As Michelle Malkin is an employee at FoxNews, can't Fox discipline Rivera for his ugly remarks against a fellow employee? 

The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.

- Arabian Proverb

Given Geraldo's history as a degeneate womanizer, he do a little more than spit on Malkin.

In any case, he is sure to get slapped down.

I fired off an email to Oreilly expressing my disgust with his friend Geraldo.

I encourage others to do the same.  He needs to realize the company he keeps is dragging him down.

~LYDSEXICS UNTIE!~

Oh Rivera's book....

I remember Bette Midler's response to his claim of making her...

She said she didn't even know he was there...

I loved it.

I despise him, I have written Fox about him and Shepp Smith..it does no good...they put him on with BOR or others when he gets in trouble with the audience...after we complain.

I also saw the Malkin thing too with Ubermann plus Geraldo.

Maddening...just plain maddening.

It just shows how effective Michelle Malkin is. She is one smart cool cat who puts the dog in his place everytime.

With the mouth on these two, you would think they would have permanent black eyes and fat lips.

Perhaps I'm just being a male feminist, but I'm not sure I see misogyny. Perhaps if Geraldo or Olbermann were consistently more considerate with men and then this happened, then maybe, but they're pretty equal opportunity when it comes to spiteful refrains.

If I replace 'her' with 'him' and have him saying this to a guy, it holds the same meaning. I may look at the word misogyny incorrectly, but when considering it I ask "Is this saying negative things about or in reference to their gender?" For example, Dan Rather saying that the news had become "tarted up" since Katie took over was both derrogatory to women in general and to her specifically. But in this case, Geraldo was being malicious and nasty for sure, but I don't know that I see where one can draw that it was a gender-based attack.

And correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't want to set too loose a definition of misogyny. I guess I fear misogynism labels being thrown at conservatives every time that we criticize a woman (and we do have one running for President that I'm sure will get conservative criticism).

So as Bill would say, "Where am I going wrong?"

“I’d spit on her if I saw her"

This is a general expression of hate, not misogynistic, unless perhaps you consider the source. It can be used against men as well and isn't something that only applies to women. I don't know if Rivera is a woman-hater but if he is then I guess it can be construed as misogynistic. Geraldo's weird. Never has anything interesting to say. His stance on illegal immigration makes little sense. He ignores the holes in his logic like he does the fact that Michelle Malkin is 100 times smarter and prettier than he is.

I won't even mention the Gerrible Geraldo mustache.

As for O'Reilly's show: I used to watch it but the show seems dumbed down lately (hence, Rivera). Either that or I'm getting smarter by hanging round Newbusters and The Reference Frame.  

And yeah, libs get away with this nastiness all the time. It's like habitually misbehaving kids who get away with things when a good kid wouldn't.  

So, Gerry gets all bent out of shape when O'Reilly is being "racist" about illegal Hispanic immigrants, but it's ok to want to spit on the daughter of Filipino immigrants (per FoxNews Bio)?  Is he still mad about the Al Capone vault thing?

"This business will get out of control. It will get out of control and we'll be lucky to live through it."

-- Fred Thompson as Admiral Josh Painter (The Hunt for Red October)