jps wrote in
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 17:44:18 -0500, "RD (The Sandman)"
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jps wrote in
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:25:18 -0500, "RD (The Sandman)"
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jps wrote in
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Why do you connect FOX News and the Republican party? FOX News is
conservative but it isn't Republican. You sound like someone who
has never watched it and gets all their information from blogs
like the Daily Kos and the Huffington Post.

Fox News is the Republican party.

No, it isn't.

Yes, it is.

Whatever flips your skirt....

Do you have any idea who Roger Ailes is?

Yep.....do you know who George Soros or Jeffrey Immelt are?

Neither George Soros nor Jeffery Immelt dictate the message of the
day that comes down from on high.f

Roger Ailes does.

And your proof of that is.....???

Shep Smith is the only anchor on the channel that has a chance of
being considered a journalist.

A true journalist, yes....but a news person can also be a straight
shooter. Political commentators, such as O'Reilly, Hannity and
company are there to spark commentary......Glen Beck is there as
libertarian entertainment.

They're serial liars who'll do anything to keep their base sated.
The base has now shruken to historic lows.

Interesting, that must be why they lead the ratings almost 24/7 in
cable news.

The rest are political hacks who opine
the Republican message of the day, as dictated by Ailes.

You really think Greta Van Susteren gets her Republican message from
Ailes? How about Julie Bandaras? Or Major Smith? Or Carl Cameron?

**** yes. Their message discipline could only come through a
heirarchy. It starts from the top and filters through every single
product they broadcast during the day.

Another Democrat who gets their talking points from the Daily Kos and
the Huffington Post. LOL....

Maybe you should stop watching and read a little history from the
folks who've worked there.

I have also heard from folks who used to work for MSNBC and CNN. You
should try that.

I have. They don't dictate the daily message to support the Dems.

Tey don't at Fox either.

I assume that you think McCafferty, Matthews and Olbermann are
straight
shooters with the facts during their opinions. Is that correct?

They're politically motivated but they don't take orders from the
boss. Everyone at Fox does.

ROFLMAO. Waiting for your proof........

Find it yourself, or better yet, keep your head buried in the sand.

It obviously suits you.


IOW, you like to run your mouth but can't back it up. Folks like you are
a dime a dozen.

--
Sleep well tonight,

RD (The Sandman)

On TV, they show how detergents take out bloodstains. A pretty
violent image. I think if you've got a Tshirt full of bloodstains,
maybe laundry isn't your biggest problem. Maybe you should get rid
of the body before you do the wash and get some different friends.

On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:08:16 -0500, "RD (The Sandman)"
wrote:


They're politically motivated but they don't take orders from the
boss. Everyone at Fox does.

ROFLMAO. Waiting for your proof........

Find it yourself, or better yet, keep your head buried in the sand.

It obviously suits you.


IOW, you like to run your mouth but can't back it up. Folks like you are
a dime a dozen.

You're a silly ass who delights in his ignorance.

Here's a contemporaneous example of your hero Hannity:

Sean Hannity hosted not one but two whole segments last night devoted
promoting the new book by Jerome Corsi -- godfather of the
Swift-Boating of John Kerry -- titled America For Sale, which is
basically an extended black-helicopter-style conspiracy tome straight
out of the Patriot movement of the 1990s, updated for the new century.

This is a classic case of conservatives mainstreaming extremist ideas.
I haven't read all of Corsi's book yet, but it differs very little in
ideas and content and overall thesis from the kinds of books you could
buy at militia-meeting tables in the '90s.

I haven't yet found whether Corsi decided to include his recent
reportage for WorldNetDaily detailing the nefarious Obama conspiracy
to round up conservatives and imprison them in concentration camps.
Hannity managed to not bring up that point last night.

"jps" wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:08:16 -0500, "RD (The Sandman)"
wrote:


They're politically motivated but they don't take orders from the
boss. Everyone at Fox does.

ROFLMAO. Waiting for your proof........

Find it yourself, or better yet, keep your head buried in the sand.

It obviously suits you.


IOW, you like to run your mouth but can't back it up. Folks like you are
a dime a dozen.

You're a silly ass who delights in his ignorance.

Here's a contemporaneous example of your hero Hannity:

Sean Hannity hosted not one but two whole segments last night devoted
promoting the new book by Jerome Corsi -- godfather of the
Swift-Boating of John Kerry -- titled America For Sale, which is
basically an extended black-helicopter-style conspiracy tome straight
out of the Patriot movement of the 1990s, updated for the new century.

This is a classic case of conservatives mainstreaming extremist ideas.
I haven't read all of Corsi's book yet, but it differs very little in
ideas and content and overall thesis from the kinds of books you could
buy at militia-meeting tables in the '90s.

I haven't yet found whether Corsi decided to include his recent
reportage for WorldNetDaily detailing the nefarious Obama conspiracy
to round up conservatives and imprison them in concentration camps.
Hannity managed to not bring up that point last night.

If you haven't read the book, how come you're so expert on it's content ?
Did one of the voices in your head whisper to you what Corsi was going to
write before he even wrote it ?

jps wrote in
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On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 18:08:16 -0500, "RD (The Sandman)"
wrote:


They're politically motivated but they don't take orders from the
boss. Everyone at Fox does.

ROFLMAO. Waiting for your proof........

Find it yourself, or better yet, keep your head buried in the sand.

It obviously suits you.


IOW, you like to run your mouth but can't back it up. Folks like you
are a dime a dozen.

You're a silly ass who delights in his ignorance.

Here's a contemporaneous example of your hero Hannity:

Sean Hannity hosted not one but two whole segments last night devoted
promoting the new book by Jerome Corsi -- godfather of the
Swift-Boating of John Kerry -- titled America For Sale, which is
basically an extended black-helicopter-style conspiracy tome straight
out of the Patriot movement of the 1990s, updated for the new century.

Two points:

1. Hannity is not my hero

2. Hannity is NOT a reporter or newsman, he is a political commentator
and self confessed Reagan republican.

To use Hannity to show bias of a network is absolutely idiotic on your
part as that is what he is paid to do. He is supposed to spark political
controversy or no one would watch his show. Do you think that Lou Dobbs
represents the viewpoint or political leaning at CNN as a network?

This is a classic case of conservatives mainstreaming extremist ideas.
I haven't read all of Corsi's book yet, but it differs very little in
ideas and content and overall thesis from the kinds of books you could
buy at militia-meeting tables in the '90s.

I haven't yet found whether Corsi decided to include his recent
reportage for WorldNetDaily detailing the nefarious Obama conspiracy
to round up conservatives and imprison them in concentration camps.
Hannity managed to not bring up that point last night.

Now, what was your point?




--
Sleep well tonight,

RD (The Sandman)

On TV, they show how detergents take out bloodstains. A pretty
violent image. I think if you've got a Tshirt full of bloodstains,
maybe laundry isn't your biggest problem. Maybe you should get rid
of the body before you do the wash and get some different friends.