Fox VP endorsed Kerry

DailyKos (Liberal Blog) ^ | Jul 11th, 2004 | DemFromCT

[anita]

Peter Chernin of News Corp., Warren Spector of Bear Stearns Cos., John Thompson of Symantec Corp., Barry Diller of InterActive Corp. and Daniel Rosensweig of Yahoo Inc. joined in a conference call yesterday to support the Democratic ticket.

Mr. Thompson praised Sen. John Kerry's plans to balance the budget, and took a swipe at President Bush: "If I ran my company in the red, I wouldn't be in my job."

[anita]

Now we know why Wendell Goler, Shep.Smith, Greg Kelley, Eric Burns dominates in diminishing Bush in all ways possible.

[presidentbowen]

What do you mean Anita?

[G.Mason]

"Mr. Thompson praised Sen. John Kerry's plans to balance the budget, and took a swipe at President Bush: "If I ran my company in the red, I wouldn't be in my job."

Well, one things for sure. As idiotic as the John and John road show is, this guy Thompson is even more idiotic.

Pssssst! Mr.Thompson ... the government isn't now, and never has been, run like a business.

It has an unlimited money supply, you silly person.

It takes from rich dolts like you, and gives to poor dolts like ... well you get the picture.

[F.J. Mitchell]

So now, the entire Media belongs to the liberals, again.

It's always been obvious that Colmes called the shots on Hannity and Colmes.

Fair and balanced was just a phrase of fiction.

[BC girl]

And if it wasn't for affirmative action Thompson wouldn't have his job either. He knows which side of his toast has the butter on it. Big mystery why Bush wouldn't pander to the NAACP, they hate him. If running in the red is so bad than why is home ownership supposedly such a good thing. Doesn't that entail mortgaging your future for thirty years. What about your kids? But I'm just an economist, what do I know. Student loans should probably be eliminated also. As they just further the 'borrow now pay later' mentality. I'm wondering why Mr. Thompson's software can't stop web-pages from changing my 'home page'.

[G.Mason]

" ... If running in the red is so bad than why is home ownership supposedly such a good thing. Doesn't that entail mortgaging your future for thirty years. "

Excellent point!

" ... What about your kids? But I'm just an economist, what do I know. Student loans should probably be eliminated also. As they just further the 'borrow now pay later' mentality ..."

Another excellent point.

Further, ever wonder about those people that max out their credit cards, and go bankrupt?

I'm just positive they are all screaming at the Feds for deficit spending. ;)