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Indeed ... It is absolutely incredible just how pitiful these blighters truly appear to be ! Perhaps completely bonkers and happy to be so !
ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGH !
The difference is, Drudge and other bullies are on a daily attack and MSNBC just answers these attacks.
I dont think I've read anything funnier here on cd, and I've read lots of postings.
MSNBC, spends ALL DAY attacking the right wingers.. Hell, their whole channel is dedicated to reporting on what Fox is reporting on and various other medias..
For the life of me I cant understand how anyone thinks its news, to report on what another channel is reporting on..
I dont think I've read anything funnier here on cd, and I've read lots of postings.
MSNBC, spends ALL DAY attacking the right wingers.. Hell, their whole channel is dedicated to reporting on what Fox is reporting on and various other medias..
For the life of me I cant understand how anyone thinks its news, to report on what another channel is reporting on..
Attacking Fox? Yes. News? I don't remember saying that (I'll take your word that I suggested that) however any true fact brought up on either side is news to me.
MSNBC is opinion when it brings up an issue on its own. It MOSTLY responds to Fox etal as someone would to a con artist - with skepticism. That's its function (long delayed from the inception of right-wing talk some 25 years ago).
Besides there can be "news" in opinion pieces. Bringing up facts of any kind, which counter Fox or anyone else IS news as far as I'm concerned.
You used the phrase "report on..." which suggests a news content.
You seemed to take offense at MSNBC. Is that because Fox is fair and balanced? If it is I stand corrected...
The Drudge Report carries a headline "O booed" among others related to President Obama's visit today to the Chrysler plant in Detroit.
But, if you read the linked story (which Drudge no doubt knows many of his readers will not bother to do), you'll learn the workers at the plant booed good-naturedly in response to Obama cracking a joke about the economy and their cars. Obama said the economy was so tough, a Jeep Wrangler would have a hard time getting through it.
So the casual reader is left with the deliberate false impression that the president was booed because of his policies.
He DID get booed, so it's not a lie.
What is good-natured booing anyway. Sounds a little subjective to me.
Context, Ringwise.
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