Yeah, but now he's on the 'F' word network.Originally posted by barbarluna@Sep 19 2005, 12:55 PM
Bill Hemmer is so hot!
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Originally posted by barbarluna@Sep 20 2005, 06:28 PM
Agreed! But Bill Hemmer does not strike me as "F" news material. How could they possibly steal him from CNN and Soledad O'Brien.
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CNN didn't lose Hemmer. They humiliated him by giving the morning anchor to flyboy Miles O'Brien.Originally posted by barbarluna@Sep 20 2005, 05:28 PM
Agreed! But Bill Hemmer does not strike me as "F" news material. How could they possibly steal him from CNN and Soledad O'Brien.
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CNN didn't lose Hemmer. They humiliated him by giving the morning anchor to flyboy Miles O'Brien.Originally posted by mistergrasso+Sep 21 2005, 06:55 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mistergrasso @ Sep 21 2005, 06:55 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-barbarluna@Sep 20 2005, 05:28 PM
Agreed! But Bill Hemmer does not strike me as "F" news material. How could they possibly steal him from CNN and Soledad O'Brien.
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Agreed! But Bill Hemmer does not strike me as "F" news material. How could they possibly steal him from CNN and Soledad O'Brien.
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Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance!
You're not very bright, are you?Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 06:30 AM
Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance!
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Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 01:30 AM
Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance![post=345562]Quoted post[/post]
Originally posted by mindseye+Sep 22 2005, 01:13 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mindseye @ Sep 22 2005, 01:13 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 01:30 AM
Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance![post=345562]Quoted post[/post]
no, you're wrong. Did you ever hear of "memogate"? they made up a story, fabricated documents, spent an entire week thinking we'd follow along like we've always done and not fight back against their bias! Well it looks like we got the truth. Dan Rather is gone, but sadly still spews his hate to anyone who will listen.Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001+Sep 22 2005, 09:57 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(tnecvolfan2001 @ Sep 22 2005, 09:57 AM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Originally posted by mindseye@Sep 22 2005, 01:13 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 01:30 AM
Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance![post=345562]Quoted post[/post]
Statistically, you're /way/ off the mark. Fox News does have higher ratings than CNN currently --- but not so much higher that "thousands could leave ... in droves and they'd still have double the audience".
CBS's ratings are much higher than Fox News.
The New York Times isn't a national broadcast station; it's a city newspaper. What was your point here?
As for not purposely running down a President in the middle of a campaign, no, they haven't done that since 1996. And when the next incumbent Democratic president runs for re-election in 2012, they'll be doing it again.
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Originally posted by Satsfakshun+Sep 22 2005, 04:14 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Satsfakshun @ Sep 22 2005, 04:14 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 09:57 AM
Originally posted by mindseye@Sep 22 2005, 01:13 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 01:30 AM
Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance![post=345562]Quoted post[/post]
Statistically, you're /way/ off the mark. Fox News does have higher ratings than CNN currently --- but not so much higher that "thousands could leave ... in droves and they'd still have double the audience".
CBS's ratings are much higher than Fox News.
The New York Times isn't a national broadcast station; it's a city newspaper. What was your point here?
As for not purposely running down a President in the middle of a campaign, no, they haven't done that since 1996. And when the next incumbent Democratic president runs for re-election in 2012, they'll be doing it again.
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no, you're wrong. Did you ever hear of "memogate"? they made up a story, fabricated documents, spent an entire week thinking we'd follow along like we've always done and not fight back against their bias! Well it looks like we got the truth. Dan Rather is gone, but sadly still spews his hate to anyone who will listen.
No, CBS and the NYT are not CNN but they are part of the blame America first network that people are rejecting. Most tax-paying, job-having Americans love this country and are glad we're fighting for our survival! CBS may still be beating Fox in the ratings, but a whole new generation are tuning out of network TV. If I were CBS I'd just cancel the whole damn news department. Let's face it, it's not the network of Edward R. Murrow anymore. Actually that's good to me, but even I admit he was more credible than what they've got now. (Refer to the above 'memogate'
And good luck getting a Democrat elected to the presidency. The liberals refuse to fight any enemies and apparently all they're for is getting Bush out of office. They have to come up with some solutions first before anyone's gonna put them in the White House.
