Somebody Give Rick Sanchez A Job

Because, without him, the news is too informative and unbiased for some people. Rick Sanchez can fix that. And there's the diversity issue. Without Rick Sanchez, the drunk driving demographic is under represented. At least those drunk drivers who have actually killed someone.

Rick’s friends have had it, and they’re doing something about it. Bottom line: they want Rick Sanchez back on TV, like yesterday.


Sanchez, host of the now-gone CNN daytime show Rick’s List, lost his gig after calling Jon Stewart a “bigot” and suggesting that Jews control the media. Or, as Sanchez summed it all up to Mediaite last October, “I got greedy and I got mad and I got in trouble.”

Indeed. But now a group of “Rick’s friends” have banded together and taken to Sanchez’s turf: social media. They’ve launched a website and Twitter account called “Friends of Rick Sanchez” which urges America to “get the whole story” about what Rick did and didn’t say, and to join the movement to get Rick back where he belongs: