A seventeen-year-old girl named Jackie is the latest victim of the dreaded “liberal media bias,” all because MSNBC’s Norah O’Donnell dared to ask her about Sarah Palin’s policies at a book signing on Wednesday.

Alex Jones’ connections with the Israeli Mossad and the Jewish Mafia through Mossad agent Adnan Kashoggi, the Genesis Communications Network, the international Church of Scientology, and Jewess, Violet Nichols aka Violet Jones, based on the findings from Michael Hopsicker, Victor Ostrovsky, and the documentary film Secret Rulers of the World.

The liberal media is accusing hosts such as Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity of devoting way too much time and resources to Acorn and neglecting to cover legitimate “fair and balanced” news.

There are rumors abound that George Bush is being targeted due to the government’s decision to have a trial in NYC. What is very odd about this scenario? Why is the radical Muslim community just now getting around to talking about attacking George Bush?

Lou Dobbs is taking his gripes elsewhere.

The longtime CNN personality announced on the air Wednesday that, not only is he leaving the network, but that it would be his last show.

He’s ready to “pursue new opportunities,” said the 64-year-old Dobbs, who’s been with CNN since its inception in 1980. His original nightly show, Moneyline, eventually morphed into his current gig, Lou Dobbs Tonight.

“I’m the last of the original anchors here on CNN, and I’m proud to have had the privilege of helping to build the world’s first news network,” he said.

No word on what those opportunities might be, but he said he’d let us know when he sets his course.

CNN agreed to let Dobbs out of his contract, which wasn’t supposed to end until 2011.

“With characteristic forthrightness, Lou has now decided to carry the banner of advocacy journalism elsewhere,” CNN president Jon Klein said in a statement. “We respect his decision.”

Dobbs, whose fiery manner and near-xenophobic stance on illegal immigration made him perennial fodder for The Daily Show and other critics, had one of the most-watched shows on CNN.

And it’s not the greatest time for CNN to be losing one of its most recognizable faces. The former cable-news leader has slipped to third behind MSNBC and Fox News in the prime-time ratings.

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Things aren’t looking too good for Lou Dobbs Tonight. WWK runs down which slightly newer shows are holding fast and which ones are in trouble right here.

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