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Originally posted by Sabln7+Sep 22 2005, 06:21 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Sabln7 @ Sep 22 2005, 06:21 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Originally posted by Satsfakshun@Sep 22 2005, 04:14 PM
Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 09:57 AM
Originally posted by mindseye@Sep 22 2005, 01:13 PM
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Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance![post=345562]Quoted post[/post]
Statistically, you're /way/ off the mark. Fox News does have higher ratings than CNN currently --- but not so much higher that "thousands could leave ... in droves and they'd still have double the audience".
CBS's ratings are much higher than Fox News.
The New York Times isn't a national broadcast station; it's a city newspaper. What was your point here?
As for not purposely running down a President in the middle of a campaign, no, they haven't done that since 1996. And when the next incumbent Democratic president runs for re-election in 2012, they'll be doing it again.
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no, you're wrong. Did you ever hear of "memogate"? they made up a story, fabricated documents, spent an entire week thinking we'd follow along like we've always done and not fight back against their bias! Well it looks like we got the truth. Dan Rather is gone, but sadly still spews his hate to anyone who will listen.
No, CBS and the NYT are not CNN but they are part of the blame America first network that people are rejecting. Most tax-paying, job-having Americans love this country and are glad we're fighting for our survival! CBS may still be beating Fox in the ratings, but a whole new generation are tuning out of network TV. If I were CBS I'd just cancel the whole damn news department. Let's face it, it's not the network of Edward R. Murrow anymore. Actually that's good to me, but even I admit he was more credible than what they've got now. (Refer to the above 'memogate'
And good luck getting a Democrat elected to the presidency. The liberals refuse to fight any enemies and apparently all they're for is getting Bush out of office. They have to come up with some solutions first before anyone's gonna put them in the White House.
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CBS didn't have anything to do with fabricating documents. The source for their story fabricated the documents. CBS failed to have them authenticated. Still, the secretary who would have been in the person to type the original memos said that the fabricated documents pretty much summed up her boss's opinion of "Lt. Bush."
If you want to talk about half truths created out of whole cloth, look at the swift boat nonsense used against Kerry. None of it could be corroberated outside of the group wishing to harm Kerry. And then Faux News furthers the scam by playing those commercials four times (in the public's interest, of course) to each time the swifties could afford to air it.
Nope, I'm afraid Hurricane Katrina blew off what was left of Pres. Bush's new clothes, revealing a naked lightweight. People are finally waking up from their Rove-induced mesmerization. Fox News is now on the wane as is the whole nazi-esque Neo-con movement.
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Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001+Sep 22 2005, 09:06 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(tnecvolfan2001 @ Sep 22 2005, 09:06 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Originally posted by Sabln7@Sep 22 2005, 06:21 PM
Originally posted by Satsfakshun@Sep 22 2005, 04:14 PM
Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 09:57 AM
Originally posted by mindseye@Sep 22 2005, 01:13 PM
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Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance![post=345562]Quoted post[/post]
Statistically, you're /way/ off the mark. Fox News does have higher ratings than CNN currently --- but not so much higher that "thousands could leave ... in droves and they'd still have double the audience".
CBS's ratings are much higher than Fox News.
The New York Times isn't a national broadcast station; it's a city newspaper. What was your point here?
As for not purposely running down a President in the middle of a campaign, no, they haven't done that since 1996. And when the next incumbent Democratic president runs for re-election in 2012, they'll be doing it again.
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no, you're wrong. Did you ever hear of "memogate"? they made up a story, fabricated documents, spent an entire week thinking we'd follow along like we've always done and not fight back against their bias! Well it looks like we got the truth. Dan Rather is gone, but sadly still spews his hate to anyone who will listen.
No, CBS and the NYT are not CNN but they are part of the blame America first network that people are rejecting. Most tax-paying, job-having Americans love this country and are glad we're fighting for our survival! CBS may still be beating Fox in the ratings, but a whole new generation are tuning out of network TV. If I were CBS I'd just cancel the whole damn news department. Let's face it, it's not the network of Edward R. Murrow anymore. Actually that's good to me, but even I admit he was more credible than what they've got now. (Refer to the above 'memogate'
And good luck getting a Democrat elected to the presidency. The liberals refuse to fight any enemies and apparently all they're for is getting Bush out of office. They have to come up with some solutions first before anyone's gonna put them in the White House.
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CBS didn't have anything to do with fabricating documents. The source for their story fabricated the documents. CBS failed to have them authenticated. Still, the secretary who would have been in the person to type the original memos said that the fabricated documents pretty much summed up her boss's opinion of "Lt. Bush."
