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"Saturday Night Live" takes aim at "Fox & Friends" in its special election Thursday edition, spoofing how the Fox News morning show spins the bad news, like that of the "47%' video.
The skit, via Mediaite, is here.
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SNL should have been off the air ten years ago. It's kept alive by left wing apparachiks and the rest of the socialist sites like this one. It is repulsive in the extreme. Only morons watch SNL.
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Posted by: Silver Fox | September 20, 2012 at 09:20 PM