Segregation-Apologist Ainsley Earhardt Named As Fox & Friends Cohost

Going to bat for segregation and announcing she is “so tired of protecting the minority” in America was no hindrance for Fox News’ Ainsley Earhardt in becoming the new cohost of Fox & Friends, replacing Elisabeth Hasselbeck.

As I’ve previously reported, Earhardt teamed up with Sean Hannity in 2011 to race bait the Obama administration over its efforts to integrate Westchester County:

EARHARDT: For HUD, the county is too white… Administration officials assume segregation is to blame for Westchester’s racial composition. But county officials see other factors at work… The Obama administration itself is not shy about its belief that the feds know best when it comes to building local communities… Perhaps most troubling are the administration’s prescription for Westchester’s so-called problem. ...Worse still, these officials are vowing to take their plan for Westchester County national.

In case you thought that was a fluke, Earhardt also showed a shocking lack of concern for the rights of minorities in this country, regardless of the Constitution. In July, 2015, she had this confrontation with Fox News Democrat Julie Roginsky, who objected to “In God we trust” decals on sheriffs’ patrol cars in Missouri:

ROGINSKY: It is because we protect the rights of the minority – and listen, we have separation of church and state in this country…

EARHARDT (interrupting and shouting): “What about the majority? I’m so tired of protecting the minority! What about the rest of the country, the 77%?”

This was one of several instances where we have caught Earhardt antagonistic to the separation of church and state.

Earhardt also openly hoped to get an embarrassing photo of President Obama to show on Hannity.

Apparently, Fox News chairman Roger Ailes thinks this sort of bias is “refreshing” and “connect(s)” with Fox viewers and staff. From FoxNews.com:

“Ainsley’s relentless work ethic, congeniality and enthusiasm for connecting with our viewers and staff are extremely refreshing,” said Fox News chairman Roger Ailes in a statement. “She’s a superb team player and an excellent on-air host – we look forward to her joining the show during such a pivotal news year.”

In other words, there’s every reason to believe Earhardt is a perfect fit for the Fox & Friends curvy couch.

Earhardt starts her new position on February 29.

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commented 2016-02-18 13:31:21 -0500 · Flag

Yet another bleached blonde bimbo with crossed legs and a hiked up skirt. Doocy and Kilmeade got their wish. The couch clowns will once again be a trio of whiz bang idiots.

commented 2016-02-17 18:35:48 -0500 · Flag

It was going to take a special kind of stupid to replace Lizzie. I think Ailes found a winner.

commented 2016-02-17 12:03:38 -0500 · Flag

And so the legacy of Blond Brainless Bimbos continues on the curvy couch , I am sooooooooo surprised.

commented 2016-02-17 11:32:29 -0500 · Flag

Bemused,

To expand upon our discussion, this is the same fair and balanced Fox News circus act who claims government can’t do anything right. Yet, the curvy couch bobble-heads softballed Rudy who claimed with a straight face there’s no way the government would leak any information they extracted from iPhones using a backdoor.

All that was missing was a segue to “F&F” doing another diaper dump on Hillary’s email-gate and her leaking classified data just like Patraeus did. Edward Snowden was conveniently forgotten.

Reminds me of all those freedom loving but paranoid Tea Party types who went all in on post 9/11 government snooping claiming they already had too many rights. 👍

You’re correct. FOX News’ straight ‘journalism’ is funnier than most political satire.

commented 2016-02-17 11:29:17 -0500 · Flag

Thanks for the help, predictive text. When I typed in ‘mucus’, of course I really meant ‘niche’…

commented 2016-02-17 11:23:01 -0500 · Flag

It gives me the heebee jeebees to see festering piles of malodorous pus presented in what appears to be pleasant human form. Especially when that form is of an attractive woman, for which I confess a certain weakness. It’s a common meme in sci fi movies – gorgeous girl draws gullible man in, then peels back her skin to reveal a ravening, niche covered Monster Ailes creature beneath. Men – take special care of your spleens, livers and brain matter!!

commented 2016-02-17 08:34:35 -0500 · Flag

EOF: I’ve been laughing so hard my sides are hurting. And this would represent the lot who don’t want big government in people’s lives? The mind boggles.

commented 2016-02-17 07:45:12 -0500 · Flag

We wanted another ding dong hired so we can have some fun. She’s a ding dong.

commented 2016-02-17 07:17:28 -0500 · Flag

Unrelated topic but thoroughly enjoying the anti-government, freedom-loving Fox News “Fox & Friends” chuckleheads actively advocating (in a fair and balanced matter, naturally) Apple to be forced to give the government a backdoor to their email app on iPhones. 👍

There is nothing consistent with their daily fair and balanced news analysis except mind bending hypocrisy.

commented 2016-02-17 07:07:26 -0500 · Flag

Hindrance? That was on top of her resume she sent to Roger & Co. Did she promise to shorten her skirt by an inch or two to nail the gig?

commented 2016-02-17 02:17:40 -0500 · Flag

What an abominably bad choice. That woman has no gravitas or intellectual acumen. They will have to confine her to the talking dog stories and cooking segments because I can’t see her interviewing an elected official or a professional discussing the news of the day. Say what you will about someone like Elisabeth Hasselbeck, she had some intellectual rigor while Ms. Earhardt has shown herself to have none.

Poor choice, very poor choice. I see a Deborah Norville style backlash coming Fox’s way.

commented 2016-02-16 21:51:21 -0500 · Flag

One blond bimbo leaves. Another blond bimbo moves in.