NBC Impugns Limbaugh Over 'Barack the Magic Negro

The liberal willing accomplices, The MSM, are at it again.
On Monday, NBC's Today allowed itself to be used as a publicity machine for a left-wing attempt to whip up an Imus-style campaign against conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh for daring to air the parody song "Barack the Magic Negro" 2:28 -- a parody inspired by a black writer who used that term in March in a Los Angeles Times op-d about Obama -- in which an Al Sharpton impersonator sings about how Barack Obama isn't an authentic black.
Parody by Paul Shanklin

Prior to NBC's story airing, Limbaugh on Friday posted a page with links to everything he has said on the air about the parody, plus links to numerous articles by liberals questioning whether Obama was an authentic African American, or "black enough."
See: www.rushlimbaugh.com/ Full Transcripts and Audio of Everything Rush Has Said. "How These Links Work, Members of the Media, is You Click on the Headlines and Then Read The Transcripts BEFORE Doing Your Story..."

The song has been around for two months, but NBC acted like they just found out about it. Co-host Matt Lauer charged:
"Rush Limbaugh airing a racially-charged parody about presidential candidate Barack Obama. Is the radio talk show host getting a free pass? We'll have more on that in our next half-hour."
The on-screen graphic also asked:
"Obama Parody, Is Limbaugh Getting A Free Pass?"

NBC anti-War message.
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Liberals have no shame.