Faux News and the National Review? Puhleeze.

Hasn't the RNC issued some equally "objective" comment on this issue?

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Faux News and the National Review? Puhleeze.

Hasn't the RNC issued some equally "objective" comment on this issue?


Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you not
believe?

Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you
not
believe?

****************

Shall we start with the source?

Extremist publications and organizations with a proven, active,
political bias are not to be trusted.

We liberals get our news from such objective sources as the NY Times,
the Washington Post, CNN, NPR, etc. :-)

Seriously, that's one of the problems we face today. News is made, or
reported to order. No matter what position you want to support, there
will be some "news" organization more than willing to spin the facts to
support your conclusion.

"Outsourcing is a liberal myth"?

Fantastic. I'll be sure to tell the technical writer, the accountant,
and the engineer with whom I am personally acquainted to go back to the
office today. They will be delighted to learn that their employers
never really closed their office and sent the jobs to India, South
America, and even the UK to save money! According to Faux News and the
National Review, its all been a liberal myth.

wrote in message
ups.com...
Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you
not
believe?

****************

Shall we start with the source?

Extremist publications and organizations with a proven, active,
political bias are not to be trusted.

We liberals get our news from such objective sources as the NY Times,
the Washington Post, CNN, NPR, etc. :-)

Seriously, that's one of the problems we face today. News is made, or
reported to order. No matter what position you want to support, there
will be some "news" organization more than willing to spin the facts to
support your conclusion.

"Outsourcing is a liberal myth"?

Fantastic. I'll be sure to tell the technical writer, the accountant,
and the engineer with whom I am personally acquainted to go back to the
office today. They will be delighted to learn that their employers
never really closed their office and sent the jobs to India, South
America, and even the UK to save money! According to Faux News and the
National Review, its all been a liberal myth.



You stated your beliefs and opinions but you did not answer my question.

On 11 Mar 2005 05:48:19 -0800, wrote:

Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you
not
believe?

****************

Shall we start with the source?

Extremist publications and organizations with a proven, active,
political bias are not to be trusted.

We liberals get our news from such objective sources as the NY Times,
the Washington Post, CNN, NPR, etc. :-)

Seriously, that's one of the problems we face today. News is made, or
reported to order. No matter what position you want to support, there
will be some "news" organization more than willing to spin the facts to
support your conclusion.

"Outsourcing is a liberal myth"?

Fantastic. I'll be sure to tell the technical writer, the accountant,
and the engineer with whom I am personally acquainted to go back to the
office today. They will be delighted to learn that their employers
never really closed their office and sent the jobs to India, South
America, and even the UK to save money! According to Faux News and the
National Review, its all been a liberal myth.

Note that you still provided no information which belies that which was posted.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

"John H" wrote in message
...
On 11 Mar 2005 05:48:19 -0800, wrote:

Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you
not
believe?

****************

Shall we start with the source?

Extremist publications and organizations with a proven, active,
political bias are not to be trusted.

We liberals get our news from such objective sources as the NY Times,
the Washington Post, CNN, NPR, etc. :-)

Seriously, that's one of the problems we face today. News is made, or
reported to order. No matter what position you want to support, there
will be some "news" organization more than willing to spin the facts to
support your conclusion.

"Outsourcing is a liberal myth"?

Fantastic. I'll be sure to tell the technical writer, the accountant,
and the engineer with whom I am personally acquainted to go back to the
office today. They will be delighted to learn that their employers
never really closed their office and sent the jobs to India, South
America, and even the UK to save money! According to Faux News and the
National Review, its all been a liberal myth.

Note that you still provided no information which belies that which was
posted.

If chucky had been around at the turn of the century, he would have been
whining about the elimination of street sweeper jobs because those big evil
corporations invented the automobile.


--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

John H wrote:

On 11 Mar 2005 05:48:19 -0800, wrote:


Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you
not
believe?

****************

Shall we start with the source?

Extremist publications and organizations with a proven, active,
political bias are not to be trusted.

We liberals get our news from such objective sources as the NY Times,
the Washington Post, CNN, NPR, etc. :-)

Seriously, that's one of the problems we face today. News is made, or
reported to order. No matter what position you want to support, there
will be some "news" organization more than willing to spin the facts to
support your conclusion.

"Outsourcing is a liberal myth"?

Fantastic. I'll be sure to tell the technical writer, the accountant,
and the engineer with whom I am personally acquainted to go back to the
office today. They will be delighted to learn that their employers
never really closed their office and sent the jobs to India, South
America, and even the UK to save money! According to Faux News and the
National Review, its all been a liberal myth.


Note that you still provided no information which belies that which was posted.
For the REAL story check out

http://www.outfoxed.org/clips_oreilly_best_qt.php

"Jim," wrote in message
...
John H wrote:

On 11 Mar 2005 05:48:19 -0800, wrote:


Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you
not
believe?

****************

Shall we start with the source?

Extremist publications and organizations with a proven, active,
political bias are not to be trusted.

We liberals get our news from such objective sources as the NY Times,
the Washington Post, CNN, NPR, etc. :-)

Seriously, that's one of the problems we face today. News is made, or
reported to order. No matter what position you want to support, there
will be some "news" organization more than willing to spin the facts to
support your conclusion.

"Outsourcing is a liberal myth"?

Fantastic. I'll be sure to tell the technical writer, the accountant,
and the engineer with whom I am personally acquainted to go back to the
office today. They will be delighted to learn that their employers
never really closed their office and sent the jobs to India, South
America, and even the UK to save money! According to Faux News and the
National Review, its all been a liberal myth.


Note that you still provided no information which belies that which was
posted.
For the REAL story check out

http://www.outfoxed.org/clips_oreilly_best_qt.php

Very funny clips. It is always interesting to see what can be done by
cutting select pieces of dialogues/monologues and presenting them stand
alone and out of context. Your site has done a great job at that. ;-)

JimH wrote:

"Jim," wrote in message
...

John H wrote:


On 11 Mar 2005 05:48:19 -0800, wrote:



Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you
not
believe?

****************

Shall we start with the source?

Extremist publications and organizations with a proven, active,
political bias are not to be trusted.

We liberals get our news from such objective sources as the NY Times,
the Washington Post, CNN, NPR, etc. :-)

Seriously, that's one of the problems we face today. News is made, or
reported to order. No matter what position you want to support, there
will be some "news" organization more than willing to spin the facts to
support your conclusion.

"Outsourcing is a liberal myth"?

Fantastic. I'll be sure to tell the technical writer, the accountant,
and the engineer with whom I am personally acquainted to go back to the
office today. They will be delighted to learn that their employers
never really closed their office and sent the jobs to India, South
America, and even the UK to save money! According to Faux News and the
National Review, its all been a liberal myth.


Note that you still provided no information which belies that which was
posted.

For the REAL story check out

http://www.outfoxed.org/clips_oreilly_best_qt.php


Very funny clips. It is always interesting to see what can be done by
cutting select pieces of dialogues/monologues and presenting them stand
alone and out of context. Your site has done a great job at that. ;-)


Also watch Boston Legal this coming Sunday -- 10:00 Eastern

JimH wrote:
wrote in message
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Faux News and the National Review? Puhleeze.

Hasn't the RNC issued some equally "objective" comment on this issue?



Exactly what in the articles from Fox and the National Review do you not
believe?


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