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UPDATED: How will Rupert Murdoch justify not covering Obama's address to Congress next week?

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excerpt: "' Fox TV makes it official: It's refusing to air president Obama's address to a joint-session of Congress next week. Since Murdoch's media outlet has effectively transformed itself into the Opposition Party of the Obama White House, this move fits into their political attack machine.""

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{"commentId":9261973,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
teresa-498430

.....don't look for reporters to make much of Murdoch's snub. Look for it to reported as an "expected" move. Like it's normal for the fourth largest television outlet in the country to uniformly refuse to air any presidential appearances scheduled in primetime

Two questions.

Did Fox TV ever refuse to air one of president Bush's joint-session speeches?

Indeed, has any U.S. TV network ever refused to air presidential speech before Congress?

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  • 13 votes
Reply#1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:31 AM EDT
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teresa-498430

Nope and nope as far as I can find to the two questions.

Here is my opinion Fox News Channel is attempting to indoctrinate their viewers into a party that will attempt to overthrow the government. They are pushing for a coup and are brainwashing their viewers in an attempt to reach their goal for fascism. They want a dictatorship and are big proponents of communism. The viewers are under the control of the notorious hoodlums on FNC; Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck to name a few. Their distortion, rejection and lies are necessary to further their terroristic cause. They are seeking to cause mass hysteria, and fear and the loyalties of the viewers that slowly but surely are becoming part of their secret army. The tea baggers are but one faction of this secret force. Don't forget there are the birthers, deathers tenthers, patriots which are all part of this force.They are actively pursuing members in this tour across America in a bus. The march on Washington on 9/12 is a dry run so to speak. In the name of free speech they are recruiting right out in the open and they also have a tremendous covert operation going on in all areas of society. Heck they have been buying up guns and amo like mad to support the cause of the fascist party.

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  • 22 votes
#1.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:46 AM EDT
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CCArm

Teresa, great seed!

They want a dictatorship and are big proponents of communism- Teresa

While Murdoch justifies his global media empire as a threat to "totalitarian regimes everywhere," according to Time Magazine, Murdoch actually pays the salary of a top TV consultant working to improve the Chinese government's communist state-run television CCTV. As Time notes, "nowadays, News Corp. and CCTV International are partners of sorts," exchanging agreements to air each other's content, even though CCTV is "a key propaganda arm of the Communist Party." [Source: Time Magazine, 7/6/04]

He denounced Tiananmen Square:

Murdoch called the movement a "dangerous" and "apocalyptic cult" and lambasted the Western press for its negative portrayal of China's awful human rights record. Murdoch "startled even China's supporters with his zealous defense of that government's harsh crackdown on Falun Gong and criticism of Hong Kong democracy supporters." Murdoch also "said Hong Kong democracy advocates should accept the reality of life under a strong-willed 'absolutist' government."

This is a dangerous, dangerous VERY rich man.

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  • 15 votes
#1.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:18 AM EDT
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BLD

No, George Soros who backs Obama is a very, very dangerous rich man.

I guess they can justify it by saying they don't want reruns, since Obama is going to spew out the same old @!$%# he always does.

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  • 8 votes
#1.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:22 AM EDT
{"commentId":9262799,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
teresa-498430

Hi BLD,

I guess they can justify it by saying they don't want reruns

I see that you have figured out part of their modus operandi. The FNC Party can come up with a flimsy excuse for their behavior and their loyal followers will have an explanation for the Party's deceptive practices.

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  • 15 votes
#1.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:48 AM EDT
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Grey Wolf

"Here is my opinion Fox News Channel is attempting to indoctrinate their viewers into a party that will attempt to overthrow the government."

I think most people would say you are being extreme, teresa, or paranoid, but I too have serious doubts about Murdoch's motivations.

At one time it was required that huge multi-market [tv/radio] media corporations that were, by default, using public airwaves to broadcast to the public be majority owned by US citizens. The thinking was that since we are, to some extent, a democracy, and the information broadcast is used by the citizens to make political decisions, the owners of that medium should care about the democracy. If the owners were citizens then they would care about their own democracy and wouldn't spread mis-information and propoganda...

But our "leaders" became more concerned about profits than democracy, so those scraped that rules and embraced "globalization". Everything was sale to the highest bidder -- even the public airwaves [among other items] of which the US government auctions and regulates on our behalf.

Now we have Murdoch, who is only a naturalized dual-US citizen, keeping his real Australian passport (and this may have been part of his way around the old rules...). He views the US like a strip mine, something to be ripped into mercilessly and with gusto so as to squeeze from it every bit of profit. Democracy, or any form of government, is only an obstacle to profits, not something to be proud of and cherished and protected... perhaps something that should be destroyed.

And since this is a democracy, and is controlled by the citizens, who base their decisions on information from the media, and Murdoch owns a media conglomerate, why shouldn't he just tell those citizens that they should gut their own democracy, rebel and sell the reigns of leadership to the highest [foreign] bidders...?

Does Murdoch deserve to be a US citizen? Is he truly loyal to the US constitution? Or is he only loyal to his profits, even at the expense of our democracy and our Constitution? Is Murdoch a traitor to the US?

(But, of course, thinking like this will lead to arguments about whether there can be too much free-trade and capitalism, is selling off the building blocks of democracy acceptable? And one day history may ask, "America, how much was your freedom worth? How much did you sell your democracy for?")

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  • 15 votes
#1.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:09 AM EDT
{"commentId":9263071,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
CCArm

No, George Soros who backs Obama is a very, very dangerous rich man.

George Soros is philanthropist, a jew that survived the Nazi occupation in Hungary and founded The Open Society Institute a private operating and grant making foundation, aims to shape public policy to promote democratic governance, human rights, and economic, legal, and social reform. On a local level, OSI implements a range of initiatives to support the rule of law, education, public health, and independent media. At the same time, OSI works to build alliances across borders and continents on issues such as combating corruption and rights abuses. SOURCE

Sounds really dangerous to me.

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  • 16 votes
#1.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:12 AM EDT
{"commentId":9263142,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
CCArm

I really enjoy your post Grey Wolf

Does Murdoch deserve to be a US citizen? Is he truly loyal to the US constitution? Or is he only loyal to his profits, even at the expense of our democracy and our Constitution? Is Murdoch a traitor to the US?

He pays 6% in income taxes while the other media outlets pay 31 to 35%. Off shore and dual citizenship are his harbors.

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  • 15 votes
#1.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:18 AM EDT
{"commentId":9263260,"authorDomain":"donkeyridder"}
DonkeyRidder

Here is my opinion Fox News Channel is attempting to indoctrinate their viewers into a party that will attempt to overthrow the government.

Close, but the truth is Fox is helping block the current overthrow of the Constitution by liberal whining statists who don't like having their ambitions constrained by some dopey old piece of paper written by a bunch of religious white guys totally out of touch with the modern world. The left puts their faith in the great Obama, who knows better and whose wisdom alone is orders of magnitude greater than the combined wisdom of all those nitwit founding fathers the right is so proud of.

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  • 6 votes
#1.8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:29 AM EDT
{"commentId":9263274,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
BLD

CCARM, you really don't know about him. I believe he's a one-world proponent. Also, he is a wealthy speculator. Read about how he almost destroyed the British pound in the 1980's, I believe it was. And, question why he suddenly invested in a particular oil company shortly before it was announced Obama was giving $2 billion for offshore drilling in Brazil and guess who the company was: the same one Mr. Soros invested in. Hummm, seem a little funny ....

Oh, and if you are talking about people with dual citizenship owning companies, tell me if you have a problem with Soros funding political organizations in our country and having so much influence? You do know about him and moveon.org, don't you? I mean, if you are so informed, I assum you do.

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  • 3 votes
#1.9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:30 AM EDT
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BLD

Oh, and those who have a problem with Murdoch owning a TV station - tell me, do you have a problem with Obama taking money from China so they own a large portion of our debt and someday could own our country? And again, so what if ONE foreignor owns media outlets. There are plenty of others (five that I can think of off the top of my head) who give favorable coverage to Obama. How does his ownership have any bearing?

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  • 5 votes
#1.10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:32 AM EDT
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Jim watkins-441964

BLD...You seem to possess what you consider to be facts but in reality it's FOX propaganda. President Bush is the one who began borrowing from China not Obama. You are confusing the fireman with the arsonist. The difference between FOX and legitimate and reputable news organizations is that they tell the truth and FOX refuses to acknowledge that the truth is an integral part of reporting a story. Their slogan of "fair and balanced" is just a lie. I would have some respect for them if they would actually come out and say they are the " Republican Party (as we see it) News Network".

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  • 15 votes
#1.11 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:25 PM EDT
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TR-421173

who don't like having their ambitions constrained by some dopey old piece of paper written

Projection -(or projection bias) is the unconscious act of denial of a person's own attributes, thoughts, and/or emotions, which are ascribed to the outside world, like the weather, the government, a tool or another person or people.

“Mr. President,” one aide in the meeting said. “There is a valid case that the provisions in this law undermine the Constitution.”

“Stop throwing the Constitution in my face,” Bush screamed back. “It’s just a goddamned piece of paper!”

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  • 5 votes
#1.13 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:45 PM EDT
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mike lonkouski

Yeah, you guys are right, because this country was perfect before Fox news came along! So, before 1996, we lived in paradise.

Attack the messenger, ignore the message.

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  • 2 votes
#1.14 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:54 PM EDT
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JERRY COLEMAN

teresa-498430

.....don't look for reporters to make much of Murdoch's snub. Look for it to reported as an "expected" move. Like it's normal for the fourth largest television outlet in the country to uniformly refuse to air anypresidential appearances scheduled in primetime

Two questions.

Did Fox TV ever refuse to air one of president Bush's joint-session speeches?

Indeed, has any U.S. TV network ever refused to air presidential speech before Congress?

You said indeed a major network refused to air one of Bush speeches, i would like to know which one.

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    #1.15 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:33 PM EDT
    {"commentId":9271328,"authorDomain":"PalmettoArmadillo"}
    PalmettoArmadillo

    There is truth and then, there is the whole truth. What you will here on Fox is the dark underbelly of all of your favorite politicians. The stuff they wished would go away. The stuff they would prefer people just forgot about. The stuff that they hope people will just overlook.

    If you prefer your news to be whitewashed and sterilized for your protection, watch any of the big three. They will tell you all of the wonderful things your favorite politicians are doing and what wonderful people they are. America is being presented with the "Happy News". You are so busy playing with the new toy you fail to notice all the really nasty things they are not telling you.

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    • 4 votes
    #1.16 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:42 PM EDT
    {"commentId":9271402,"authorDomain":"DARKESTDONNIE"}
    DARKESTDONNIE

    How will Rupert Murdoch justify not covering Obama's address to Congress next week?

    Because they only run "reruns" when they do not have something better to run! I have heard they are going to run a ''Celebrity Boxing'' rerun as it will draw more viewers.

