Police have arrested six men for the home invasion-style murder of a Norcross High School student.

Police have arrested six men for the home invasion-style murder of a Norcross High School student.

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On Saturday mornings’s Up with Chris Hayes, journalist and MSNBC contributor Karen Hunter challenged The New York Times‘ Jodi Kantor over her motivation for writing the buzzed-about tome The Obamas. Hunter leveled a highly-charged criticism at Kantor, mentioning her “seven figure” payday, and wondering “What was your motivation for doing it?”


Kantor’s response seemed to be leading to a crackling exchange, but host Chris Hayes swooped in and changed the subject.


Upon publication last month, The Obamas dominated the news cycle on the strength of a few anecdotes that captured the media’s imagination, which resulted in some pushback from the White House, and from Mrs. Obama. While Hayes and Salon‘s Joan Walsh each said they had read the book, and that the First Lady comes off sympathetically, the bits that he media focused on painted a picture of dissension between the East and West Wings. The White House line has generally been that these anecdotes have been blown out of proportion, without proper context, and don’t properly represent the truth.


As with previous books about this White House, discussion in the media has often turned to the ways in which authors can polish up the mundane in order to hype book sales, and perhaps justify their time and expense.


This seemed to be on Karen Hunter’s mind when she engaged Kantor. “I haven’t read the book,” she began, adding “No disrespect, don’t plan on reading it, but as the only publisher on this set, I also understand kind of the pressures to produce — you got seven figures for this. You got a lot of money to write this book, which means that you had to deliver certain things that I, quite frankly, don’t think you could have, you know, given the amount of money that you were offered to do this book.”


“What was your motivation,” Hunter continued, “if you didn’t have personal interviews with the President or the First Lady, to produce something called The Obamas, which was an in-depth look at this power couple, what was your motivation for doing it?


Kantor began by explaining that she’s been on the Obama beat for five years, that she had the cooperation of the White House (more on that from Jay Carney here), and that “the entire book was fact checked with its sources and cross-checked with other people in the White House. Nobody has challenged the reporting in the book. Nobody has come forward to say, Michelle Obama didn’t do that, she didn’t have that dispute.”


Hunter interjected, “But there is a tone.”


“Excuse me,” Kantor scolded. “Please let me finish. I think that, first of all, you never do your work as a reporter based on how much you’re being paid for it.”


That statement elicited a laugh from Hunter.


“Whether you’re being paid a lot or a little, you always try to ascertain the same standards of fairness and accuracy.”

It’s no secret that liberals can’t stand any criticism of their dear High Lord and Master Barack Obama. Even if the criticism is legitimate (such as on scandals like Fast & Furious, the epic failure of Solyndra and continued record-high unemployment), liberals will either dismiss the criticism as biased or even worse paint the critique as “RACIST!!!” It’s who they are and their obsession with protecting Barry at any cost so he can get re-elected is something that’s rooted in their DNA. So Karen Hunter, a longtime black liberal, Obamabot and book publisher criticizing a Jodi Kantor for writing a tome, that she admits to have never reading, because fellow liberals feel that it doesn’t flatter The One enough? No irony there. None at all. Especially on the “Obama’s Re-election Campaign Network” aka MSNBC.

On a historic Saturday at the Mack Sports Complex, Georgia State earned an impressive 59-43 win at Hofstra. With six blocks, senior Eric Buckner set State’s career blocks record as four Panthers scored in double figures.

Smyrna police are looking for a missing 9-year-old. Kevin Perez went missing Friday night from the Carriage House Apartments on Windy Hill Road. Kevin is a Hispanic male with black hair and brown eyes.

Smyrna police are looking for a missing 9-year-old. Kevin Perez went missing Friday night from the Carriage House Apartments on Windy Hill Road. Kevin is a Hispanic male with black hair and brown eyes.

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Water is all around us. It makes up more than half of the earth and more than half of our bodies. One doctor believes water is the cure all. There are so many choices when deciding what to drink. “My

Water is all around us. It makes up more than half of the earth and more than half of our bodies. One doctor believes water is the cure all. There are so many choices when deciding what to drink. “My

It’s no secret that morally bankrupt social liberals and gay activists love Ellen DeGeneres, a now “gay” woman who gets off on turning normally heterosexual women into lesbians (both ex-girlfriend Anne Heche, who has returned to having sex with men and current “wife” Portia de Rossi both had longterm relationship with men before hooking up with Ellen. DeGeneres, a longtime average-at-best comedian and actress, has used her chosen sexuality, love from the biased, liberal media and a passive-aggressive wit (that speaks to her narcissism) to achieve super-stardom despite having little talent to match it. And in a corrupt business where female comedians struggle mightily to achieve a quarter of the fame and fortune DeGeneres has, it’s a shame that despite her many fails (including, most recently, a short stint on “American Idol” that the Left would like for everyone to forget about) that DeGeneres continues to sucker people into hiring her for major gigs:

Supporters are rallying to counter a conservative group’s campaign urging JC Penney to fire Ellen DeGeneres as a spokeswoman because she is openly gay.


They are showing their support for the popular talk show host, named spokeswoman for the department store chain last week, online and through social media.


Shortly after the American Family Association’s One Million Moms group launched its campaign against DeGeneres, the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Discrimination launched a “Stand Up for Ellen” website; within 17 hours, more than 10,000 people signed an online petition supporting DeGeneres and JC Penney’s choice. An unscientific poll in the Los Angeles Times showed that 96 percent of readers support DeGeneres.


They also expressed their outrage on Twitter. A sample tweet on Thursday protesting the campaign reads: “Dear One Million Moms “a family values group”, spend more time loving your families instead of perpetuating hate.”


Also read: One Million Moms to JC Penney: Ellen’s Gay — Fire Her


The AFA’s “One Million Moms,” a project made up of an undetermined number of mothers, is urging people to call JC Penney headquarters and demand that the Texas-based department store chain ditch DeGeneres because the Cover Girl model, former American Express spokeswoman, Peoples Choice Award winner and New York Times bestselling author is gay.


So far, it hasn’t happened.


DeGeneres, incidentally, is a former JC Penney sales clerk.