Bill O’Reilly Doesn’t Care About The Constitution

The Big “O” of Fox News let it slip on his program yesterday. While it has been apparent for years, Bill O’Reilly finally admitted on air his utter disdain for America and its values. We have always known that he has little knowledge of the Constitution, and now we know why – he just doesn’t care.

This accident of candor is revealing on a number of levels. Obviously, the literal meaning of his remarks are repugnant. But his justification transcends common idiocy. O’Reilly tells Judge Andrew Napolitano that he doesn’t care about the Constitution because the Constitution isn’t there and the Judge is. So as far as O’Reilly is concerned, if the Constitution isn’t physically present, it is irrelevant. Don’t bother to cite the Constitution or advocate its provisions around O’Reilly unless the two of you are standing in the National Archives Building in Washington, DC. O’Reilly went on to call the Judge a pinhead for having the audacity to bring Constitutional law into a discussion about Constitutional law.

O’Reilly has demonstrated his aversion to Constitutional principles on many occasions. He opposes dissent unless it’s by Tea Baggers. He imposes religion via his defense of marriage and his annual War on Christmas nonsense. He disposes of fourth and fifth amendment rights for those he preemptively declares are guilty until proven innocent.

At least now it’s out in the open. From her on out, anytime he makes one of his tortured arguments about his twisted perspective on freedom or liberty, we can remind him and his flock what he confessed here. He really doesn’t care.

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3 thoughts on “Bill O’Reilly Doesn’t Care About The Constitution

  1. imo, an even more stupid (if not more revealing or downright unpatriotic) recent statement was, paraphrasing: I declare the Fort Hood shooting incident an act of terrorism, and since my show’s ratings are higher than anyone else here’s, I am correct.

    • I saw that. He really is massively egocentric. But that’s not as stupid – or dangerous – as his position on the Constitution.

  2. My God, I get sick reading these things (I’m serious). I’m gonna have to stop. O’Reilly doesn’t care about what’s in the Constitution pertaining to the trying of the terrorists.

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