If you want to talk about half truths created out of whole cloth, look at the swift boat nonsense used against Kerry. None of it could be corroberated outside of the group wishing to harm Kerry. And then Faux News furthers the scam by playing those commercials four times (in the public's interest, of course) to each time the swifties could afford to air it.
Nope, I'm afraid Hurricane Katrina blew off what was left of Pres. Bush's new clothes, revealing a naked lightweight. People are finally waking up from their Rove-induced mesmerization. Fox News is now on the wane as is the whole nazi-esque Neo-con movement.
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Amen. Amen. Thank God. Bush needs to go along with all of his cronies. It seems to me that he has committed far more impeachable offenses than the president just before him. Why don't those highly moral people in office do what they should with him and Tom DeLay and all of the others whose lies are destroying the fabric of American life? Is it because the lies are good for them? If not for everyone else....
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Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001+Sep 22 2005, 03:06 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(tnecvolfan2001 @ Sep 22 2005, 03:06 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Originally posted by Sabln7@Sep 22 2005, 06:21 PM
Originally posted by Satsfakshun@Sep 22 2005, 04:14 PM
Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 09:57 AM
Originally posted by mindseye@Sep 22 2005, 01:13 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-tnecvolfan2001@Sep 22 2005, 01:30 AM
Thousands could leave FoxNews in droves and they'd still have double the audience of CNN, CBS, the New York Times and all the rest of your outdated liberal old rags. At least they don't make up stories to purposely run down a President in the middle of a campaign. The American people want the truth and CBS and the New YOrk Times don't seem to be able to tell it anymore. So, see ya later and good riddance![post=345562]Quoted post[/post]
Statistically, you're /way/ off the mark. Fox News does have higher ratings than CNN currently --- but not so much higher that "thousands could leave ... in droves and they'd still have double the audience".
CBS's ratings are much higher than Fox News.
The New York Times isn't a national broadcast station; it's a city newspaper. What was your point here?
As for not purposely running down a President in the middle of a campaign, no, they haven't done that since 1996. And when the next incumbent Democratic president runs for re-election in 2012, they'll be doing it again.
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no, you're wrong. Did you ever hear of "memogate"? they made up a story, fabricated documents, spent an entire week thinking we'd follow along like we've always done and not fight back against their bias! Well it looks like we got the truth. Dan Rather is gone, but sadly still spews his hate to anyone who will listen.
No, CBS and the NYT are not CNN but they are part of the blame America first network that people are rejecting. Most tax-paying, job-having Americans love this country and are glad we're fighting for our survival! CBS may still be beating Fox in the ratings, but a whole new generation are tuning out of network TV. If I were CBS I'd just cancel the whole damn news department. Let's face it, it's not the network of Edward R. Murrow anymore. Actually that's good to me, but even I admit he was more credible than what they've got now. (Refer to the above 'memogate'
And good luck getting a Democrat elected to the presidency. The liberals refuse to fight any enemies and apparently all they're for is getting Bush out of office. They have to come up with some solutions first before anyone's gonna put them in the White House.
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CBS didn't have anything to do with fabricating documents. The source for their story fabricated the documents. CBS failed to have them authenticated. Still, the secretary who would have been in the person to type the original memos said that the fabricated documents pretty much summed up her boss's opinion of "Lt. Bush."
If you want to talk about half truths created out of whole cloth, look at the swift boat nonsense used against Kerry. None of it could be corroberated outside of the group wishing to harm Kerry. And then Faux News furthers the scam by playing those commercials four times (in the public's interest, of course) to each time the swifties could afford to air it.
Nope, I'm afraid Hurricane Katrina blew off what was left of Pres. Bush's new clothes, revealing a naked lightweight. People are finally waking up from their Rove-induced mesmerization. Fox News is now on the wane as is the whole nazi-esque Neo-con movement.
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Amen. Amen. Thank God. Bush needs to go along with all of his cronies. It seems to me that he has committed far more impeachable offenses than the president just before him. Why don't those highly moral people in office do what they should with him and Tom DeLay and all of the others whose lies are destroying the fabric of American life? Is it because the lies are good for them? If not for everyone else....
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Originally posted by mistergrasso@Sep 22 2005, 11:09 AM
You're not very bright, are you?
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Originally posted by tnecvolfan2001@Sep 23 2005, 06:09 AM
sorta like all the incessant hot air you libs blew about haliburton, or about tom delay. most of you dimwits don't even know what haliburton is. and you call ME not very bright.
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