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    • 3 votes
    #1.17 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:50 PM EDT
    {"commentId":9271904,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
    teresa-498430

    Hi Jerry Coleman,

    You said indeed a major network refused to air one of Bush speeches, i would like to know which one.

    I did not say that . Is that your question or am I not understanding what you are asking?

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    • 1 vote
    #1.18 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 12:50 AM EDT
    {"commentId":9275011,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
    BLD

    Jim - 1.11 - I do have facts and it's not Fox propaganda. Are you telling me that no other news outlet or media (NYT, WSJ - you do recognize them as legitimate news outlets?) report on the borrowing numbers and how God-awful high they are?

    I know Bush started the borrowing but tell me - does that mean that Obama is supposed to continue doing the same thing? Does that mean he is supposed to do it to a degree far greater than Bush ever did, and whatever Obama has done really is not making a difference. Read any news outlet and see the unemployment #'s and other #'s. Regardless of the crap Biden may tell you, things don't seem to be improving. It's like in "1984" and the main character whose job was to change the news. Instead of a headline "Govt. cuts sugar rations to 25," he changed it to read "Govt. increases sugar rations to 25."

    Also, why do Obamamites always justify what he does with "Bush did it" or "Bush started it"? It's like a kid saying "I hit him because he made me do it." Obama was supposed to be so different than Bush wasn't he? He was supposed to have all the answers that he could do things unlike Bush. So, at what point are you guys going to give us answers to justify what Obama does that do not involved "but Bush did it"? If you didn't want more years of the last 8, as Obama always said you would get, why they hell do you accept Obama doing exactly what you say Bush did? Do you not see the irony behind your justification for his actions? At what point are you going to stop blaming Bush for what Obama is doing?

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    • 5 votes
    #1.19 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 9:56 AM EDT
    {"commentId":9275076,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
    BLD

    Oh, and Jim - you say that the other outlets give you the "truth." Have you ever seen Fox News to know they aren't "fair and balanced"? If not, then it is really scary that you and others are accepting at face value what the other media outlets are telling you without question. Do you ever Google a topic and read different sources - different news stories, etc., from other newspapers and media outlets? I do - and I probably know more about what your messiah stands for because I read his entire website during the campaign - not just the little short blurbs but the expanded sections on the issues - and knew the socialist he was before he ever got elected.

    You know, in the 30's there were a number of people who supported Hitler who thought he was the greatest; people supported Castro in Cuba; people supported the Communist revolution in Russia. But then at some point when those people realized what the REAL agenda was and they started to be affected, then they realized the mistake they made. I wonder when that point will come for you.

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    • 4 votes
    #1.20 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 10:01 AM EDT
    {"commentId":9275193,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
    BLD

    Oh, and Jim - had you heard about any of the crazy stuff about Van Jones on the Obama govt. networks? No. But you did hear about it on Fox and what they reported was the truth. They reported his own words as evidenced by video and audio. So why weren't the other networks reporting it? BECAUSE THEY WHITEWASH ANYTHING THAT IS BAD FOR OBAMA.

    I never watched Fox until after the war started in Iraq and I was just flipping through the channels to see what everyone was reporting and showing. I soon discovered that I would hear stories on Fox that other shows weren't reporting. And I would research on the web and find the stories weren't lies and wondered why I didn't hear some of this information on the other news outlets. That's when I started watching Fox. I can get the other side from their Dem/liberals who appear on the shows and from reading news on MSN, etc. I do get a more "fair and balanced" view of things than you do. And, isn't it funny that after a while, some stories that began on Fox end up bein reported by other news outlets when those other outlets realize they can no longer ignore the story?

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    • 6 votes
    #1.21 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 10:10 AM EDT
    {"commentId":9292192,"authorDomain":"PalmettoArmadillo"}
    PalmettoArmadillo

    We live in a time where pointing out the fallacies of the current administration can get you branded as a racist. That is why the big three go out of their way to avoid certain topics. That spooky old racist tag looms over all of them. Murdock and those he has hired have placed themselves above that fear. Call them what you will, they are going to show you everything. Look, listen, or ignore at your own peril. When you allow your news organization to be brow beaten to the point that you lose all objectivity, you lose your credibility and standing as a source of news. It is not that the big three do not report the news accurately, what they do report is true. They lack the investigative departments they once had in past administrations.

    Case in point, when was the last time you saw the death toll in Iraq? What are we up to now? Anybody know? It used to be reported daily. Banner headlines. Did soldiers stop dying in Iraq on Jan. 21, 2009? Is anyone keeping track of how many have died since Jan. 21? Did Americans stop caring on Jan. 21? Who would touch that story?

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    • 6 votes
    #1.22 - Mon Sep 7, 2009 12:06 PM EDT
    {"commentId":9349178,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
    BLD

    Palmetto - Good point. Also, think about Afhanistan. There are soldiers dying over there and bad things have happened; however, do we get that same degree of coverage and outcry over Iraq and Bush? No. If that were Bush in recent weeks, there would have been Dems all over the media screaming about getting out and the horror, etc. They would have Cindy Sheehan everywhere. But suddenly now that the messiah is in power, it seems to be unquestioned.

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    • 1 vote
    #1.23 - Wed Sep 9, 2009 7:48 PM EDT
    {"commentId":9349255,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
    c anderson

    I seem to remember people screaming because Bush did not attend our soldiers' funerals. I wonder how many Obama has missed. Now, understand, I'm not saying that
    Bush should have. I'm saying that the liberal standard seems to have changed.

    I read that Cindy was camped at Martha's Vineyard during the Obama vacation. Didn't exactly see a whole lot of coverage, did you?

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    • 2 votes
    #1.24 - Wed Sep 9, 2009 7:51 PM EDT
    {"commentId":9363471,"authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
    mike lonkouski

    Funny how the "ideals" of the left change 100% when they have one of theirs in office. Where's old Harry Reid to declare the war lost?

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      #1.25 - Thu Sep 10, 2009 1:53 AM EDT
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      {"commentId":9262122,"authorDomain":"skylark246"}
      Skye-768303

      How will Rupert Murdoch justify not covering Obama's address to Congress next week?

      The same way he justifies the lies told by O'Reilly, Beck, and Hannity.

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      • 19 votes
      Reply#2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:45 AM EDT
      {"commentId":9262200,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
      teresa-498430

      Hi Skye, you are probably right about that. A proper brainwashing and mind control technique has some pretty stringent guidelines to be followed for success. FNC will wait until after the speech is aired and then they will cut and splice and distort by playing with sound bites and then they will tell their viewers what it all really means. There will be a treasure trove of several word phrases that will help FNC promote their agenda.

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      • 14 votes
      #2.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:54 AM EDT
      {"commentId":9262540,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
      BLD

      Tell me - what lies are you talking about? If you Google any story on Fox, you will find resources - other than blogs - that contain the same info, e.g., a story in the WSJ. Kind of like during the Clinton/Lewinsky thing. Everyone was saying it was a lie, that had Hillary going on her right-wing conspiracy tour, and then suddenly the dress appeared. Or the guy in Congress who had money in his freezer.

      Just because you don't see it on the Obama-run media such as MSNBC does not mean it's not news. For example, despite actual video of what Van Jones has said and easy documentation of his history, note that NO OTHER NEWS OUTLET is running the story. Gee, does ignoring something mean it's not true.

      Tell me just ONE lie that has appeared on Fox News

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      • 5 votes
      #2.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:27 AM EDT
      {"commentId":9262836,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
      CCArm

      Tell me just ONE lie that has appeared on Fox News

      Just tell us HOW MANY lies have been spewed O'Reilly, Hannity, Beck.....that's what were talking about. The GODS of the right wing.

      the Obama-run media such as MSNBC

      now THAT is a lie.

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      • 10 votes
      #2.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:51 AM EDT
      {"commentId":9262882,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
      teresa-498430

      BLD,

      The Clinton/ Lewinsky story was childs play for the FNC Party. They were testing the waters at that point. They wanted to see how much mind control they could capture with their sensationalism of this nonstarter. They have moved on to a bigger and more sinister plot. It is not surprising that FNC is not airing this Congressional Speech because ignorance is one way that Rupert and the loyalists have found that helps promote their agenda of communism.

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      • 9 votes
      #2.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:55 AM EDT
      {"commentId":9263392,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
      BLD

      Teresa, you totally missed the point. Let me explain it a little clearer. The point is that the MSM has a skewed view of things and refuse to acknowledge the truth about their liberal friends, at least until it cannot be denied any longer. The point is they were out there supporting Clinton and calling those who believed the story liars and part of a right-wing conspiracy. I remember ole Hil on Today spewing this out, and the reporters not asking probing questions but essentially going along with Ole Hil's pity party. That is not reporting. And tell me, have you ever watched Fox news? I would like you to do that then Google the stories they discuss and tell me if you can show that ANY of them were false.

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      • 5 votes
      #2.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:40 AM EDT
      {"commentId":9263835,"authorDomain":"webslinger"}
      webslinger

      Ok...here's ONE lie....how many times did Fox label an embattled or troubled Republican as a Democrat? One time is an error, but they did it with Craig, Vitter, Foley, again and again and again. Once is a mistake, multiple times, negligence, nearly every time - that's a pattern of behavior and it was INTENTIONAL!

      That's one simple, verifyable example of a Fox News lie.

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      • 11 votes
      #2.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:16 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9264495,"authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
      Bob-725866

      How about the time they took a months old statement of Biden's, slapped a current date on it, spliced it into a "news" story, FOX admitted the duplicity. How about their law suit against their own employees for not lying and they won, giving them the right to lie?

      {"commentId":9264495,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
      • 8 votes
      #2.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:07 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9267776,"authorDomain":"jaawat"}
      Jim watkins-441964

      BLD, you asked for one lie Fox has told, hell, I'll give you a book of them. Go to the library and check out, "LIES and the Lying Liars who tell them, a fair and balanced look at the right" by Al Franken. I already know what your reaction to this suggestion will be, but I thought I'd give it a try to help you educate yourself.

      {"commentId":9267776,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaawat"}
      • 10 votes
      #2.8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:51 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9268328,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
      c anderson

      well, yeah. Al Frankin--now there's a nonbiased, fair opinion. Funny, really funny!!!

      {"commentId":9268328,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
      • 5 votes
      #2.9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:44 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9268360,"authorDomain":"webslinger"}
      webslinger

      Franken is biased, but he is 100% fair and 100% accurate.....you see anderson, it is possible to be partisan but fair and balanced.....The problem however with those talking heads on the RIGHT is that they are far from fair or balanced and as is the case with Fox, they have a problem with accuracy too.

      Like him or not, Franken is one of the most intelligent senators we have seen in a long time and his best selling books are outstanding reads that do call the right wing pundits like O'Reilly and Limbaugh out onto the carpet.....and Franken easily mops the floor with them - often with their own words.

      {"commentId":9268360,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"webslinger"}
      • 8 votes
      #2.10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:48 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9269230,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
      c anderson

      See, here's where we part ways. People tend to see this only on one side. Beck is nuts. So is Olbermann. Hannity is so slanted, he can't see straight. So is Maddow. O'Reilly is completely full of himself. So is Matthews.

