While Bill O’Reilly was busy lying to his radio listeners this morning about “Liberals” and “Progressives” (e.g. “Liberals believe Government can solve all of our problems, and they believe the bigger the Government, the better!”), Media Matter’s David Brock was standing by, waiting to hear back from the “cowardly” Master of the Loofah, O’Reilly.
From Brock’s no spin letter to O’Reilly:
You once offered your viewers your definition of the word “coward.” On the January 5, 2004, O’Reilly Factor, you declared: “If you attack someone publicly, as these men did to me, you have an obligation to face the person you are smearing. If you don’t, you are a coward.”
Well, Mr. O’Reilly, you have attacked me publicly on numerous occasions, and you refuse to face me. You, sir, are a coward — by your own definition of the term. You are “hiding under your desk” (to paraphrase your August 26, 2003, claim about a “coward” who declined to appear on your show) rather than allowing me on your program to discuss your insults. You are “gutless,” to borrow the phrase you used on January 10, 2003, and February 8, 2001, to describe people who would not appear on your program. I attach additional examples of your pejorative descriptions of those who decline invitations to appear on your broadcast.
By the way Mr. O’Reilly, David Brock is gay, so I’m certain a manly-man like yourself should be able to take him on without a problem…Right?
We’re just looking out for you, Bill.
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