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that pretty much describes all conventions.they are basically feel good events and once over its back tot eh reality of our situation and just what its likely goig to take to solve it. kind of like te European annocig every wekk that they will suport the Eiro and ther zone. Its all cheerleading until you actaully have to act as the greeks have found out.
I only watch CBC news. They are completely nonpartisan when it comes to American politics. The nerwork seems to take the position that ALL American politicians are incompetent, lying, selfserving azzhats. LOL
There's another thread about this piece of crap article. Sally Kohn is an obnoxious, hard-left OPINION writer.
and an obama voter.
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Sure I'm a Democrat and want President Obama to win re-election, but first and foremost I'm an American and I'd like the presidential candidates from both parties to be kind and decent human beings. -Sally Kohnhead, may 16, 2012
Yes and the idiot that pit those fateful words that will cost Obama the election, how is that working out for you. The convention if nothing else has framed the lunacy of the collective minds fantasy that the government is the instrument of utopia. The government whether of Lenin or Obama is the instrument of slackers and loons. The writer you speak of is foremost a liar and a product of liberal institutional brainwashing. You are a pitiful wretched group. It is time to crawl back into your holes.
Using Lenin and Obama in the same sentence. How original.
Sally Kohn. She's a Fox News contributor and writer. I don't watch/read Fox and the like; that's why I was curious about this.
Does MSNBC hit your benchmark for honest news? The Obama campaign is using Brit Hume's honest critique of Ryan's speech. Keyword=Honest
They can't use anything from MSNBC, CNN, or CNBC because nobody would believe them. It's quite ironic and a striking reality that FOX is indeed more balanced; apparantly Obama's campaign guys think this as well.
Sally Kohn. She's a Fox News contributor and writer. I don't watch/read Fox and the like; that's why I was curious about this.
That explains it. You don't watch Fox news, only others such as CNN, ABC etc. So when you saw Fox during the convention and saw a balanced network broadcasting both liberal AND conservative views, it came as a complete shock to you.
As I said, welcome to responsible broadcasting, however belatedly you came to the party.
I was shocked to see this in a Fox News article about Ryan:
"On the other hand, to anyone paying the slightest bit of attention to facts, Ryan’s speech was an apparent attempt to set the world record for the greatest number of blatant lies and misrepresentations slipped into a single political speech. On this measure, while it was Romney who ran the Olympics, Ryan earned the gold. . . Ryan may have helped solve some of the likeability problems facing Romney, but ultimately by trying to deceive voters about basic facts and trying to distract voters from his own record, Ryan’s speech caused a much larger problem for himself and his running mate.
Given that Fox hasn't always been bothered by reality, I'm curious to know from those who watch Fox News somewhat consistently, what you are hearing about Ryan?
Ever hear of fair and balanced.. oh, you listen to the liberals all the time.. how brain washing!
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