      The talking heads on both the left and the right are a pain in the neck. None of them are "fair and balanced." This is what people need to see. Why don't they?

      {"commentId":9269230,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
      • 3 votes
      #2.11 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:17 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9269496,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
      teresa-498430

      c and...,Here is where our opinions differ.

      Maddow and Oberman don;t lie. They have no communist conspiracy. They have a sense of right and wrong and have morals and ethics they are not patsies in anything treasonous.

      on the otherhand:

      Hannity, OReily and Beck all have ulterior motives and are officers in Rubert Murdock's secret militiary. They lie every day and make things up. It is not a simple difference in perspective. They are blatant liars and are scripted by the ruthless criminals Karl Rove and Dick Cheney. They want a revolution against our freedoms and our peace and security. They actively promote vicious rhetoric and hate; fear mongering every step of the way . They are the minions of Rupert Maddock. They are the faces of evil.

      {"commentId":9269496,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
      • 8 votes
      #2.12 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:46 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9269636,"authorDomain":"TR966"}
      TR-421173

      For dozens of lies (video of LIES from Faux provided):

      http://foxattacks.com/

      http://bravenewfilms.org/videos/foxattacks/

      How Fox sued for the right to lie... And WON.:

      http://digg.com/d3mvP9

      O'Reilly Lies

      http://digg.com/d3nWPl

      Their lies & falsehoods are all over the internet, youtube, everywhere, and easy to find. You could spend all day (or days even), just watching Faux "news" clips being shown by various sources to be out and out LIES over and over agian, and Faux will just keep on repeating the same thing over and over again even though it has been shown to be Bull.

      {"commentId":9269636,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"TR966"}
      • 4 votes
      #2.13 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:02 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9271140,"authorDomain":"CBOB"}
      JERRY COLEMAN

      Skye-768303

      How will Rupert Murdoch justify not covering Obama's address to Congress next week?

      The same way he justifies the lies told by O'Reilly, Beck, and Hannity.

      I have e-mailed the FCC numerous times asking them to change the station from a news station which they are not but stop them from calling themselves a news station or change their name to fox republican news, but we the public can stop fox, all we have to do is stop watching and not using the products of their sponsors, the Dixiecrat and the southern christen alliance who believe that blacks are inferior to the white race will never die, and the country gets weaker all because of the color of a person skin, how sick have America come, we thought we were making progress but we have digressed.

      {"commentId":9271140,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"CBOB"}
      • 2 votes
      #2.14 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:20 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9278235,"authorDomain":"skylark246"}
      Skye-768303

      I have e-mailed the FCC numerous times asking them to change the station from a news station which they are not but stop them from calling themselves a news station or change their name to fox republican news, but we the public can stop fox, all we have to do is stop watching and not using the products of their sponsors

      Thanks, Jerry. At least, you are trying to do your part. Good luck and let's see more of you on Newsvine.

      {"commentId":9278235,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"skylark246"}
      • 2 votes
      #2.15 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 1:34 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9324756,"authorDomain":"cornhusker4palin"}
      Cornhusker4Palin

      I have e-mailed the FCC numerous times asking them to change the station from a news station which they are not but stop them from calling themselves a news station or change their name to fox republican news, but we the public can stop fox, all we have to do is stop watching and not using the products of their sponsors

      I see that you want to use the power of the federal government to decide who gets to call themselves as they desire and covering news as they see fit, fair and balanced. You on the left can stop watching. We'll more than take up the slack. As for boycotting sponsors, what are you going to do to advertisers who sponsor programming on both Fox and MSNBC? Will you stop supporting Fox sponsor GE and quit watching MSNBC over their sponsorship of O'Reilly? As with whole foods, you know that we'll actively do buycotts of anyone you boycott and will do a counter boycott of anyone who gives in to one of yours.

      Thanks, Jerry. At least, you are trying to do your part. Good luck and let's see more of you on Newsvine.

      I too am doing my part! I am defending Fox News and and breaking all leftist boycotts.

      {"commentId":9324756,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"cornhusker4palin"}
      • 2 votes
      #2.16 - Tue Sep 8, 2009 7:21 PM EDT
      {"commentId":9363508,"authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
      mike lonkouski

      Jerry is a full blown lunatic, ask her about the Secret Fox Army and their plan to violently overthrow the government to install a fascist/communist dictatorship. You will laugh your ass off!

      {"commentId":9363508,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
        #2.17 - Thu Sep 10, 2009 1:56 AM EDT
        {"commentId":9594657,"authorDomain":"vivalinda"}
        VIVA-796465

        This is to everyone that hates FOX...........don't watch, it won't hurt the network. I will continue to get the real deal from where I want to, no one else is reporting. The other stations are not covering anything of importance and are reeling from the lack of interest.

        {"commentId":9594657,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"vivalinda"}
          #2.18 - Sat Sep 19, 2009 2:13 PM EDT
          Reply
          {"commentId":9262168,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          CCArm

          FOX has become, not only a propaganda machine, but a treasonous media outlet. I would compare it to the state run stations in Russia or Iran. Control the message, control the audience.

          This does not surprise me.

          Murdoch is an Aussie, a ruthless mogul and a bastard. He supported the war/invasion of Iraq for OIL.

          {"commentId":9262168,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          • 13 votes
          Reply#3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:51 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9262244,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          teresa-498430

          Hi CC, It would be more surprising if they were going to carry it in its entirety. I do suppose that Fox will run the Republican rebuttal. They are a treasonous media outlet but in order to form their loyalist party they have to do it this way.

          {"commentId":9262244,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          • 9 votes
          #3.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:58 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9262692,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          BLD

          You guys are so laughable. Fox in no way compares to the likes of shows like Rachel Maddow or Keith O! Maybe you ought to look into George Soros and the shady characters with whom Obama associates.

          You are like Baghad Bob during the start of the Iraq war. He would stand in front of the camera and say that they were winning, etc., while the Americans were just a few blocks away. See, he was used to a govt. that controlled things so that if they said it enough, THAT was the truth. (Watch the movie or read the book "1984.") Well, that's Obama and the mainstream media. Do you think if you say things enough they will be true? There were plenty of people like you in the 30's who were blinded until it was too late and their country was destroyed. The same with Cuba and any other country where a dictator has been put in place.

          Google and read about David Horowitz and read his books. He was an avowed Communist years ago and was raised by Communist parents. He knows better than you and any other liberal or the MSM what is going on. He recognizes what Obama and all of his czars and Soros are, and their motives. He is concerned about the direction our country is going.

          I, unlike you, have read and researched; I don't rely on the media to tell me what I should think. I see it for myself. And learning from history, I say that I am very concerned where the country is going. Hopefully Repubs can get control back of Congress in 2010 and reverse what he has done so far, then keep him in check until we vote him out in 2012.

          {"commentId":9262692,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          • 5 votes
          #3.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:40 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9262863,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          CCArm

          Hopefully Repubs can get control back of Congress in 2010 and reverse what he has done so far, then keep him in check until we vote him out in 2012.

          you want the same bunch back in control that f^cking RUINED our country? Shame on you!

          {"commentId":9262863,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          • 12 votes
          #3.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:54 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9262927,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          teresa-498430

          *snert*

          {"commentId":9262927,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          • 9 votes
          #3.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:59 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9263338,"authorDomain":"tappymcwidestance"}
          Tappy McWidestance

          You guys are so laughable. Fox in no way compares to the likes of shows like Rachel Maddow or Keith O!

          You are 100% correct. Maddow and Obermann do not broadcast lies and propaganda.

          {"commentId":9263338,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"tappymcwidestance"}
          • 13 votes
          #3.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:36 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9263339,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          BLD

          ccm, 2.3 -Your response makes no sense. Tell me what you think Fox has reported that is lie - that is what I am talking about.

          {"commentId":9263339,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          • 3 votes
          #3.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:36 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9263560,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          BLD

          3.3, No, that's why the Dems are going to be booted out. If you do some research, you will find the Dems had an equal role in the economic problems we have today. You will even find an interesting article in the Village Voice laying out the Dems' role (and in case you don't know, that's not what you would call a conservative paper and one you would not expect to be critical of libs and Dems). And, Repubs have done a lot of good things through history.

          {"commentId":9263560,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          • 2 votes
          #3.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:51 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9263932,"authorDomain":"vivalinda"}
          VIVA-796465

          CC, he is soooo damn successful at it. I will keep watching FOX, because the rest of the the media is in kiss ass mode.

          {"commentId":9263932,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"vivalinda"}
          • 4 votes
          #3.8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:24 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9265289,"authorDomain":"geejay"}
          TheJonesGirl

          Fox in no way compares to the likes of shows like Rachel Maddow or Keith O!

          You are correct, Fox doesn't have shows with the facts, intelligence and wit of Rachel or Keith.

          because the rest of the the media is in kiss ass mode.

          Fox kisses the asses of the Right very loudly and publicly.

          {"commentId":9265289,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"geejay"}
          • 15 votes
          #3.9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:02 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9267975,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          CCArm

          I will keep watching FOX, because the rest of the the media is in kiss ass mode.

          maybe it's more because you agree with FOX.

          {"commentId":9267975,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          • 9 votes
          #3.10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:08 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9268680,"authorDomain":"gunk"}
          john-1205479

          IF by wit you mean a$$holes then your right fox doesn't have shows like that. Watching msnbc is a cruel joke to everyone. THe host on msnbc are just plain mean and spiteful thats why their viewership is way down. Only left wing crackpots watch it and agree with the way they attack people they have on.

          {"commentId":9268680,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gunk"}
          • 2 votes
          #3.11 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:20 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9270219,"authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
          mike lonkouski

          Murdoch is an Aussie, a ruthless mogul and a bastard. He supported the war/invasion of Iraq for OIL

          Oh no, but at least he didn't have any say and then vote for it like Hillary Clinton! But she's okay, because she's a Dem.

          {"commentId":9270219,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
          • 2 votes
          #3.12 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:58 PM EDT
          Reply
          {"commentId":9262184,"authorDomain":"jilwater"}
          Happyblue

          He doesn't have to justify it, the Murdoch empire is more evil than many politiicans and that is saying something, isn't it? Just last week Murdoch's son addressed a group in Edinburgh laying blame for no free market enterprise at the feet of the BBC. Nobody could quite understand it since in my neighborhood at least, Sky has the monopoly. Sky is owned by the Murdoch corporation News group. Sky has been dominant but wants more more more! Of course it didn't work, Murdoch looked the fool because nobody minds funding the BBC, because the BBC doesn't produce trash at the level the Murdoch's tend to do.

          So, now we see where the 'extreme' right mentality comes from! Murdoch can get away with it in the States only. I believe if I remember correctly, Murdoch once ran for political office in his native Australia and was soundly defeated, but as they say, hell hath no fury like a man scorned.

