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SeekingTruth Donating Member (370 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Nov-02-04 02:19 AM
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Yesterday or so, the idiot Lou Dobbs said...
he is tired of how Kerry and Bush did not talk about the issues. What is it about these idiot media people that escapes them that they are the cause of the issues not being talked about?

I get so sick and tired of the media failing to do its job (i.e., too little criticism over Bush's missing WMD's and the march to war) and then holding a symposium to publicly spank itself until the next media failure.

Then tonight CNN's moron Bill Schneider said that the Swiftliars have dogged Kerry for years and he should have known that they would be back this time around - I wanted to reach out and grab that bald headed idiot and scream, "IF YOU PEOPLE HAD DONE YOUR JOB AND NOT REPORTED ON LIES, KERRY WOULDN'T HAVE HAD TO ANSWER THAT BULLSHIT IN THE FIRST PLACE!!!!"
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flordehinojos Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Nov-02-04 03:58 AM
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1. also, about two days ago, you should have heard Paula Zahn ask Michael
Moore in a surprised shrilly voice, "You mean you are not going to be holding your nose up as you vote for Kerry?".

and that , these days, seems to pass for "objective" t.v.show host reporting.

It was more like I had to hold my own nose when I heard the bucket of muck and slime Paula Zahn was serving Michael Moore--which Anderson Cooper tried also to serve him last night when, as if to make up for what he knows is his' along with the rest of the media's failure to hold bush accountable, he went after Ralph Nader and Michael Moore with a vengeance. Anderson Cooper was in fact replicating Bush's behavior of "going after the wrong party".

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NightOwwl Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Nov-02-04 04:03 AM
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2. Yeah, it's not like the news media was lacking
serious issues to report over the past 4 years. :argh:
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