[bolobaby]

they've been slamming these protestors all morning - and not subtly, either

[Red Boots]

I saw this too. It was indeed heartening.

[Mamzelle]

Cool. I love you, Fox.

[anniegetyourgun]

EXPOSE THE LEFT!

[RooRoobird14]

I'm sure they think of themselves as "Psychotherapists Against the War", but "Psycho Therapists Against the War" is the more accurate description.

Thank God for Fox News!!!

[Cagey]

'Psycho Therapists against War.'

Hahahahaha! That's the funniest thing I've heard so far today, but it's still early.

[evad]

As always...Fair and Balanced.

Tune in to FOX when you need to be sure.

[TruthFactor]

God Bless FOX News. The other reporting is just disgusting. These other news networks are the enemies of America. It's as if they actually want America to lose this war.

[cynicom]

Unrehearsed and "spontaneous" outpouring of thousands of people. Yes, they just all happened to hit the streets at one time.

[chigung]

Fox News isn't considered "mainstream media"?
Its owned by the same company that has put out such "quality programming" as "Married with children", "Celebrity Boxing", and "Who wants to marry a millionaire".

Give me a break.

Lets also not forget, the right to protest is exactly what those solders are fighting for. Just because we might not agree with there opinion, doesn't mean they should not be able to express it.

[Future Snake Eater]

I hope the mainstream media starts to "frame the protests" the way Fox News did . . . (but I'm not holding my breath!)

Good, I wouldn't advise you hold your breath! For some reason I paused on "Today" and Katie! and the others were treating this lame "die-in" as one of the most important events in the last year. Also did a bio on the leader of the protest group, some old hag who's been doing this sort of thing for 40 years apparently. Wonder if she knows what an honest paycheck looks like...

Oh, and Katie! can burn for all eternity.

[Mister Baredog]

(but I'm not holding my breath!)

That would be very unhealthy! Waiting for the mainstream media to be fair will be a veeery long wait indeed. They can't even seem to be able to see what's right in front of them in Iraq. Yesterday they seemed to take up the Iraqi call that somehow we were intentional bombing the civilians in Baghdad now. After all that what the Iraqi flunkie just said in their "news" conference. Somehow we are to think that because of 14 civilian deaths in Baghdad we better change our strategery. They are the enemy almost as much as the Iraqi propaganda they repeat regularly. Somehow they avoid being "judgemental" when it comes to the myriad of abuses by Iraqi war criminals, that they just seem to accept. The continual effort to draw "moral equivalency" between the sides in this war makes me want to puke!

[Blood of Tyrants]

Phil Valentine, a talk radio host here in Nashville, outed the Nashville Center for Peace and Justice (organizer of the anti-war demonstrations here) last Friday as simply a front for the Communist Party of Middle Tennessee (who lists their contact phone number and address as the NCPJ), the Democratic Socialists Party, and several other socialist/communist/liberal/envirowacko groups.

When Phil called the place, they had the gall to deny it even though it is on their website.

[WKB]

When they set it up, the reporterette said,

Please show more respect for E. D.!! She is not your typical reporterette!

[Frankss]

Phsycho The rapist

[shhrubbery!]

'Psycho Therapists against War'

I like that spelling. It is much more descriptive of the reality of these people than the more common, 'psychotherapists.'

[Cate]

thanks FOX for making my morning.

[cricket]

"You've got to keep in mind, Sargeant, that this group is organized by 'Anarchists and Communists,' 'The International Socialist Organization,' and 'Psycho Therapists against War.'"

. . .try to say the words, CNN; NBC; ABC et al. . .just try some Truth; the experience might grow on you!

[beachn4fun]

HEY! Way to go Fox. FYI - FoxNews interviewed someone the other night (I'm sorry but I only caught snatches so I don't know if the guy was an Iraqi citizen. Hope someone else saw this and can fill in the blanks), I believe here in the US, of a guy who has about 8 televisions where he monitors different stations to try to keep abreast of what is going on. Anyway the interesting part I thought was as he translated what some of these "foreign (e.g. Iraq tv, Al-Jereeza)" television stations were broadcasting, it sound VERY familiar. They sounded JUST like the many protesters around the world. All the protest signs we've been reading. Coincidence? I don't think so......

[GrandMoM]

I have been away for five days, and not one of the Hotels I stayed at had FOX news available. I was forced to watch those other stations to see what was happening in the war, and I have never seen such bias or unfair reporting before. It made me sick!!!!!

I will check Foxnews.com to find out what hotels carry their stations before I go travel the next time. Oh, the withdrawls from FOX & FreeRepublic was terrible!!!!!