          {"commentId":9262184,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jilwater"}
          • 10 votes
          Reply#4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:53 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9262316,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          teresa-498430

          Hi Happyblue, Rupert Murdoch is a slobbery boogery sickening mess. He has an empire alright and distorts anything that helps promote his agenda. I am really surprised at the power he has garnered in the United States. What in the heck is wrong with this picture?

          {"commentId":9262316,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          • 10 votes
          #4.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:06 AM EDT
          Reply
          {"commentId":9262190,"authorDomain":"dbv5039"}
          Dave-661352

          I suppose you have to figure if the viewers of Fox actually saw a speach from the President, they may form an opinion other than that of the Beck's, Hannity's, etc. It is apparent Fox is controlling what information gets to the public. Many who watch Fox would not consider watching any other source. But, after the speach, you will hear so much ranting, raving, and lying about what was said. From people who didn't actually hear it. Only what the right what's them to "hear".

          {"commentId":9262190,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"dbv5039"}
          • 12 votes
          Reply#5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:53 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9262389,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          teresa-498430

          Hi Dave, Isn't that the truth? When the speech is over and people start voicing their take (Fox Nation's) you will at first think they are talking about something else. It certainly will not sound familiar to anyone that listened to the entire speech. They will have tidbits that are distorted beyond recognition. Or they will say that some word is a code for another word. The FNC viewers are not the sharpest knives in the drawer and are easier to brainwash then the pompous ones even imagined.

          {"commentId":9262389,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          • 8 votes
          #5.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:12 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9262868,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          BLD

          Dave, I have heard his speeches (don't know what his "speach" is) and I have read about this president and his views and probably no more about him than you.

          Also, tell me - How can Fox control the message and all information? There are many more tv stations than Fox who give Obama favorable coverage: ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC and I guess CNN, too. (I mean, ABC gave him a free informercial on healthcare and refused to give the opposing side air time to run an ad - how biased is that?!)

          How can one station control the message when there are five others who tell different stories and coverage? I mean, the messages on those other stations are different than Fox's. So, if you are so smart and know so much, tell me, how does your statement make sense? If there are five other stations that are broadcasting different coverage than Fox and obviously are favorable to Obama and bash Fox and Repubs (watched Rachel Maddow or Keith O lately?), then how much power can one station have?

          Maybe the real answer is that the majority of the people in this country are not the radicals that Obama and his far-left minions are. They are finally realizing that the Obama they voted in - the candidate - is not the real OBAMA, and that they have been the object of the biggest bait-and-switch in our country's history. AND THEY ARE TIRED OF IT.

          Tell me, what's wrong with a bunch of crazy ACORN people acting up to express their displeasure, but not regular U.S. citizens expressing theirs? Townhalls and Tea Parties are nowhere close to the crap ACORN and Obama's union friends engage in. And if you don't believe me, just Google ACORN and you'll find plenty of You Tube video of their antics - storming a bank, breaking into a foreclosed home "to take it back," etc.

          {"commentId":9262868,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          • 3 votes
          #5.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:54 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9263333,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          CCArm

          Dave, I have heard his speeches (don't know what his "speach" is) and I have read about this president and his views and probably no more about him than you.

          Pontificate much?

          Maybe the real answer is that the majority of the people in this country are not the radicals that Obama and his far-left minions are. They are finally realizing that the Obama they voted in - the candidate - is not the real OBAMA, and that they have been the object of the biggest bait-and-switch in our country's history. AND THEY ARE TIRED OF IT.

          uh, I don't think those that voted for Obama are the ones at the town hall meetings carrying guns and toting signs calling Obama Hitler.

          The ones that are tired of it got tired on Nov 4th 2008.

          {"commentId":9263333,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          • 7 votes
          #5.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:36 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9263594,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          BLD

          There are more moderates than fringes. Do you judge all Democrats by the fringe of that party? And there are some at those meetings who are disgusted Democrats.

          {"commentId":9263594,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
          • 2 votes
          #5.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:54 AM EDT
          {"commentId":9266112,"authorDomain":"dbv5039"}
          Dave-661352

          BLD----Nothing was said about any station "controlling" the message. Fox isn't going to broadcastthe speech. Since the are not going to broadcast the speach and many, if not most, viewers of Fox will not view the speech anywhere else, they won't have a true opinion of what was in the speech. Thus, they will remain, ignorant to any facts. As for your comment of how much better you "no" Obama, do you knowme? I think not. Anything else you stated is off topic, irrelevant, immature, whiny, and wrong.

          {"commentId":9266112,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"dbv5039"}
          • 6 votes
          #5.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:10 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9266280,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          c anderson

          Yeah, they're only going to broadcast it on 2 of their 3 networks. So, no chance for FOX viewers to watch it. Relly?

          {"commentId":9266280,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          • 4 votes
          #5.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:28 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9267433,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          jaywow67

          c anderson

          So you are say because they are broadcasting on their cable shows that the Fox viewers that don't have cable are going to be in the "know". Balderdash and crapola. You need to quit pushing Fox. With their slanted views they can't afford to provide the truth.

          {"commentId":9267433,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          • 7 votes
          #5.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:22 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9267873,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          CCArm

          And there are some at those meetings who are disgusted Democrats.

          I live in Oklahoma. 55% of the voting population is Democrat, however, the state has not gone republican in a presidential election since Lyndon Johnson. Before that it was Harry Truman.

          We aren't called "little dixie" for nothing.

          Those pretending to be democrats at those meetings didn't vote for Obama. The are Dixiecrats still pissed about the civil war defeat.

          {"commentId":9267873,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
          • 4 votes
          #5.8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:59 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9268353,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          c anderson

          Correct me if I'm wrong here. Those people who don't have cable can watch on CBS, NBC, or ABC. It those aren't available, chances are they have no TV and couldn't watch no matter who broadcast the speech. Let's not even try to pretend that FOX is the only network to slant their news.

          I'm not pushing FOX. I'm pushing truth and fairness. Is that foreign to you?

          {"commentId":9268353,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          • 3 votes
          #5.9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:47 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9268459,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          jaywow67

          You are pushing Fox. You deny it but it must be foreign to you to say you are pushing truth. Fox viewer who don't have cable/sat are being denied the speech. So much for fair and balance, so much for your fairness.

          BTW

          Degenerating into name calling and an attempt to ridicule shows how little you respect fair and honesty. I bet cha.

          {"commentId":9268459,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          • 4 votes
          #5.10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:58 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9268555,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          c anderson

          Degenerating into namecalling? That's special. Read 9.14. And, since you have assigned yourself the task of policing, make sure you collapse it for namecalling and insulting.

          Anyone who has a TV has access to the speech. They have 3 major networks to choose from.

          I ridiculed no one. Your attacks are uncalled for and just a method to sidestep the fact that the entire article is based on a misconception. And, while we're at it, you are one of the best ridiculers (is that a word?) that I have seen here.

          {"commentId":9268555,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          • 2 votes
          #5.11 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:07 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9268683,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          teresa-498430

          c anderson

          I ridiculed no one

          Actually you did, the part in bold

          I'm pushing truth and fairness. Is that foreign to you?

          {"commentId":9268683,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
          • 3 votes
          #5.12 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:20 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9268753,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          c anderson

          That's a question. And the "feeble little mind" statement is all warm and fuzzy.

          I'm amazed at how one-sided the hurt little feelings are.

          {"commentId":9268753,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          • 2 votes
          #5.13 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:27 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9269225,"authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
          Bob-725866

          c anderson: You seem to be swimming upstream! I'm still figuring out the three stations but I have read many times on NV that some FOX watchers will NOT watch any other station because they are the evil MSM etc. So it is safe to assume that IF the station not showing it is the non-cable one then they won't switch to one of the other three.

          {"commentId":9269225,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
          • 1 vote
          #5.14 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:17 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9269268,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          c anderson

          I suppose that may be true. I don't know. I'm sure others won't watch anything but MSNBC. Anyone who thinks the news isn't slanted on both of these networks is living in a fairy tale.

          If people really want to watch it, I'm sure they can use one of the big 3 networks. If they don't, they never really wanted to watch it anyhow.

          {"commentId":9269268,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          • 3 votes
          #5.15 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:22 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9269536,"authorDomain":"jaawat"}
          Jim watkins-441964

          What the Obama administration should do is not even recognize or answer questions from the FOX news reporter during White House press briefings. Totally freeze them out. What's the point in even treating them like a reputable news organization when everyone knows they are not.

          {"commentId":9269536,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaawat"}
          • 3 votes
          #5.16 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:50 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9269659,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          jaywow67

          c anderson

          That's a question.

          No in the context you used it it was an attempt at ridicule. So much for truthfulness

          And, while we're at it, you are one of the best ridiculers (is that a word?) that I have seen here.

          Trying to change the subject of you being rather lacking truthfulness and of course fairness gives you away and lacking those virtues.

          And then lying about the seeder of the article

          Oh, face it, you'll delete anyone who disagrees with you anyway.

          Shows that you think your are the only person who has the right to say anything and that when you are shown to be wrong or that someone disagrees with you, you take a fall back position just in case they should chastise you. Rather hypocritical of you, don't cha know.

          The one thing you miss is that the other networks don't make it a point to lie, to distract or to distort the news in their commentaries. Fox make it a point to only feed their masses exactly what they are told by Murdoc or by people like Limbaugh.

          Yea, I watch Fox I keep hoping that one day they will turn honest.

          I wouldn't call you "feeble minded" just lacking in the skills of seeing beyond those that write your scripts for you. Is that ridiculing you? I don't believe so, see I'm for truth and fairness, just like Fox. You don't have to accept that, I don't really care. And of course anything I say to you is ignored. Now you can collapse this should you wish. Doesn't bother me, apparently it would bother you a great deal if it was done to you since you make such a deal of it.

          Does that clear it up for your superior, enormous mind?

          And there you go again with the ridicule. You really are a hypocrite c anderson. You say you don't do those things and then go right ahead and do them.

          {"commentId":9269659,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          • 1 vote
          #5.17 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:04 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9271455,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          c anderson

          Are you done now? Do you feel better? I hope so.

          That was quite a nice attack from someone who feels he needs to wander through Newsvine enforcing the code of honor. I'm underwhelmed. you know, of course, my life will never be the same after I found out you don't like me. (You forgot to mention that the superior, enormous comment was made in response to the feeble comment directed at me.) You should work at FOX. You're about as fair and balanced as they are!!

          {"commentId":9271455,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
          • 3 votes
          #5.18 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:57 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9278015,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          jaywow67

          Truth hurts anderson. You make asinine comments and guess what, you don't like the response. If you don't truthful responses to your vitriol then don't make them.

          Your feeble attempt to turn my comments to your favor show that you haven't any thing worthwhile to say.

          {"commentId":9278015,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
          • 1 vote
          #5.19 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 1:21 PM EDT
          {"commentId":9284640,"authorDomain":"aerdnappar-1"}
          Andi-1045453

          BLD - you are not the spelling and grammar police. You should 'no' better.

