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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.
It doesn't matter. McBush and the Republicans are incredibly unpopular this election year because of the incredibly pathetic 2 terms of that village idiot Bush and his regressive Republican policies.
McBush will easily lose to Obama in the General. Polls may not reflect this though to keep people interested.
That is not what he said at all. He said that instead of graduating from college and focusing immediately on the suits and the house and the other garbage, that taking your education and doing something good like joining the Peace Corps or Teach For America is something to strive for. That is what Obama did so it is by no means hypocritical. It was a very stirring speech.
I always wonder why Fox News defenders reach for this. Successful and accurate or good are not the same thing.
I was not defending FOX News. I did not even mention their name. The point I was making is that this speech does set up the background for what the candidate evisions. I encourage everyone to read the prepared text. It is Kennedyesque, and delivered with the usual style that he is noted for.
This line says it all.
"Because our individual salvation depends on collective salvation."
Can anyone say "It takes a village". If that is consistent with your philosophy, fine. I simply pointed out that this tells a lot about the candidate and should be reported.
It doesn't matter. McBush and the Republicans are incredibly unpopular this election year because of the incredibly pathetic 2 terms of that village idiot Bush and his regressive Republican policies.
McBush will easily lose to Obama in the General. Polls may not reflect this though to keep people interested.
Do you really tell this to your self? Polls lie to people look at them more.
Oh please. When you have two (or more) anchors clearly in the can for Obama (he gives them tingles), what station is more bias.
Clearly NBC & MSNBC has made a determination to go far left and not be ashamed at all to show it.
And clearly, Fox News gives CNN and MSNBC a whooping in the ratings.
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.
ABC just got nailed for lying, Cnn, MSBNC have all been caught making up facts and any station that would hire the left wing nut loon like Keith Oberman has to be at the bottom of the barrel for hiring.
The op and the other Obamakins are mad because Fox's debate was the only debate that Nobama was asked any tough questions, talk about bias, the other debates they handed him questions a 5 year old could answer.
Get is right, Fox News hasnt babysat anyone while the other commi network have went out of their way to show bias.
I agree with Sanrene, their are a couple fellows on MSBNC and CNN that get their panties squirming when they talk about Nobama.
FOX NEWS - The one to watch!
I now luv to watch Hannity and his loonehy left duffess sissy sidekick. ( Does he ever get anything right?)
Are you trying to say they aren't "fair and balanced?"
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