask him about it so that you don't be perceived as sort of propping...

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