          {"commentId":9284640,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"aerdnappar-1"}
            #5.20 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 8:48 PM EDT
            Reply
            {"commentId":9262263,"authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
            Bob-725866

            They can't show speeches and such and then get away with spewing the propaganda they do, they'd get caught out. Instead they won't show it but they will "report" on what he said for days, lie outrageously, and their viewers will believe it because FOX is "fair and balanced". Idiots.

            {"commentId":9262263,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
            • 11 votes
            Reply#6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:00 AM EDT
            {"commentId":9262264,"authorDomain":"skylark246"}
            Skye-768303

            I was very, very surprised they aired so much of Kennedy's funeral. Wonder how they justified that?

            {"commentId":9262264,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"skylark246"}
            • 6 votes
            Reply#7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:00 AM EDT
            {"commentId":9262631,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
            CCArm

            It was a celebration...he is dead.

            {"commentId":9262631,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
            • 11 votes
            #7.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:34 AM EDT
            {"commentId":9263432,"authorDomain":"ericbfuller1957"}
            eric fuller

            You can just picture Bill, Sean, Glenn, and Ann opening bottles of champange in tribute.

            {"commentId":9263432,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"ericbfuller1957"}
            • 4 votes
            #7.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:42 AM EDT
            Reply
            {"commentId":9262730,"authorDomain":"donkeyridder"}
            DonkeyRidder

            I suggest he just tell it like it is -- Obama's boring lies and deceptions are a ratings killer, more suitable to C-Span. Fox goes after news, not torture. Broadcasting Obama speaking is teleboarding.

            {"commentId":9262730,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"donkeyridder"}
            • 4 votes
            Reply#8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:43 AM EDT
            {"commentId":9262896,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
            CCArm

            Broadcasting Obama speaking is teleboarding.

            Only to those who can't comprehend words with more than two syllables.

            {"commentId":9262896,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
            • 8 votes
            #8.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:56 AM EDT
            {"commentId":9262974,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
            teresa-498430

            Fox goes after news, not torture

            Big Ooops!! Fox makes up the news and minimizes the criminality of torture.

            {"commentId":9262974,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
            • 14 votes
            #8.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:04 AM EDT
            {"commentId":9265049,"authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
            mike lonkouski

            Teleboarding. I like that one, hilarious.

            {"commentId":9265049,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
            • 3 votes
            #8.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:46 PM EDT
            {"commentId":9270057,"authorDomain":"held53"}
            fireyourguns

            Fox continually ascends to the top of the rating charts, day after day, week after week, month after month, and year after year. Why can't the liberal slanted cable and network affiliates even come close to competing? Simple really, people want to hear both sides of an issue! Sure, Fox slants towards the right. So what? Try finding a dissenting opinion on Obama's "green czar" on any left leaning channel, as an example. You can't! Like the hundreds of other negative stories regarding Obama and his criminal administration, their either mentioned in passing, or totally swept under the rug. Of course, if it's a Republican that's under the gun, Olberman, Maddow, and Matthews are all over it for days, aren't they? Slam Fox all you want libs... the ratings don't lie!

            {"commentId":9270057,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"held53"}
            • 4 votes
            #8.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:44 PM EDT
            {"commentId":9270249,"authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
            mike lonkouski

            ...and that's the facts Jack! Way to give 'em both barrels!

            {"commentId":9270249,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"michaellonkouski"}
            • 2 votes
            #8.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:01 PM EDT
            {"commentId":9270277,"authorDomain":"donkeyridder"}
            DonkeyRidder

            Only to those who can't comprehend words with more than two syllables.

            I find the people cheering and clapping for Obama are at the same time drooling, wearing adult diapers, and suffering with the clap.

            {"commentId":9270277,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"donkeyridder"}
            • 2 votes
            #8.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:03 PM EDT
            {"commentId":9271062,"authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
            Bob-725866

            ,,

            {"commentId":9271062,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
              #8.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:12 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9275265,"authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
              BLD

              Teresa 8.2 - If we are going to talk about "criminality" of torture, can you tell me why we haven't seen news stories and outcries over Clinton's role in it during his administration? His rendition?

              {"commentId":9275265,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"tisnsc"}
              • 1 vote
              #8.8 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 10:15 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9284659,"authorDomain":"aerdnappar-1"}
              Andi-1045453

              ...and Bush's speeches were sooooo good for ratings, eh?

              {"commentId":9284659,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"aerdnappar-1"}
              • 1 vote
              #8.9 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 8:50 PM EDT
              Reply
              {"commentId":9263094,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              I'm afraid this article is not exactly reporting all of the facts. FOX has 3 networks, FOX news, Fox business, and FOX broadcast.

              The last time we heard these accusations, FOX carried the President on both FOX news and FOX business. They did not carry him on FOX broadcast. Is this the case again? If so, 2 out of 3 isn't good enough?

              {"commentId":9263094,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 5 votes
              Reply#9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:13 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263188,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              Just checked it out. Yup, carrying the broadcast on news and business networks.

              Is anyone willing to correct this to "FOX carries President Obama's speech on 2 out of 3 networks?" Murdoch is not refusing to carry the speech and the whole story is pure Bull.

              {"commentId":9263188,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 5 votes
              #9.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:22 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263232,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              teresa-498430

              link?

              {"commentId":9263232,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              • 2 votes
              #9.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:26 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263263,"authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
              Bob-725866

              I don't know what three FOX networks are. Do people who get one get all three or do you get one of the three depending on where you live or the type of TV reception you have? Thanks. PS I read they are showing it on two of the three.

              {"commentId":9263263,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
              • 2 votes
              #9.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:29 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263264,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              DUH!!!! You can't go to FOXnews.com for yourself? I am always amused by people who demand "link" when they are proven wrong. I could give you 2000 links and you still would believe what you want to believe and disregard the truth.

              It is not up to me to prove the article wrong. It is up to it's supporters to prove it credible, which it is not.

              {"commentId":9263264,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 5 votes
              #9.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:29 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263386,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              Bob,

              I suppose it depends on your cable or satellite provider.

              Yes, FOX is showing it on 2 of their 3 networks. Just another misleading case of liberals needing to play the victim. They complain that "FOX lies." Then, they sit right here and lie about FOX themselves. Silly, isn't it?

              {"commentId":9263386,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 5 votes
              #9.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:39 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263399,"authorDomain":"Sebbydad"}
              Sebbydad

              Well I guess it is good enough that they will carry it on their cable channels that have less veiwership than full attendance at a professional football stadium. I guess that qualifies as fair and balanced, I'm sure they covered the speeches from the last administration the same way. It is a fairly minor speech anyway. Seriously, who would be interested in hearing what our President has to say?

              {"commentId":9263399,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"Sebbydad"}
              • 6 votes
              #9.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:40 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263459,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              OH STOP!!!! The FOX news network blows away all the others in viewership and ratings. This "poor little me liberal" thingy is just plain silly. It's amazing how whiney they lhave become.

              {"commentId":9263459,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 5 votes
              #9.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:43 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263469,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              teresa-498430

              c anderson, There is no reason to be rude or condescending a better treatment of your fellow viner is expected. Asking is not demanding, they have two different meanings. Don't even pretend to know my reaction to a link because chances are you would be wrong as well as rude. I am not a teabagger, deather, birther,or tenther so I deal with facts. I am not under the control of The Fox Nation Communist Party. I would not go to Foxnews.com because they copy IP addresses of anyone that goes to their site. It is part of their spying program.

              {"commentId":9263469,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              • 5 votes
              #9.8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:44 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263527,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              Oh, for goodness sake. Sorry your little bitty feelings are hurt.

              "Don't even pretend to know my reaction to a link" You showed exactly what your reaction would have been. I was right the first time. "I would not go to Foxnews.com"

              You just go on promoting your lies. You don't want to know that the claim is just plain untrue so you cover it with your nonsense.

              Let's just pretend that your comment was all sweetness and sugar.

              {"commentId":9263527,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 5 votes
              #9.9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:49 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263692,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
              CCArm

              c anderson

              Just checked it out. Yup, carrying the broadcast on news and business networks.

              The biggest problem with your argument is those channels are not the channels the article is about. FOX NEWS is NOT carrying the presidents address to Congress and the nation.

              pffft.

              {"commentId":9263692,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
              • 6 votes
              #9.10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:03 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9263716,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              I think you are mistaken. FOX news is carrying it. It's not being carried on the one that broadcasts American Idol.

              I turned on FOX news, (no, I don't usually watch it) just to see. They had an ad promoting the fact that they are showing it.

              I'm not in the "FOX news is great" corner. I'm in the honesty corner. I wish more, on both sides, would join me. It gets lonely seeing the truth without the spin.

              {"commentId":9263716,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 4 votes
              #9.11 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:05 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9263815,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              teresa-498430

              c and,

              Sorry your little bitty feelings are hurt

              My feelings are never hurt by someone that displays behavior like yours. I was attempting to lead you in a direction that promotes a discussion. If you think that is an apology then that explains a lot about the offiness of your perspective as opposed to a more normal perspective. Let's pretend you are capable of good manners and adequate social graces and grasp that you made an oops.

              {"commentId":9263815,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              • 4 votes
              #9.12 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:14 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9263878,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              Simply not worth it. You have said many nasty things on this thread alone. I am not going to get into a battle of nasties with you.

              And, all of this, is just a smokescreen. Care to just admit you were mistaken about the FOX broadcast and get out of attack mode?

              We're done. Have a lovely day.
              The sun is shining, the birds are singing, and life's too short to get yourself all worked up like that.

              {"commentId":9263878,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 4 votes
              #9.13 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:19 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9267503,"authorDomain":"ssemelsberger"}
              Sue-1034647

              admit what?

              FOX network is not showing the speech period end of story. No one ever said FOX news or fox business network were not airing the speech. The point that these posters are making is that the network channel FOX which airs on BROADCAST tv and not cable is refusing to show an address to the American people. Does this clear it up for your feeble little mind?

              {"commentId":9267503,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"ssemelsberger"}
              • 4 votes
              #9.14 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:28 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9268371,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              My feeble little mind? How very sweet and warm you are.

              The article does not say that FOX is carrying the speech on news and business channels but not on network. It says that FOX is not carrying the speech period.

              Does that clear it up for your superior, enormous mind?

              {"commentId":9268371,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 2 votes
              #9.15 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:49 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9268723,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              teresa-498430

              FNC.

              {"commentId":9268723,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              • 1 vote
              #9.16 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:24 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9268800,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              teresa

              false. You are not trying to lead anyone into a direction that promotes discussion. You are trying to lead people into a direction that promotes your point of view and a discussion of no others. You object to people who disagree with you. You have no problem with rudeness of people who don't.

              {"commentId":9268800,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 3 votes
              #9.17 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:31 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9269589,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              teresa-498430

              .

