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Commi news agencies like CNN, MSNBC, ABC wont play it.
Oberman is a complete fool and failure. They fired him at ESPN.
Lets see who the real racist pigs are if this tape comes out and people still vote for this fraud named Obama.
If this is true and factual, like her pastor, just deport them so we can clean up the racist trash in our country.
Rush Limbaugh has raised more money for charities then any single personality on radio or TV. He is a gold mine, the most listened to radio show in America and extremely powerful. You might not think so but when he speaks people listen.
Today Faux News showed McCain speaking to a veterans group of maybe a few hundred people in New Mexico. They showed his remarks and the story ran about a minute. Then they simply said "and Obama was campaigning in Las Cruces New Mexico"
Turn the channel and NBC is showing Obama speaking to a much larger veterans group, making a much better speech and hugging and shaking hands with the veterans in New Mexico. And yes, they showed McCain too.
The bias of Faux News is so obvious to everybody.
I have not heard the McCain speech. I will comment on Obama's speech. It was dull, he had no energy, the crowd was subdued and that remark about the fallen soldiers in the audience was embarrasingly stupid.
I have not heard the McCain speech. I will comment on Obama's speech. It was dull, he had no energy, the crowd was subdued and that remark about the fallen soldiers in the audience was embarrasingly stupid.
Obama supporters do not like hearing that especially the one that put Ken under their postings.
Today Faux News showed McCain speaking to a veterans group of maybe a few hundred people in New Mexico. They showed his remarks and the story ran about a minute. Then they simply said "and Obama was campaigning in Las Cruces New Mexico"
Turn the channel and NBC is showing Obama speaking to a much larger veterans group, making a much better speech and hugging and shaking hands with the veterans in New Mexico. And yes, they showed McCain too.
The bias of Faux News is so obvious to everybody.
I must say I admire your intestinal fortitude while watching Fox News. I confess that I am not as strong and patient as you. I deleted that channel off my remote control back in 2002. I guess somebody must watch them and point out "incongruencies". Carry on.
Obama supporters do not like hearing that especially the one that put Ken under their postings.
Actually, I'm well acqauinted with the military life - and the risks they take. While never in myself, I grew up as an Air Force Brat and spent half my childhood at Stateside bases and half of it in Europe - where part of the time my dad was serving his country by sneaking back and forth across the Iron Curtain and dodging bullets from the East German police.
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The op must watch fox because he post about it all the time. He knows it is the only place that is fair and balanced.
Ha! If Faux News were "fair and balanced," they wouldn't have excluded Ron Paul from their GOP debates. "We report, you decide," huh? How can I decide if you don't give me the whole story? More like "We distort, you comply."
Anytime someone mentioned Ron Paul on that network, Sean Hannity's face turned red as a fire engine, and he started sputtering all over the place. I never called them Faux News until that debacle, but as far as I'm concerned, they've earned the label. They're just as biased as every other news network. And it's NOT a conservative bias. It's a pro-war neocon bias. Big, big difference. If there were a conservative bias -- you know, as in opposing big, intrusive government, the way conservatives used to -- Faux News would have been in Paul's corner all the way, and they would have been taking these big-government neocons to task.
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Ha! If Faux News were "fair and balanced," they wouldn't have excluded Ron Paul from their GOP debates. "We report, you decide," huh? How can I decide if you don't give me the whole story? More like "We distort, you comply."
Anytime someone mentioned Ron Paul on that network, Sean Hannity's face turned red as a fire engine, and he started sputtering all over the place. I never called them Faux News until that debacle, but as far as I'm concerned, they've earned the label. They're just as biased as every other news network. And it's NOT a conservative bias. It's a pro-war neocon bias. Big, big difference. If there were a conservative bias -- you know, as in opposing big, intusive government, the way conservatives used to -- Faux News would have been in Paul's corner all the way, and they would have been taking these big-government neocons to task.
Hannity it seems, had a small falling-out with Mr Paul.
Ha! If Faux News were "fair and balanced," they wouldn't have excluded Ron Paul from their GOP debates. "We report, you decide," huh? How can I decide if you don't give me the whole story? More like "We distort, you comply."
Anytime someone mentioned Ron Paul on that network, Sean Hannity's face turned red as a fire engine, and he started sputtering all over the place. I never called them Faux News until that debacle, but as far as I'm concerned, they've earned the label. They're just as biased as every other news network. And it's NOT a conservative bias. It's a pro-war neocon bias. Big, big difference. If there were a conservative bias -- you know, as in opposing big, intusive government, the way conservatives used to -- Faux News would have been in Paul's corner all the way, and they would have been taking these big-government neocons to task.
Yes, indeed - that is FOX News' bias exactly. You are completely right about how badly they treated Ron Paul. He got more airplay (by a LOT) on MSNBC than he got on FOX News. This is particurlay true in regards to their websites - where there were numerous stories about Ron Paul's success in raising money even though he was long shot.
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