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Rockindeano wrote:No different than Fox News.
Deal with it.
conversationpc wrote:Rockindeano wrote:No different than Fox News.
Deal with it.
Come on...Comparing bad behavior to other bad behavior doesn't justify it nor aid your argument. That's weak.
Rockindeano wrote:conversationpc wrote:Rockindeano wrote:No different than Fox News.
Deal with it.
Come on...Comparing bad behavior to other bad behavior doesn't justify it nor aid your argument. That's weak.
Not comparing. The NY Times still can prove itself, and better. Fixed Noise has a record of Bullshit for 8 years now. You are right, there is NO comparison.
Rockindeano wrote:conversationpc wrote:Rockindeano wrote:No different than Fox News.
Deal with it.
Come on...Comparing bad behavior to other bad behavior doesn't justify it nor aid your argument. That's weak.
Not comparing. The NY Times still can prove itself, and better. Fixed Noise has a record of Bullshit for 8 years now. You are right, there is NO comparison.
Seven Wishes wrote:"Abysmal? He's the most proactive President since Clinton, and he's bringing much-needed change for the better to a nation that has been tyrannized by the worst President since Hoover."- 7 Wishes on Pres. Obama
RedWingFan wrote:You better check notes with your girl Hillary. She just recently said Fox News is better than MSNBC.Miss that did you?
conversationpc wrote:RedWingFan wrote:You better check notes with your girl Hillary. She just recently said Fox News is better than MSNBC.Miss that did you?
I must've missed that one.
Seven Wishes wrote:"Abysmal? He's the most proactive President since Clinton, and he's bringing much-needed change for the better to a nation that has been tyrannized by the worst President since Hoover."- 7 Wishes on Pres. Obama
RedWingFan wrote:conversationpc wrote:RedWingFan wrote:You better check notes with your girl Hillary. She just recently said Fox News is better than MSNBC.Miss that did you?
I must've missed that one.
She said that right about the time a MSNBC guy made the "pimped out" comment about Chelsea.
conversationpc wrote:RedWingFan wrote:conversationpc wrote:RedWingFan wrote:You better check notes with your girl Hillary. She just recently said Fox News is better than MSNBC.Miss that did you?
I must've missed that one.
She said that right about the time a MSNBC guy made the "pimped out" comment about Chelsea.
But MSNBC has that hack Olbermann.
conversationpc wrote:I can't stand McCain but this piece by the New York Times is an obvious smear with little or no supporting evidence. Can their bias be any more evident?
Why don't they just go ahead and report on Hillary's supposed lesbian affair? There's no real evidence there, either, but they didn't report on that, did they?
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The_Noble_Cause wrote:Say what you will, but I can always count on Olbermann to play a quote in context.
When everyone else on NBC was decrying Bill Clinton's "fairy tale" comment as outright racism, only Olbermann played the comments in full to show that Clinton was actually discussing Obama's Iraq voting record. Similarly, when it came to Kerry's de-contexualized "stuck in Iraq" remarks, only Keith played Kerry's entire anti-Bush comedic monologue in full.
Where else do you get the full picture?
It sure as hell ain't Hannity or Beck.
conversationpc wrote:You're wrong about Beck. Dead wrong.
That being said...Olbermann is the hypocrite who got pissed about the comments regarding Chelsea Clinton being "pimped out" yet he made similar comments regarding Bush and Petreaus.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Beck lied about Limbaugh's "phony soldiers" comments and Kerry's "stuck in Iraq" comments. He could've simply played the full audio of either instances to clear the air. Instead he tailored each story to fit his rah-rah right wing agenda.
Those are grown men. And Petraeus to some extent was pimped out. His report was written by the White House for him. Disrepectful choice of words, sure. But altogether inaccurate? I'm not so sure.
ohsherrie wrote:We all know the Washington Post was just waging a left wing smear campaign against Nixon too.![]()
It was OK for the Republicans to spend 8 yrs feeding a mainstream media frenzy with every ort of a tidbit of a possibility of a suspicion of anything they could dig up about Clinton, but as soon as it looks like one of their boys is about to get caught they cry foul.
conversationpc wrote:ohsherrie wrote:We all know the Washington Post was just waging a left wing smear campaign against Nixon too.![]()
It was OK for the Republicans to spend 8 yrs feeding a mainstream media frenzy with every ort of a tidbit of a possibility of a suspicion of anything they could dig up about Clinton, but as soon as it looks like one of their boys is about to get caught they cry foul.
