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- Blood Libel Definition DefinedThe mainstream media is hard at work again defining blood libel. It was only a month or so ago when this phrase was as lonely as "where's the beef".
Poll: Palin Helped Herself with Facebook 'Blood Libel' SpeechThe developing meme coming out of the media, even outlets not considered liberally biased such as Fox News, is that Sarah Palin hurt herself with her eight-minute Facebook video in which she used the term "blood libel."- Sarah Palin's 'Blood Libel' DisasterSarah Palin causes a controversy, again, by using the phrase "blood libel."
- Sarah Palin's 'Blood Libel' Statement Latest 'Tempest in a Teapot' in Tucson ShootingIt seems everyone is worrying about everything but Gabrielle Giffords. We seem to be much more worried about commentary than facts. What's going on?
- Sarah Palin Blood Libel Phrase Deepens Backlash FurtherIf not for the use of "blood libel" in yesterday's speech, Sarah Palin might have begun to find a way out of her recent troubles. Instead, they deepened even further, and cost her the best chance she had to turn things around.
- Sarah Palin's "Blood Libel" Speech Refudiates AccountabilityBecause to say that Jared Lee Loughner's act of violence that killed a federal judge, a 9-year-old girl, and four others simply begins and ends with his criminal act -- as Sarah Palin claims during her video speech -- is to refute -- or "refudiate"...
Blood Libel: Sarah Palin Creating a BuzzSarah Palin's video speech realeased on a day of memorial for the victims of the Tucson shootings sparks anger within the Jewish community, as well as misses a perfect opportunity to take a stand and admit she had done wrong.
Does Sarah Palin Understand Her "Blood Libel" Reference?Sarah Palin finally expressed her views to the public, regarding the shooting in Tucson, accusing journalists and pundits of "blood libel." Did the video help her or hurt her?- Is Sarah Palin's Use of the Term "Blood Libel" Racially Insensitive?Sarah Palin has finally spoken out against those who have blamed her "vitriol" for the tragedy. But is her use of the term "blood libel" racially insensitive?
Sarah Palin Cries 'Blood Libel'Sarah Palin answers to critics who say political rhetoric may have played a part in the Arizona shootings that left U.S Rep. Gabrielle Giffords severely wounded. Palin defends her map with gun sights over Giffords' district.
Sarah Palin News -- Anti Defamation League Criticizes Media, Blood Libel CommentFormer vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin likened the recent accusations of the media to a "blood libel." It is unclear if her speech writer understood the implications of the term.- Palin Labels the Blame for Tucson Shooting 'Blood Libel'Sarah Palin is firing back at the critics who are linking her words and actions to the Tucson, Ariz., shooting rampage. The shooting rampage left six people dead and 14 wounded, while Palin is labeling the attacks on her as "blood libel."
- Sarah Palin Attacked for Use of the Term 'Blood Libel'It did not take long for what Sarah Palin has rightly termed the "lamestream media" to scream and leap at her eight-minute video response to the Tucson shooting controversy. They are focusing on her use of the term "blood libel."
- Sarah Palin "Blood Libel": She Just Can't Stop with the Violent ImagerySarah Palin's latest phrase, "blood libel", proves that she just can't stop with the violent imagery. So what exactly is "blood libel", and why will Sarah Palin be condemned even more for using the term?
- Sarah Palin Blood Libel Comment Lays Blame on MediaIn her first major statement since the Gabrielle Giffords shooting, Sarah Palin responded to the blame against her by saying some journalists formed a "blood libel." Since that is a loaded phrase against Jews, it likely wasn't what many wanted to hear.
Palin Attempts to Make it All About Her AgainOn Mama Grizzly's misuse of language.
Palin Responds to Critics Regarding Her Ties to Arizona TragedySarah Palin said mostly all the right things in her statement released January 12, regarding the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. For all intents and purposes, consider it her declaration of running for President in 2012.