Don’t watch Fox much anymore. Anytime I turn it on they have some liberal talking head on and I can’t stand to listen to them.
When Rove comes on my finger just flicks the channel automatically. Sorry, can’t do anything about it.
You have to remember that The One won with 50.6% of the vote — what he now laughingly calls a “mandate.” He won by being much shrewder in identifying local politics and thus gaining a huge electoral win. Romney’s vaunted Orca was built to win the useless national popular vote, which it almost did. Politics now are strictly local but the Repubs continue to shout Big Ideas when Local Ideas are what win an election.
They've been pretty quite of late, though....
Their talk is all about winning, but I notice none of their talk is about what’s good for America. Just about winning.
Seems the right focus is missing in their talk.
We need the likes of DeMint, and Palin who talk about American worth, and value, AND winning.
I haven’t watched FNN since 2008. Looks like I haven’t missed much.
Rove has done a lot of damage to the GOP and the vetting process.
The list of shows worth watching on FOX grows shorter by the day. Not really a list anymore. When I end up feeling that I am constantly disagreeing with the people on air, I tend to go elsewhere where I can be entertained, rather than upset.
I wonder how well a show would do if it was set up like a show years ago, where there was a moderator that knew about a topic, and ten or 15 people from government, industry, and academe would discuss a topic and give the pros and cons on an issue. I think it was a public television show, but don’t remember the name. It was truly a good show because no one interrupted, the moderator asked incisive questions, and the answers were allowed sufficient time to put a syllogism together and support it with an example or two from real life.
There is no room for intelligent discussion on anything anymore in the media, because if they did, they could not get by with what they want to do on most things.
The Fourth Estate is a Fifth Column.
Ailes is running the network into the ground. I don’t care that they were wrong on their election predictions. That’s politics. I don’t like Stossel and all the libertarian mumbo jumbo. To me, libertarians look a lot like Democrats who don’t want to pay taxes.
“OK, let’s hear the next libertarian.”
“You should be free to do anything you want.”
“Really? (Whap!) I wanted to hit you on the head with a baseball bat. OK, let’s hear the next libertarian.”
So when are they Dumping and banning Far Left LibTurd Alan Colmes.
Morris simply believed that with everything that was at stake that voters would AT LEAST turn out in numbers that was something close to 2004.
That didn't happen. Republicans stayed home and Democrats got out went to the polls. If you factor in a 2004 Republican voter turn out, Morris was spot on in his analysis.
However, Republicans didn't like Romney and were willing to sacrifice the nation by staying home and letting Obama slide right back into the White House.
Democrats are corrupt and dishonest as hell, but Republicans are spineless and stupid and I don't know which is worse.