Comments on: The War Against Fox News (1)

By: beentheredonethat

beentheredonethat — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:00:21 +0000

If they’re not intelligent enough to use a computer to research the accusations for authenticity instead being content to rely on the ‘everything negative said about Obama is being said by racists’ MSM then let them quit. Considering that the length of the average career in the NFL is 3 1/2 years they better hope they don’t stand in the employment line for too long. They’re blowing smoke and need to be called on it. If they’re serious and actually quit then the joke is on them….fools.

By: UV

UV — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 14:57:36 +0000

Well, I see that Rush Limpbaugh’s alleged racist past is coming back to haunt him as some AfroAmerican football players say they will quit their team should Limpburger be successful in buying a NFL team.
Geez, with an attitude like that, Limpruger should work for Fox.

The U.S. seems more divided than ever. Sure glad I dont live there even though we have a problem with some ‘francophone power groups’ up here.

By: beentheredonethat

beentheredonethat — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 23:35:06 +0000

The White House accused Fox, perhaps Beck specifically, of feeding false info to their viewers. So what did Beck do, he said “oh yeah” and threw down the gaunlet. He hooked up a ‘hot line’ telephone and provided only the White House with the number. He challenged somebody from the Obama administration to call him on air, prove him wrong and he would be happy to immediately correct any misinformation . The telephone sat silent for the entire show. The hole just gets deeper and Fox’s ratings continue to go up like Al Gore’s ‘hockey stick’ only this graph’s for real.

By: Brian S

Brian S — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:44:02 +0000

I would tune into the George W. Bush show just to avoid the nonstop Obama worship on all the other channels, and Bush’s ratings would easily beat out those of MSNBC’s Olbermann the uninformed sportscaster, or Rachel Maddow who got into broadcasting by winning an on-air radio personality contest, as well as CNN’s newest useless hire, Joy Behar from The View.

By: UV

UV — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:32:42 +0000

By the way, where is George W. Bush? Its like he’s dropped off the face of the earth. Oh, maybe hes got a job at Fox.

By: Brian S

Brian S — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 20:28:44 +0000

All biases aside, neither CNN or MSNBC have remained informative or at all interesting to watch since FOX News hired away so much of their best talent, but maybe the Obama administration has plans to bail out the first TV network they can cause to go bankrupt so as to turn it into Big Government Channel.

By: Soccermom

Soccermom — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:59:57 +0000

Glenn Beck has criticized George Bush, too. I think he’s against old-school politicians in general, who always seem to be in it for themselves only.

O’s whitehouse just doesn’t like anybody uncovering the nasties about their administration; and yes, there are plenty of those.

By: Philanthropist

Philanthropist — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:41:50 +0000

Fox News doesn’t make it a point to attack the Socialists for the sake of attacking the Socialists, MSNBC however attacks any person or organization that does not agree with its ‘progressive’ agenda – ad nauseum. It is an entire waste of time to watch MSNBC because they are so predictable, by the time they have crafted their ‘right-wing-conspiracy’ hit-piece against someone, it’s old news.

Obama and Hugo Chavez are both egomaniacal ‘progressives’ who know what’s good for everyone else, it would be no surprise if Obama’s apparatchiks have been quietly told to find a way to strangle his only real opposition.

The author of this article asks why journalists from the old liberal media don’t question what the Obama administration is doing, that’s easy to answer – they’re anticipating their share of a ’stimulus’ package and a regulatory regime that will fill their pockets over the long term with taxpayer dollars.