I hate to agree with the Rev. Al, but maybe a name change is in order.
As much as I hate to agree with Coulter in any way, particularly when she's doing her level best to normalize slurs against people with intellectual disabilities, she may well be right.
I hate to agree with the less-than-likeable Bill O'Reilly but when he called shock jock Neal Boortz "a vicious son of a bitch," the Fox News host got it absolutely right.
I hate to have to agree with a Florida Republican, or really, most Republicans, on much, particularly a Reagan appointee like Judge Vinson, but I can't help myself.
I hate to be forced to agree with George Bush.
And then, a few moments later, the balloons dropped, the confetti blizzard blew, the music swelled, and out came Laura, out came the Cheneys, out came all the kids and grandkids, and, love them or hate them, everybody watching seemed to agree that the Republicans had just had a hell of a successful Convention.
In 2015 it got Facebook, Google, and Twitter to agree to remove hate speech from their platforms within 24 hours.
Al Manar had to agree "not to incite hate, violence or discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion or nationality".
The move follows a voluntary Code of Conduct, unveiled by the Commission last year, with Facebook, Twitter, Google's YouTube and Microsoft signed up to agree to remove illegal hate speech which breaches their community principles in less than 24 hours.
The move follows a voluntary Code of Conduct, unveiled by the Commission last year, with Facebook, Twitter, Google's YouTube and Microsoft signed up to agree to remove illegal hate speech which breaches their community principles in less than 24 hours.
