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Wolfe Reports: Dobbs gets more paranoid about teh illegalz
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WTF Is It Now?!?: Police: Dobbs Overreacted to Hunter's Bullet
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NJ Law Enforcement Appear to Contradict Dobbs' Version of Gunfire Incident http://bit.ly/3Fdp6U 25 days ago |
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http://bit.ly/3hAtku On The Blog Law Enforcement Contradicts Dobbs' Version Of Gunfire Incident. Too funny. Apparently just hunting season. 26 days ago |
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@loudobbsnews the only people dumb enough to shoot at houses are your wingnut fans, dobbsy. #blowhard #liar http://bit.ly/S8EJc 26 days ago |
Dobbs gets more paranoid about teh illegalz
Wolfe Reports —
... solution is lying to you.
Don’t tell that to Dobbsy, though, whose paranoia meter hit 11 recently when his house was hit by a bullet. He claimed, per the jokesters at Wonkette, “if anybody thinks that we’re not engaged in the battle for the soul of this country right now, you’re sorely mistaken.” The CNN talking head seems to believe that his house was hit as a threat, because of his regular, early evening polemics.
The police seem to have a different take on the matter.
Interviews with the New Jersey State ...
Friday's Mini-Report
Political Animal —
... . * CNN's Lou Dobbs thinks his critics are shooting at his home. There's reason for skepticism . Anything to add? Consider this an open thread.— ...
Police: Dobbs Overreacted to Hunter's Bullet
WTF Is It Now?!? —
... Interviews with the New Jersey State Police yielded a rather different assessment of the events described by Dobbs. In a phone interview conducted yesterday, Sgt. Stephen Jones, a NJ State Police spokesperson, chuckled out loud after he heard about Dobbs' account of the gunfire incident. Jones commented that he "wouldn't classify it [the gunfire incident] as very unusual." He also confirmed that there are hunters in the area, and stated that, "at this time of year hunter [shooting] complaints go up." ...
DOBBS NON INCIDENT, cont.
WTF Is It Now?!? —
Interviews with the New Jersey State Police yielded a rather different assessment of the events described by Dobbs. In a phone interview conducted yesterday, Sgt. Stephen Jones, a NJ State Police spokesperson, chuckled out loud after he heard about Dobbs' account of the gunfire incident. Jones commented that he "wouldn't classify it [the gunfire incident] as very unusual." "People have been shooting at Dobbs for, what?............., I'd guess years now........it's something we've just learned to overlook. We have other actual work to do in the area. Besides, one ...