You don't have me on either of those issues. Try again, please.
conversationpc wrote:Besides that, there's currently more evidence that Michael Jackson is normal than there is with these allegations against McCain.
ohsherrie wrote:conversationpc wrote:Besides that, there's currently more evidence that Michael Jackson is normal than there is with these allegations against McCain.
Do you, or does anybody for that matter, really know how much evidence the Times has? Did anybody really know how much evidence the Post had when the Watergate story first broke?
For that matter, how much real evidence was there of White Water when that was first plastered all over every newspaper, network and cable news channel? Not enough obviously since they couldn't ever prove anything.
conversationpc wrote:ohsherrie wrote:conversationpc wrote:Besides that, there's currently more evidence that Michael Jackson is normal than there is with these allegations against McCain.
Do you, or does anybody for that matter, really know how much evidence the Times has? Did anybody really know how much evidence the Post had when the Watergate story first broke?
For that matter, how much real evidence was there of White Water when that was first plastered all over every newspaper, network and cable news channel? Not enough obviously since they couldn't ever prove anything.
That's a weak, weak argument. We now have the luxury of looking back on those events and seeing real evidence. This one has two unnamed sources who admitted that they don't like McCain in the first place, not to mention that this story first surfaced eight years ago and went away because there's no evidence. If any substantial evidence comes out, I'll change my mind but this just looks like a hit piece at this time.
Like I said in my initial post, there's just as much "evidence" that Hillary was having a lesbian affair with former staffer Huma Abedin as there is with this McCain story yet they certainly aren't printing that one on the front page, are they?
conversationpc wrote:ohsherrie wrote:conversationpc wrote:Besides that, there's currently more evidence that Michael Jackson is normal than there is with these allegations against McCain.
Do you, or does anybody for that matter, really know how much evidence the Times has? Did anybody really know how much evidence the Post had when the Watergate story first broke?
For that matter, how much real evidence was there of White Water when that was first plastered all over every newspaper, network and cable news channel? Not enough obviously since they couldn't ever prove anything.
That's a weak, weak argument. We now have the luxury of looking back on those events and seeing real evidence. This one has two unnamed sources who admitted that they don't like McCain in the first place, not to mention that this story first surfaced eight years ago and went away because there's no evidence. If any substantial evidence comes out, I'll change my mind but this just looks like a hit piece at this time.
Like I said in my initial post, there's just as much "evidence" that Hillary was having a lesbian affair with former staffer Huma Abedin as there is with this McCain story yet they certainly aren't printing that one on the front page, are they?
Arkansas wrote:Barb wrote: ... I will not vote for McCain, ...
Is it just McCain, or is it the Republican party?
(no bait...an honest question)
later~
ohsherrie wrote:No actually it's the most applicable of all possible arguments because as far as we knew then, or know now, all of the examples started out in exactly the same manner as this one. We know how they came out, but we don't know how this one will.
Whether or not it's true isn't the issue with me because he'll never make it to the White House anyway. What really gets me about it is the hypocrisy of the Republican party pundits crying foul at the allegation after the way they used the media to further their witchhunts during the Clinton administration.
conversationpc wrote:ohsherrie wrote:No actually it's the most applicable of all possible arguments because as far as we knew then, or know now, all of the examples started out in exactly the same manner as this one. We know how they came out, but we don't know how this one will.
Good thing you're not in charge of our judicial system because it sounds like you've convicted McCain already.Whether or not it's true isn't the issue with me because he'll never make it to the White House anyway. What really gets me about it is the hypocrisy of the Republican party pundits crying foul at the allegation after the way they used the media to further their witchhunts during the Clinton administration.
Witchhunts? Weren't there several convictions that came out of that investigation? Oh wait...I forgot. That was just the "vast right-wing conspiracy" that must've bribed the judges/juries or something like that.
Barb wrote:conversationpc wrote:ohsherrie wrote:No actually it's the most applicable of all possible arguments because as far as we knew then, or know now, all of the examples started out in exactly the same manner as this one. We know how they came out, but we don't know how this one will.
Good thing you're not in charge of our judicial system because it sounds like you've convicted McCain already.Whether or not it's true isn't the issue with me because he'll never make it to the White House anyway. What really gets me about it is the hypocrisy of the Republican party pundits crying foul at the allegation after the way they used the media to further their witchhunts during the Clinton administration.
Witchhunts? Weren't there several convictions that came out of that investigation? Oh wait...I forgot. That was just the "vast right-wing conspiracy" that must've bribed the judges/juries or something like that.
The VRW also made sure Clinton got disbarred too.
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