Do you believe this is unique to Fox? What about MSNBC?
MSNBC always had reporters with conservative leanings. When's the last time you saw a liberal on Fox? Seeing as how that's still a dirty word at that studio?
The reality is that nobody hates like the loving left!
How about Fred Phelps?
Some of these guys are little
Generalizing already, but continue...
That's a right-wing philosophy
Wow, you're really winning points here.
that cannot tolerate a perspective that varies from their own.
From the person who's been hyperdefensive of Fox News lately, judging by the multiple threads you've started on the subject.
They won't engage in a serious discussion because they lack the mental acumen to do so.
And you end by calling everyone who thinks different than you stupid. Considering you confused Fascism for a liberal ideal, I'll just chalk it up to a string of insults that don't really mean much. But I have to say that it calls your own mental acumen into question when you ironically throw out insults that mean the
exact opposite of what you intended.
Is there anything in particular you hate about "The left" that you're like to vent? An exact instance you can state? Or are you (again, the irony) merely accusing all of the left of being this way, in the same way you say people generalize Fox News as telling outright lies all the time?
Ok, so you believe that Bush was responsible for high gas prices in 2008 but Obama is NOT responsible for high gas prices now. Gotcha.
Obama inherited the wars, nothing he could do about that except try to extract us whenever possible, and he did pull us out of Iraq. So bully for him. At this point however, we're no longer the chief users of oil in the world. The Industrialization of China has exploded in the past 5 years, and whereas we used to consume 70% of the oil sold in the world, we have dropped to about 20%. We'll have significantly less say going forward. In a way, it actually exonerates Bush to a degree; the oil prices would've happened anyway, it just happened a bit sooner because of actions from his administration.
I don't believe presidents are responsible for gas prices. However, their policies certainly affect them. Obviously a war with Iran will result in increased prices. Even the threat of war has seemingly driven up prices. Something that would help, though, would be to allow more drilling in more locations. I'm all for developing new forms of energy (solar, wind, etc.) but for the here-and-now we need to increase the available supply of oil in order to reduce the cost of filling up our cars. This is where Obama is dead wrong.
The report showing how much oil was under the Rocky Mountains was found to be greatly, GREATLY inaccurate. Like, a couple of orders of magnitude inaccurate. That said, are you for the nationalization of US oil deposits? Sure, the oil could be sold cheap, but when it's drilled up, why the hell wouldn't the company doing so sell it for the fair market rate? How exactly would oil prices significantly decrease just because we tapped a few more kegs locally? Hell, any sane company would ship it straight to Europe, where gasoline sells for ten dollars a gallon. Isn't capitalism grand?