              {"commentId":9269589,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              • 1 vote
              #9.18 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:58 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9269747,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
              jaywow67

              My, my anderson for a person who says they never name call or ridicule you sure as heck do a lot of it. Rather childish lies on your part don't you think.

              I love how you use this:

              Become incredulous and indignant.. Avoid discussing key issues and instead focus on
              side issues which can be used show the topic as being critical of some otherwise sacrosanct
              group or theme. This is also known as the 'How dare you!' gambit.

              as your method of operation here on the vine.

              Am I ridiculing you. Heavens no. I showing you what you do in the hopes that you will change you rather sordid ways.

              Oh, for goodness sake. Sorry your little bitty feelings are hurt.

              Simply not worth it. You have said many nasty things on this thread alone.

              And, all of this, is just a smokescreen

              You object to people who disagree with you. You have no problem with rudeness of people who don't.

              Have a good evening.

              {"commentId":9269747,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
              • 1 vote
              #9.19 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:14 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9272960,"authorDomain":"cornhusker4palin"}
              Cornhusker4Palin

              I am not a teabagger, deather, birther,or tenther so I deal with facts. I am not under the control of The Fox Nation Communist Party. I would not go to Foxnews.com because they copy IP addresses of anyone that goes to their site. It is part of their spying program.

              Please show us the facts that there is a fox nation communist party. What is a tenther? Are you referring to people who take the tenth ammendment to the constitution quite literally?

              {"commentId":9272960,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"cornhusker4palin"}
              • 1 vote
              #9.20 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 3:28 AM EDT
              Reply
              {"commentId":9263394,"authorDomain":"ppflock"}
              3sheets2thewind

              As if we needed more proof that FOX (not the) News is not about reporting the news but instead it is about the spin.

              There is a reason or two that I have blocked FOX (not the) News from my cable and satellite line up and I don't think that I'm going to unblock them any time soon.

              Don't they complain when the president or his mouthpiece won't call on their reporters?

              I hope that FOX loses all access to the president and news conferences.

              {"commentId":9263394,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"ppflock"}
              • 4 votes
              Reply#10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:40 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263424,"authorDomain":"NYSCOOP"}
              Bill K. NY

              How will Rupert Murdoch justify not covering Obama's address to Congress next week?

              Why does he have to? If obama wants to buy TV time I'm sure he can. If he can get sponsors he can have the Obama show. If he wants free TV coverage he is dependent on the will of the network management.

              {"commentId":9263424,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"NYSCOOP"}
              • 2 votes
              Reply#11 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:42 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263454,"authorDomain":"JWWSU"}
              J. W. Welch

              Who cares if fox comment channel doesn't carry Obama's speech? If they don't broadcast what he has to say, how will they have any credibility commenting on it?

              Ah, but we all know they'll watch it on the sly while refusing to broadcast it for others to watch.

              Any commentary they have will of course be suspect. After all, the channels showing the speech are nothing more than the Obama controlled MSM. And we know what liars they are. <sarcasm>

              I fail to see how anyone can take these people seriously.

              {"commentId":9263454,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"JWWSU"}
              • 4 votes
              Reply#12 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:43 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263497,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              ONE MORE TIME__FOX IS BROADCASTING THE SPEECH ON 2 NETWORKS!!!

              I hate all caps, but it just doesn't seem to sink in. And liberals call conservatives hateful? What kind of mind does it take to hate a stupid tv network enough to spread lies about them?

              {"commentId":9263497,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 3 votes
              #12.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:46 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263881,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              teresa-498430

              You are not the only one that hates all caps, it is rude and I will delete if you do it again.

              {"commentId":9263881,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              • 5 votes
              #12.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:20 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9263930,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              Oh, face it, you'll delete anyone who disagrees with you anyway. I won't cry myself to sleep over it.

              Just remember to delete anyone who agrees with you if they use all caps, OK?

              {"commentId":9263930,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 3 votes
              #12.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:24 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9264063,"authorDomain":"vivalinda"}
              VIVA-796465

              c.anderson..............you are wasting your time on some people. I also know that FOX will broadcast on two networks, but if it is acknowledged, then there is no story. You tried to speak the truth, just too many deaf people. smile

              {"commentId":9264063,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"vivalinda"}
              • 2 votes
              #12.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:33 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9264986,"authorDomain":"mynewsview"}
              dar63

              Nice try c anderson. And you are quite correct. Obama's address will see on 2 of the 3 FOX Networks. Considering with each of the Prime Time President's appearances his ratings have dropped he's lucky to get the time at all.

              I'm waiting for him to join the cast of CSI...

              {"commentId":9264986,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mynewsview"}
              • 2 votes
              #12.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:42 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9267543,"authorDomain":"ssemelsberger"}
              Sue-1034647

              point of fact: Not all Americans can afford cable TV these days.

              {"commentId":9267543,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"ssemelsberger"}
              • 1 vote
              #12.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:31 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9268391,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              So,they can't watch it on ABC, NBC, or CBS? This is nothing more than a bunch of haters making a big deal out of nothing.

              {"commentId":9268391,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 2 votes
              #12.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 6:51 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9268494,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
              jaywow67

              This is nothing more than a bunch of haters making a big deal out of nothing.

              Imagine anyone thinking of doing that. The President's talk to the kids. My oh My.

              {"commentId":9268494,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
              • 3 votes
              #12.8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:01 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9268575,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              c anderson

              yup, lose the argument, change the subject. Better start policing your own comments.

              {"commentId":9268575,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
              • 2 votes
              #12.9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:09 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9269711,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
              CCArm

              yup, lose the argument

              Just about the only thing you have said over and over again is that 2 of the Fox channels are not carrying the broadcast. You win on that point. You loose on the over discussion.

              {"commentId":9269711,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
              • 1 vote
              #12.10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:09 PM EDT
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              {"commentId":9263477,"authorDomain":"NYSCOOP"}
              Bill K. NY

              Imagine: What if Obama gave a press conference and nobody came?

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              • 3 votes
              Reply#13 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:45 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263895,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
              teresa-498430

              It would never happen and is not worth imagining.

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              • 3 votes
              #13.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:21 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9264898,"authorDomain":"mynewsview"}
              dar63

              Imagine: What if Obama gave a press conference and had pre-arranged questions...

              Hmmmm, that's right, we don't have to imagine that one.

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              • 2 votes
              #13.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:36 PM EDT
              {"commentId":9265314,"authorDomain":"webslinger"}
              webslinger

              dar....debunked already, but nice try.....often the President has a list of names to call (Bush did too)...this maintains order in the "Lion's Den", however, the questions themselves are not pre-screened. Maybe you should watch a press conference from time to time to see that. And here's a newsflash for ya....Obama does not use a teleprompter when ANSWERING questions.

              {"commentId":9265314,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"webslinger"}
              • 3 votes
              #13.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:04 PM EDT
              Reply
              {"commentId":9263491,"authorDomain":"ericbfuller1957"}
              eric fuller

              Announcer: FOX will not be carrying President Obama's speech tonight because he is evil incarnate and we hate his guts. Stay tuned for the best of Hell's Kitchen.

              {"commentId":9263491,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"ericbfuller1957"}
              • 4 votes
              Reply#14 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:46 AM EDT
              {"commentId":9263526,"authorDomain":"NYSCOOP"}
              Bill K. NY

              Any commentary they have will of course be suspect.

              Yup, I suspect they know how to read.

              {"commentId":9263526,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"NYSCOOP"}
                Reply#15 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:49 AM EDT
                {"commentId":9263569,"authorDomain":"NYSCOOP"}
                Bill K. NY

                I fail to see how anyone can take these people seriously.

                Do you have a list of who should be taken seriously? That would be most informative.

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                • 1 vote
                Reply#16 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:51 AM EDT
                {"commentId":9264518,"authorDomain":"JWWSU"}
                J. W. Welch

                Bill

                Now that you mention it, I have no such list. On the other hand my list of who not to take seriously is lengthy.

                Good point, though, it's hard to seperate the blather from the blather.

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                • 2 votes
                #16.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:09 PM EDT
                Reply
                {"commentId":9263920,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                c anderson

                Want to have a really good laugh? Listen to the speech with an open mind. Then watch the "analysis" on both MSNBC and FOX. You will swear there were 3 speeches ==the one you heard, the one MSNBC heard and the one FOX heard. So, in short, listen to the speech and ignore all of those who need to interpret it for you.

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                • 3 votes
                Reply#17 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:23 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9264285,"authorDomain":"JWWSU"}
                J. W. Welch

                Sound advice.

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                • 1 vote
                #17.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:49 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9264469,"authorDomain":"JWWSU"}
                J. W. Welch

                fox tv will not carry the speech, but fox news will or something like that. I don't have cable anymore and didn't know fox had multiple outlets. If that is the case what does fox tv gain by not carrying the speech? Odd!

                {"commentId":9264469,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"JWWSU"}
                • 3 votes
                #17.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:05 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9264554,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                c anderson

                Don't know what they gain. I just know that they are carrying it on 2 of their 3 networks. Thus, the implication that they are not carrying it is misleading.

                I also wonder about the rights of private corporations. Do they have the right to decide not to carry the speech? Do people have the right to watch programming other than the speech? Aren't there enough places to view the speech?

                As usual, I see this as a whole lot of ado about absolutely nothing. I think that people should use the truth> That's my only goal. I don't promote FOX or any other network, I just ask that we be honest in what we say about any of them.

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                • 2 votes
                #17.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:12 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9272332,"authorDomain":"coriecook"}
                Corie

                J. W. Welch

                If that is the case what does fox tv gain by not carrying the speech?

                Viewers.

                In my area, we receive transmissions from 5 broadcast stations - 4 are extremely liberal (and will sickeningly gush on and on, long after the speech, about how great they think Obama is & probably about how we all should pledge to do whatever he wants us to do), 1 is FOX. Believe it or not, some of us do not enjoy watching Obama read from his teleprompters & will instead prefer watching the only alternative TV programming we are allowed to watch.

                I will later read the transcript of the speech, instead of watching him read the speech his team of high-paid speechwriters wrote for his teleprompters and watching him perform his well-rehearsed motions.

                And if the transcript does not match what was actually said (like the transcript of his beloved racist preacher during the inaugural ceremonies), I am sure the discrepancy will be discussed on Newsvine.

                Even those who hate Murdoch, still might enjoy watching his National Geographic Channel (even if you don't want to watch his FOX stations). Hope you don't forbid your children from viewing it on cable or satellite, simply due to your hatred for him...

                {"commentId":9272332,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"coriecook"}
                • 2 votes
                #17.4 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 1:44 AM EDT
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                {"commentId":9264144,"authorDomain":"vivalinda"}
                VIVA-796465

                That is funny, because Obama-lovers will never watch outside the bubble to compare. They buy into one and only one version. I will watch all.........3 to get a perspective of what is really going on. Obama is a master BS'er and it will be nice to see MSNBC and FOX wade through it.

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                • 2 votes
                Reply#18 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:40 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9268757,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
                teresa-498430

                roflmao!

