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[thepeel]

[EFLtrainer]

[EFLtrainer]

[huffdaddy]

[EFLtrainer]

This really is simple: there are several ways it MAY be interpreted, but unfortunately for you folk, they have actually stated why they are refusing to join any debate sponsored/put on by Fox: they are a despicable, lying propaganda machine lying their asses off by pretending to be news.

I agree with them: don't give them even the pretension of legitimacy unless and until they actually become a news service. It is time to start speaking plainly in the U.S.

Bush is a liar. People should say so.

He's in the pocket of the oil interests. People should say so.

Fox news is a propaganda outlet for the Neo-Con Oil Industry Cabal. People should say so.

Finally, people are. And, powerfully, they are saying it in deed rather than just rhetoric.

It is well past time.

[stevemcgarrett]

Gee, EFLTrainer, was Clinton a liar?

As for false sympathy, perhaps I should feign being overcome with grief as Clinton did after leaving Ron Brown's funeral (caught on videotape)?

I'm no big fan of the Black Caucus primarily because it's been a mouthpiece for the Democratic Party rather than fairly trying to represent the range of black voice in America. But then trying to convince you of that would be difficult given your advanced state of rabies.

gang ah jee:

CNN International, which I watch regularly and which should be renamed CNN UK is decidedly to the left in its coverage and so too is CBSNews. I would hardly characterize either of them as centrist.

O'Reilly is much more astute than Hannity and the latter keeps recycling the same spiel. Colmes is indeed mild-mannered while Hannity is obnoxious but at least some feeble attempt was made to counterpoint. And Colmes does bring on left-leaning guests who counterpunch better than he does. The other news channels often don't even bother to do that.

And CNN claims to be the network we can trust. So they're claim to objectivity is just as much a joke.

[Tiger Beer]

it's a sad state of affairs for american politics when edwards is considered liberal - okay, in U.S. he is, but that is the sad part.

statements like that make the U.S. sound about as Taliban-ish as you can possibly get without actually being the Taliban itself.

[gang ah jee]

[EFLtrainer]

To my knowledge those other networks don't send out talking point memos to their staffs. Nor do they lie on a daily basis. Nor do they cut people's mics, etc.

What, just cause you say so, stevo? Try again. Back it up, boy.