"Re-create 68"

stockingfull wrote:The Clintons are now well on their way to convincing Democrats of what Republicans have been saying for years: that they're amoral political animals.

If John McCain should become POTUS, his first thanks should go to Bill and Hill.

And a big shout out to the pastor.

spc wrote:

stockingfull wrote:The Clintons are now well on their way to convincing Democrats of what Republicans have been saying for years: that they're amoral political animals.

If John McCain should become POTUS, his first thanks should go to Bill and Hill.

And a big shout out to the pastor.

Yep, him too.

But we'll see how much of that still has traction in August, much less November.

stockingfull wrote:

spc wrote:

stockingfull wrote:The Clintons are now well on their way to convincing Democrats of what Republicans have been saying for years: that they're amoral political animals.

If John McCain should become POTUS, his first thanks should go to Bill and Hill.

And a big shout out to the pastor.

Yep, him too.

But we'll see how much of that still has traction in August, much less November.

Thats what they said about the Swiftboats too.
Oh lets not forget, without a teleprompter, BHO slips in things like "TYPICAL WHITE PERSON".....thats way helpful for someone has obvious Race issues.

Ed.A wrote:

stockingfull wrote:

spc wrote:And a big shout out to the pastor.

Yep, him too.

But we'll see how much of that still has traction in August, much less November.

Thats what they said about the Swiftboats too.
Oh lets not forget, without a teleprompter, BHO slips in things like "TYPICAL WHITE PERSON".....thats way helpful for someone has obvious Race issues.

Hey, everybody, Ed's auditioning for Fox News!

stockingfull wrote:Hey, everybody, Ed's auditioning for Fox News!

Well if telling the truth is a prerequisite then I guess your right.

The libs can't stand it that Fox presents both sides of an argument. The have Juan Williams chief correspondant for NPR (Not much more lefty than that) and Mara Alaiason, another NPR lefty on a panel with Crystal Brittt hume. a pretty well balanced panel by any standards. Unless now they're going to try and say that NPR is not liberal. That's like saying Barney Frank isn't queer.

coalkirk, haven't I seen that same post before? Like a year ago? Something about the wording was very familiar.

It's possible but if so it's coincidental. I don't think it gets anymore "fair and balanced" than Fox News Sunday with that panel. I try to never miss it. Everyone is given time to talk, there's no cutting someone off. I like to hear all sides of the argument before I decide that the libs are wrong!

coalkirk wrote:It's possible but if so it's coincidental. I don't think it gets anymore "fair and balanced" than Fox News Sunday with that panel. I try to never miss it. Everyone is given time to talk, there's no cutting someone off. I like to hear all sides of the argument before I decide that the libs are wrong!

Now there's a surprise.

"Fair and balanced."

Even their own people ain't buyin' that baloney.

http://tailrank.com/5506648/Mayhem-At-Fox-News-Anchor-Walks-Off-Set-Wallace-Rails-Network-For-Obama-Bashing

stockingfull wrote:

coalkirk wrote:It's possible but if so it's coincidental. I don't think it gets anymore "fair and balanced" than Fox News Sunday with that panel. I try to never miss it. Everyone is given time to talk, there's no cutting someone off. I like to hear all sides of the argument before I decide that the libs are wrong!

Now there's a surprise.

"Fair and balanced."

Even their own people ain't buyin' that baloney.

http://tailrank.com/5506648/Mayhem-At-Fox-News-Anchor-Walks-Off-Set-Wallace-Rails-Network-For-Obama-Bashing

Wow, theres a real intelligent website, big surprise. Actually if you read along and try to comprehend (käm-pri-ˈhend) what is being reported, it points out how balanced that network really is. Co-anchors with differing views and expressing them, thats not something I've ever seen on any other network. It's the Number One rated Cable news network for just that reason, balanced, it completely destroys it's competition day in and day out.

We could have guessed where you get your tripe, Ed.

coalkirk wrote:It's possible but if so it's coincidental. I don't think it gets anymore "fair and balanced" than Fox News Sunday with that panel. I try to never miss it. Everyone is given time to talk, there's no cutting someone off. I like to hear all sides of the argument before I decide that the libs are wrong!

If you like to hear both sides of an issue I suggest you watch Fox News, MSNBC & maybe one other station. I think you are kidding yourself if you think you will get an unbiased view from any one network, including Fox.

Co-anchors with differing views and expressing them, thats not something I've ever seen on any other network. It's the Number One rated Cable news network for just that reason, balanced, it completely destroys it's competition day in and day out.

Still having trouble with that Comprehension thing I see.

Ed.A wrote:Co-anchors with differing views and expressing them, thats not something I've ever seen on any other network. It's the Number One rated Cable news network for just that reason, balanced, it completely destroys it's competition day in and day out.

Still having trouble with that Comprehension thing I see.

And the next thing you'll want us to know is how well the National Enquirer sells, right?

Devil5052 wrote:

coalkirk wrote:It's possible but if so it's coincidental. I don't think it gets anymore "fair and balanced" than Fox News Sunday with that panel. I try to never miss it. Everyone is given time to talk, there's no cutting someone off. I like to hear all sides of the argument before I decide that the libs are wrong!

If you like to hear both sides of an issue I suggest you watch Fox News, MSNBC & maybe one other station. I think you are kidding yourself if you think you will get an unbiased view from any one network, including Fox.

I do get my news from multiple sources, liberal and conservative ones. I just can't stand some of the MSNBC regulars so I don't watch them. Keith Oberman and Katria Vanden Huval make me want to blow up the TV.