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                • 2 votes
                #18.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 7:27 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9269784,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
                jaywow67

                Stop that Teresa remember anderson doesn't promote Fox. He doesn't ridicule, doesn't call names. He's a true square shooter.

                As usual, I see this as a whole lot of ado about absolutely nothing. I think that people should use the truth> That's my only goal. I don't promote FOX or any other network, I just ask that we be honest in what we say about any of them.

                Hahahahahahahahaah

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                • 1 vote
                #18.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:19 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9272066,"authorDomain":"lazzone"}
                teresa-498430

                Hi jaywow, I am duly chastised, thanks for reining me in.;~)

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                • 1 vote
                #18.3 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 1:10 AM EDT
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                {"commentId":9264192,"authorDomain":"servus-aus-tex"}
                servus_aus_texDeleted
                {"commentId":9264202,"authorDomain":"skermaz"}
                Sonia Kermaz

                Murdoch is a very cunning man who justifies everything that he does on the principle that "The stupidity of the masses pays off."

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                • 6 votes
                Reply#20 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:44 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9265021,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                Greg-838903

                Don't "the masses" watch ABC, CBS, NBC. MSNBC and BET?

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                • 1 vote
                #20.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:44 PM EDT
                {"commentId":9265485,"authorDomain":"skermaz"}
                Sonia Kermaz

                Yes, they do, and most of those networks are not not much more informative just a bit less shrill.

                {"commentId":9265485,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"skermaz"}
                  #20.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:18 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9269297,"authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
                  Bob-725866

                  Don't "the masses" watch ABC, CBS, NBC. MSNBC and BET?

                  AND don't forget....FOX FCN is a member of the MSM too.

                  {"commentId":9269297,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
                  • 1 vote
                  #20.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:25 PM EDT
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                  {"commentId":9264226,"authorDomain":"servus-aus-tex"}
                  servus_aus_tex

                  Do any of you dumb Southeners have any REAL reason to accuse Obama of all the things you do? There isn't anything. So I say it is racism and bigotry.

                  Sure Obama is doing healthcare reform which infuriates the insurance companies, but Obama got elected in large part because he promised heathcare reform to the people. So what gives conservatives? Still fond of dressing up in white sheets, are you? Huh?

                  {"commentId":9264226,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"servus-aus-tex"}
                  • 5 votes
                  Reply#21 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 12:46 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9264888,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  Greg-838903

                  SAT...

                  Your comments are not any better than racist comments. Let's see; Southerners are dumb, they are racist and bigots, and they are in the Klan.

                  Do you realize how idiotic that sounds? You probably think is sounds smart, cute or whatever. I just makes you sound stupid.

                  {"commentId":9264888,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  • 2 votes
                  #21.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:36 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9269386,"authorDomain":"cnilsen"}
                  cjn-718250

                  greg:

                  You probably think is sounds smart, cute or whatever. I just makes you sound stupid.

                  Hate to tell you this, Greg; but the way the GOP has taken their turn as of late, if the truth hurts, then wear it!! They put forth no ideas whatsoever; but everything this President does is wrong to them!! The party of "NO" fits them perfectly.

                  Let's just see how quickly they change if they get back in control to rape America again!! Let's just see what they'll do for the American people, then!!! The people don't mean cr*p to them!! The only thing that matters to the GOP is greed!!! If you ever watched anything besides FOX, you'd have a chance of understanding. Listen and learn from all, not just FOX!!

                  {"commentId":9269386,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"cnilsen"}
                  • 2 votes
                  #21.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:35 PM EDT
                  Reply
                  {"commentId":9264705,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  Greg-838903

                  Excuse me for nor readidn what has been posted. I will just state the obvious.

                  ABC,NBC,CBS, MSNBC, BET and others will be broadcasting Obama. Does every network need to cover it? Many Americans don't want to watch it! Some of the major networks didn't carry Bush's speeches.

                  {"commentId":9264705,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  • 2 votes
                  Reply#22 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:23 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9264760,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                  c anderson

                  Careful. Don't force these people to admit that the entire headline is false because FOX is broadcasting the speech on 2 of their networks. It makes them really testy.

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                  • 2 votes
                  #22.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:26 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9267580,"authorDomain":"ssemelsberger"}
                  Sue-1034647

                  The controversy is that the fox network showed all of W's speeches.

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                  • 1 vote
                  #22.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:34 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9284370,"authorDomain":"sunrisegolf"}
                  Pete520

                  Greg...

                  Many Americans don't want to watch it! Some of the major networks didn't carry Bush's speeches.

                  Can you say, definitively, that some of the major networks did not carry a Presidential speech to a joint session of Congress? Or are you just stating a falsehood and hoping it will stick?

                  {"commentId":9284370,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"sunrisegolf"}
                  • 2 votes
                  #22.3 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 8:27 PM EDT
                  Reply
                  {"commentId":9264968,"authorDomain":"sgsteitler"}
                  jbird

                  Theyve been snubbing Democratic coverage since Clinton press conferences. Nothing new from a wannabe news channel.

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                  • 4 votes
                  Reply#23 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 1:40 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9265296,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  Greg-838903

                  For a "wannabe" they are doing pretty well. They are number one in cable news.

                  {"commentId":9265296,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  • 1 vote
                  #23.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:03 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9265347,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                  c anderson

                  Frequently, their viewership numbers surpass all of the others combined. Do you suppose the elitists are willing to admit that they are in the vast minority?

                  {"commentId":9265347,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                  • 2 votes
                  #23.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:06 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9265611,"authorDomain":"skermaz"}
                  Sonia Kermaz

                  Greg, are you pleased that Fox TV will continue to broadcast its hard porn programs on its subsidiary networks? Fox is number one for a reason, Murdoch knows that flies like all kinds of excrement.

                  {"commentId":9265611,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"skermaz"}
                  • 6 votes
                  #23.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:28 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9265634,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                  c anderson

                  Why should anyone care? Are we going to be forced to watch it? Is it going to be broadcast on NickJr? Shouldn't people who want to watch it be allowed? Are you for bookburning too?

                  {"commentId":9265634,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                  • 2 votes
                  #23.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:30 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9265644,"authorDomain":"sgsteitler"}
                  jbird

                  Numbers mean nothing when their content is informationally worthless.

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                  • 6 votes
                  #23.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:30 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9265649,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  Greg-838903

                  The Libs can be broke down into two main group. The first is the "what can the government give me or do for me group.

                  This group includes: welfare/government assistance sponges, government employees (education employees), union members, which includes lawyer.

                  The second group is the itellectual elites, which are on here often. They include many from the first list. But the main requirement is, you have to think that most people are not capable of taking care of themselves. The government needs to be there with help and a fine-mesh safety net. This is also the same group that makes fun of Southerns, Christians.

                  {"commentId":9265649,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  • 1 vote
                  #23.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:31 PM EDT
                  {"commentId":9265695,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                  Greg-838903

                  Greg, are you pleased that Fox TV will continue to broadcast its hard porn programs on its subsidiary networks?

                  Crap! I have been missing out on "motivational videos"? What channel? I need to look into it!

                  {"commentId":9265695,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                    #23.7 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 2:35 PM EDT
                    {"commentId":9266002,"authorDomain":"sgsteitler"}
                    jbird

                    Your "two main group" statement has little to do with FOX's lack of covering a POTUS.

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                    • 3 votes
                    #23.8 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:01 PM EDT
                    {"commentId":9266125,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                    Greg-838903

                    What are you...The 'Vine Police?

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                    • 1 vote
                    #23.9 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:11 PM EDT
                    {"commentId":9266150,"authorDomain":"sgsteitler"}
                    jbird

                    No but some intellectual reasoning standards would be nice from some wing nuts, occasionally. Oh wait, I just remembered that you people are part of this whole irrational town hall revolt movement. My bad.

                    {"commentId":9266150,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"sgsteitler"}
                    • 5 votes
                    #23.10 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:13 PM EDT
                    {"commentId":9266233,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                    Greg-838903Deleted
                    {"commentId":9266294,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                    c anderson

                    jbird

                    I thought the liberal name was "those people." did you not get your instructions?

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                    • 1 vote
                    #23.12 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:29 PM EDT
                    {"commentId":9266762,"authorDomain":"sgsteitler"}
                    jbird

                    c anderson- strike one for lack of originality

                    Greg-Yes as a matter of fact they are proud, as I actually graduated college.

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                    • 3 votes
                    #23.13 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:15 PM EDT
                    {"commentId":9266968,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
                    CCArm

                    Greg random number

                    This group includes: welfare/government assistance sponges, government employees (education employees), union members, which includes lawyer.

                    The second group is the itellectual elites, which are on here often. They include many from the first list. But the main requirement is, you have to think that most people are not capable of taking care of themselves. The government needs to be there with help and a fine-mesh safety net. This is also the same group that makes fun of Southerns, Christians.

                    You deserved being called a wingnut. It fits your ideology.

                    To put liberals/dems in a tidy little package is your way of seeming more important. You see you are sooo wrong. Liberals/progressives are such the polar opposite of conservative/neocons that you can't label us or pigeon hole us as do- nothing welfare intellectual elitist school teachers lawyers union workers or for that matter President of the United States.

                    I am a southerner and believe you me, the profile fits pretty good. I was lucky and was raised by a progressive, free thinking woman. The only time my neck is red is in the summer from working my garden.

                    {"commentId":9266968,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
                    • 6 votes
                    #23.14 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:33 PM EDT
                    {"commentId":9267127,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                    Greg-838903

                    Well then, act like like it.

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                      #23.15 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:49 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9267174,"authorDomain":"skylark246"}
                      Skye-768303

                      What are you...The 'Vine Police?

                      Someone needs to be.

                      {"commentId":9267174,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"skylark246"}
                      • 2 votes
                      #23.16 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:54 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9267505,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
                      jaywow67

                      Greg

                      23.11 is a violation of the CoH and you know it. Don't you ever get tired of doing that?

                      I marked as inflammatory, and everyone on the Vine is the Vine police. Maybe you aren't but most are. You do know if two or three people report your comment to Tyler you will be gone from the Vine, don't cha?

                      {"commentId":9267505,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
                      • 3 votes
                      #23.17 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:28 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9270220,"authorDomain":"held53"}
                      fireyourguns

                      Remember Greg, tattletales are sensitive!

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                      • 3 votes
                      #23.18 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:58 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9270284,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
                      jaywow67

                      fire

                      And little brains cant think.

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                      • 2 votes
                      #23.19 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:04 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9271161,"authorDomain":"held53"}
                      fireyourguns

                      jay

                      Practicing in the mirror, are you?

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                      • 2 votes
                      #23.20 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:22 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9278048,"authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
                      jaywow67

                      Well I see an adult when in front of the mirror instead of the 2 year old you see with your two year old comments.

                      {"commentId":9278048,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"jaywow67"}
                      • 2 votes
                      #23.21 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 1:23 PM EDT
                      Reply
                      {"commentId":9265988,"authorDomain":"docwhocuts"}
                      docwhocuts

                      I suggest fox wait and see how the washpost/latimes/nyt/msnbc/cbs/abc justify their non-coverage about a communist racist lawyer that got the job as the nation's top environmental engineer.

