Addition: Number of times Hewitt called KKK rhetoric "slander": 1.
Number of times John Hinderaker called KKK rhetoric typical of Democrats' "hysteria": 1.
Number of times James Dobson compared the Supreme Court to the KKK: 1.
Number of times Hewitt and Hinderaker have condemned Ken Salazar's attack on James Dobson: 2.
Number of times Hewitt and Hinderaker have condemned Dobson's rhetoric: 0.
The quotes:
"Far-right" means militias and camouflage and the Klan. This absurd rhetoric is hateful, and along with Senator Schumer's assault on "deeply held convictions," is sending a signal to 70% of America to the right of Dick Durbin that they are nuts in Harry Reid's book. (Hugh Hewitt)
I heard a minister the other day talking about the great injustice and evil of the men in white robes, the Ku Klux Klan, that roamed the country in the South, and they did great wrong to civil rights and to morality. And now we have black-robed men, and that's what you're talking about. (James Dobson)
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