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Kanye was definitely wilding out to the fullest extent. He actually tried to get gangsta.

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This is part 3 of Sarah Palin’s interview with ABC’s Charlie Gibson. You will notice in each video how she avoids answering Charlie’s questions on specific issues. She’s such a politician. She says she’s pro life as is her great great grandpop McCain so this election is over already because there’s too many “ho’s” out here who love to get knocked up and then get a nice quiet abortion. They definitely won’t be voting with McCain and Palin. She gives Hillary Clinton props and say that Obama might be paying for not selecting her. Well Obama did the right thing by selecting Biden, because Hillary and her shysty ass would have probably struck a deal with some foreign enemy of the US and attempted to place Barack in the way of enemy fire just so her lying ass could become president. SMH.

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Sarah Palin under the interrogation of Charles Gibson. He just looks like he’s looking at her thinking “you are such a lying ho, but I would stick my c$ck between your cassaba melons and put a little cocanut juice on them geeky glasses, boy this trick is boring as hell, I can’t wait to interview Obama, I’m not listening to a word she’s saying but those cassaba melons are speaking Swahili to me right about now, I just feel like grabbing my c$ck one time on camera but then again that might not end well.“

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Governor Sarah Palin sat down for an indepth interview with ABC News’ Charles Gibson. She speaks about a lot of issues. Check it out. One thing we want to say is that here at Mediaoutrage we make a lot of jokes and actually go as far as to call some people out of their names. Those who have been reading Mediouatrage.com for a minute understand that most of the time we’re doing it in a jokingly manner. When we called Sarah Palin a lying “ho” we were doing it in a joking manner. Not copping a plea just being clear. We have nothing against Sarah Palin or her great-grandfather John McCain, and whomever you the readers choose to vote for, is entirely your business. We’re not Deeboing anybody on this site. Support whom you will just make sure you go out and vote that’s all. But we’re still glad Oprah’s not letting this lying “ho” sit down on her couch lol.

Everyday we wake up is another opportuninty to be tremendously thankful for the many blessings in our lives. Someone may be saying to themselves right now ‘I don’t know what they’re talking about, because my life is a mess. I owe bills I’m far from happy, don’t have the job I want, the mate I want, the car I want, enough money to make ends meet, and emotionally I’m just tore up’. Even still with all of that being your current state of mind you still woke up today with an opportunity to first say thank you and then use your abilities and energy to change those circumstances.

For those who live in the United States. We should never wake up ungrateful. What we classify as poverty here in this great country is considered luxury in certain third world countries. You have running water, air condition, heat, homes, apartments, vehicles, jobs, healthcare, a democratic government, and best of all limitless educational institutions. There are third world countries in which people live in huts with dirt for floors, have no running water, vaccines for disease, healthcare, vehicles, right to participate in any religion they choose, and live under dictatorship. They do not have the luxury of getting an education. There are no teachers, institutions of learning, hospitals, or other foundations set up with the sole purpose of providing assistance to it’s citizens. And we dare complain? Read the rest of this entry »

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan says the country can’t afford John McCain’s proposed tax cuts. Basically he’s saying look Johnny boy the sh*t doesn’t make sense. To find out why click here.

Sports fans remember how things went down with Terrell Owens’ departure from the Philadelphia Eagles a few years ago. Owens is now a receiver for the Dallas Cowboys and has developed a very good relationship with Tony Romo. Well Owens recently stated his thoughts about why things didn’t work out in Philly (he neglected to mention any of his attention craved antics). Picture of Donovan McNabb and Gabriel Union below.

T.O.’s thoughts:

“The fans and just the excitement of me coming there and being there, it became too overwhelming for Donovan. I think at one point in time, I will say that we had a good relationship. I think I got too big for Philly, too big for him. I just feel like in a sense that he felt like I was just probably getting too much attention. I feel strong about my position and what happened in Philly, and I really don’t feel like it was my fault.”

Mediaoutrage- Interesting. Well we’re definitely aware the on most professional sports teams that there are plenty of life sized egos that are extremely fragile. You can just look at the whole Kobe vs Shaq drama that played itself out in the media like your favorite soap opera. We’re not saying that Donovan McNabb doesn’t have a huge ego, but we don’t believe that was the cause of friction. For those who remember Terrell Owens was and still is an attention junkie sort of like this guy right here. Attention junkies need attention to survive and feel relevant. It was his own lifesize ego that drove a wedge between he and his teammates and the Philly fans. The fact that T.O. even decided to speak on this proves our point exactly. His motives are probably to create a media firestorm of drama with himself being the leading star of course. There are a few other attention junkies that we can name such as Diddy. As successful as he is he never feels like he’s recieved enough praise from the media. This guy does whatever he can think of to keep his name in the news.

To see Terrell Owens crying Read the rest of this entry »