                      I bet fox covers the story. I bet they just don't put some joker on tv reading off a teleprompter.

                      {"commentId":9265988,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"docwhocuts"}
                      • 1 vote
                      Reply#24 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:00 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9266591,"authorDomain":"pdeuth"}
                      PDeuth

                      If Fox is not going to use our airwaves in our interest, let's pull their license to use our airwaves. They belong to us. Fox broadcasts at our pleasure. We have a chance to uphold the law and keep national media working, at the very least, not against us, so long as we keep Republicans out of office. That's up to us, as it keeping Fox an honest user of our air waves and bandwidth. We, the people, unlike many of our "representatives" are not property of either Fox, or any other large and powerful corporation.

                      Our government won't listen, however, as the people in it ARE bought and paid for by these large corporations. We, they feel, as merely along for the ride, and exist only to work, spend, and be manipulated. Are you happy with being a puppet? A profit center? A revenue source? We have the best government money can buy, and that's not a very good one at all.

                      {"commentId":9266591,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"pdeuth"}
                      • 2 votes
                      Reply#25 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 3:57 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9266742,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      Greg-838903

                      If Fox is not going to use our airwaves in our interest, let's pull their license to use our airwaves.

                      Wow PD...really shown your true colors there. Why not just nationalize the media? We could have "The Peoples News" (kind of like NPR). So, if the news isn't Liberal enough...shut 'em down? Now that is scary!

                      {"commentId":9266742,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      • 2 votes
                      #25.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:12 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9266851,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      Greg-838903

                      If Fox is not going to use our airwaves in our interest, let's pull their license to use our airwaves.

                      Just curious....Did you complain this loudly when the major networks didn't cover Bush's speeches?

                      {"commentId":9266851,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      • 1 vote
                      #25.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:22 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9267016,"authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
                      CCArm

                      Greg,

                      Name ONE time the major networks didn't cover Bush when he addressed Congress. Or ONE state of the union. About the only thing they didn't cover were the ignorant (but few) press conferences.

                      {"commentId":9267016,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"celiaarm"}
                      • 4 votes
                      #25.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:38 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9267159,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      Greg-838903

                      CCA....I can remeber several times when Bush went to "address the nation" and was noty covered by the big 3. If you want exact date, I can't help you. Try Google.

                      {"commentId":9267159,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      • 1 vote
                      #25.4 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:52 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9267311,"authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                      c anderson

                      CCA

                      Better yet, name one major network that isn't carrying Obama's speech. Since it is on 2 of Fox's networks, can I believe that MSNBC isn't carrying it?

                      {"commentId":9267311,"threadId":"668702","contentId":"3228617","authorDomain":"mimacarol"}
                      • 2 votes
                      #25.5 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:08 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9267842,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      Greg-838903

                      Executives at Fox, owned by News Corp., would not comment on the decision Monday. It's not without precedent for the network; Fox didn't carry a prime-time speech by President George W. Bush in November 2001 despite a request from the White House.

                      Stolen from page 2

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                      • 1 vote
                      #25.6 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 5:57 PM EDT
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                      {"commentId":9267031,"authorDomain":"TangMu-rung-fu"}
                      TangMu

                      Fair and balanced . . . right.
                      Not that I care to see or hear Mr Obama's on-going excuses & distorted reports anyway - Fox Broadcasting Network, affiliates, and advertisors are the last place I would look or listen or support . . .
                      Their motto should better read, "RM's Power & Control Station".
                      Actions speak louder than words - I await the outcome!

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                      Reply#26 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 4:40 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9269689,"authorDomain":"gregoryleebates"}
                      Greg-838903

                      And MSNBC has "reporters" having "thrills shoot up their legs" by Obama speeches. That is real objective.

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                      #26.1 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 9:08 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9270348,"authorDomain":"held53"}
                      fireyourguns

                      It's the first place that I look. Actually, it's the only place that I look! No matter how much the left kicks and screams about Fox's credibility, ratings equal legitimacy! Besides, I want to blow a hole in my new 52" lcd everytime Olberman's gigantic head appears on it, and that clown just isn't worth it!

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                      #26.2 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 10:09 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9271207,"authorDomain":"susan-sugrue"}
                      Bob-725866

                      Greg: Chris Mathews is a commentator = entertainer - he is by no stretch of the imagination a reporter nor has he claimed to be one. Holding him to a standard that has nothing to do with his job is self serving.

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                      #26.3 - Sat Sep 5, 2009 11:28 PM EDT
                      {"commentId":9272456,"authorDomain":"namlous"}
                      ol doc gold

                      @fireyourguns

                      ratings equal legitimacy!

                      wow...you really believe that? That is incredibility dangerous.

                      And its a double edged sword, think about it. Fox news is the top rated cable news channel however it is regularly blown away by network news shows.

                      FNC: 1,400,000 viewers

                      however...

                      CBS evening news: 11,500,000

                      ABC News: 10,000,000

                      NBC Nightly News 14,000,000 (highest rated overall news show for over 10 years)

                      PBS Newshours with Jim Lehrer: 8,000,000 (total per week)

                      disclaimer: these numbers are from different sources and different time periods, they may not be exact but they are close enough to correct to support my point.

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                      • 2 votes
                      #26.4 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 2:02 AM EDT
                      {"commentId":9273095,"authorDomain":"coriecook"}
                      Corie

                      Fox news is the top rated cable news channel however it is regularly blown away by network news shows.

                      And the ratings for the cable news programs for MSN, CBS, and ABC are also regularly blown away by network news program ratings, only much more than FOX's cable ratings are. All that shows is that more people watch network news than cable news. I'm sure if FOX decided to have a 6 pm network news program on every night, the ratings for that program would also skyrocket...

                      When FOX competes on cable, it is top-rated. It is not competing on network TV (instead, it offers family programming - at least in my area), but if it did, it would probably also be top-rated there, too.

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                      • 2 votes
                      #26.5 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 3:59 AM EDT
                      {"commentId":9273608,"authorDomain":"took43583"}
                      took43583

                      "It is not competing on network TV (instead, it offers family programming - at least in my area),"

                      One thing that amazes me about Fox is how the over-the-air part of the network began as something so very different from what the "family values" crowd wanted.

                      Back when Fox bought out our local Detroit CBS franchise (and there had to be a lot of money involved for that to happen) the initial programming offerings were anything but family-friendly. In fact, they were quite raunchy, and the religious right were one of the most vocal groups of protesters. Remember Terry Rakolta and Americans for Responsible Television?

                      Granted, these days pretty much all the network and cable outlets (including Fox) have programming that is even more risqué than Fox's early shows, so the whole thing is probably pretty easy to forget.

                      I'm just surprised to see Fox broadcast programming described as "family programming" at all. Even today, most of what you find in their prime-time lineup is not the sort of thing I would let kids watch--and I'm downright liberal!

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                      #26.6 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 6:59 AM EDT
                      {"commentId":9279227,"authorDomain":"coriecook"}
                      Corie

                      I vaguely remember Terry Rakolta, but had dismissed her as another wacko. I read that Rakolta's publicity started in 1989 - when she called for a boycott of Married With Children. Although I agree it was not a family program, I did love watching it. Even though I enjoyed it, I think programs of that type should be kept in a 9 pm or later time slot.

                      For years, my local FOX station has shown reruns of Little House On The Prairie in the time slots I was talking about. I don't consider their (nor most programs on the other networks in the same time period) prime-time programs suitable for children. Most of the time, in my home, the TV is turned off during prime-time (unless someone says there is an interesting program on), and we either read, converse, or engage in another activity during that time.

                      Although I never forbade my kids from watching a network broadcast that I disapproved of, I made sure I watched the same program so we could discuss it later. Aside from their complaints that all other kids in the world get to watch whatever they wish without parental interference, it seems to have worked fine for my family.

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                        #26.7 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 2:33 PM EDT
                        {"commentId":9279620,"authorDomain":"took43583"}
                        took43583

                        "Although I never forbade my kids from watching a network broadcast that I disapproved of, I made sure I watched the same program so we could discuss it later. Aside from their complaints that all other kids in the world get to watch whatever they wish without parental interference, it seems to have worked fine for my family."

                        I think this is a good strategy with older elementary school age and early teens, and I do the same. For young kids, though, most of Fox's programming is off limits in my family. A show like "24" is too violent, for example.

                        To me, a "family-friendly" show is something I can let a 7 or 8 year-old watch by himself. But I will let my preschooler watch some of these shows with me, so I can stop (thank goodness for DVR cable boxes; don't know how we got by without them before) and ask him questions like "Was that a nice thing, or a mean thing that so-and-so did? What should she have done instead?" or "Could someone really fly to the moon using a slingshot? Do you think he would be able to breathe without a spacesuit?" That allows us to discuss issues like real vs. pretend, right vs. wrong, safe vs. dangerous, and so forth.

                        Disney, that other media outlet that likes to call itself family-friendly, is one of the worst offenders in the violence category. I have not yet allowed my preschooler to watch things like "Bambi" or "Finding Nemo"--just too scary with the themes of dead parents and children in peril. "Cars" and "Wall-E" were OK, but we talked a lot about the dangerous antics on screen, and how real people would be badly injured by the same events.

                        So I agree. Most of the time the TV is off in my house, too. Even during daytime hours, most of the programming on my local Fox affiliate is garbage.

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                        #26.8 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 3:01 PM EDT
                        {"commentId":9282148,"authorDomain":"coriecook"}
                        Corie

                        I did not know that FOX in some areas, like yours, showed non-kid-friendly programs like House at 5 pm. And I agree about Disney programs. I like your approach - would be nice if more parents engaged in the same caring policies you described in your last post.

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                        • 1 vote
                        #26.9 - Sun Sep 6, 2009 5:38 PM EDT
                        {"commentId":9284053,"authorDomain":"took43583"}
                        took43583

                        Yep. During the week it's local news from 4:30-9:00 AM, 11:00-noon, 5:00-6:30 PM and 10:00-11:00 PM, with the usual scary stuff you expect in a Detroit newscast (robberies, shootings, etc.) The rest of the non-prime-time lineup is trashy talk shows, several different reality TV court shows along the lines of "Judge Judy," entertainment tripe like TMZ, and reruns of "Seinfeld." On the weekends some of that is replaced by movies, other Fox series reruns and syndicated shows. Very little there for kids.

                        We end up watching the local PBS affiliates, CBET (CBC affiliate--one of the perks of living in Detroit is access to Canadian broadcast TV) Noggin, and the Weather Channel more than anything else. But even the Weather Channel gets scary sometimes, just as the otherwise educational Discovery and Science Channels have some frightening stuff that has to be chosen carefully and discussed thoroughly. We usually avoid the History Channel, which a colleague's husband quite accurately refers to as the "Death and Pestilence Channel."

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