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blackbuc1 says:
I am saddened to see so many comments directed towards Mr. O''Reilly attempting to compare him and those who would listen to a balanced representation of news analysis to fascist sympathizers. Possibly, an in-depth study of constitutional law and American history would help these individuals to understand that the political views of Mr. O''Reilly and Mr. Hannity, like it or not, are quite representative of the majority of the framers of our venerated constitution. The rhetorical question that those who would spew such vitriol without the requisite analysis in support of their positions is, "What is your point?" As a conservative, I long for a return of the days in which my liberal bretheren would attempt to engage me in a political debate punctuated with civility, intelligence, and logic, with a specific and stated goal in mind. I respectfully request that future posters refrain from wasting readers'' time by carefully considering the purpose for your post. Then attempt to support your analysis with evidence instead of name-calling. Simply sowing the seeds of discord without providing a solution, or at lest some germane analysis, does nothing to solve any problem. It merely solidifies a liberal legacy of insignificance.
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roymayo4 says:
Your article is WRONG! I saw an interview with Nicholson and he said O%u2019Reilly told Obama he would love to have him on his show, not that he loved him. Print a correction.
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RoksResourcez says:
The best description of the FOX News Fascists can be found here - ByeGeorge.Org
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RoksResourcez says:
Right-On about Father Coughlin! He was the ORIGINAL Rush Limbaugh! A Nazi sympathizer. It''s just like Mother Gump used to tell Forrest; "Fascism IS - as fascism DOES." ...wait a minute here, wasn''t Forrest Gump named after the KKK? The guys with whom John Gibson and Bill O''Lielly like go nekkid-under-the-sheets late-night horseback riding? Enquiring minds wanna know.
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frb01 says:
I am hoping the fact that negative advertising got killed in Iowa is the start of a trend that ends of killing the politics of hate and finger pointing from both sides. We need to talk about the issues and how we move the country forward. not the continued fixation with what words were said and when or that someone did an essay in elementary school about dreaming of being president.
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denny4--2008 says:
O''Reilly and Hannity are modern-day Charles Coughlins, right-wingers who do far more damage to the GOP than any Dem could do. They are haters, and hate is "off-trend", as Rove, Cheney, and Rumsfeld found out the hard way.
But what''s off-trend politically isn''t necessarily off-trend when it comes to garnering ratings.
So the haters via Ailes will thrive, but the GOP loses ground.
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denny4--2008 says:
O''Reilly and Hannity are modern-day Charles Coughlins, right-wingers who do far more damage to the GOP than any Dem could do. They are haters, and hate is "off-trend", as Rove, Cheney, and Rumsfeld found out the hard way.
But what''s off-trend politically isn''t necessarily off-trend when it comes to garnering ratings.
So the haters via Ailes will thrive, but the GOP loses ground.
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denny4--2008 says:
O''Reilly and Hannity are modern-day Charles Coughlins, right-wingers who do far more damage to the GOP than any Dem could do. They are haters, and hate is "off-trend", as Rove, Cheney, and Rumsfeld found out the hard way.
But what''s off-trend politically isn''t necessarily off-trend when it comes to garnering ratings.
So the haters via Ailes will thrive, but the GOP loses ground.
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denny4--2008 says:
O''Reilly and Hannity are modern-day Charles Coughlins, right-wingers who do far more damage to the GOP than any Dem could do. They are haters, and hate is "off-trend", as Rove, Cheney, and Rumsfeld found out the hard way.
But what''s off-trend politically isn''t necessarily off-trend when it comes to garnering ratings.
So the haters via Ailes will thrive, but the GOP loses ground.
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RoksResourcez says:
I don''t blame Charlie Gibson for trying to push that "surge-is-a-success"-story. The media was the bigest cheerleader for Bush''s policies and for the invasion of Iraq. The corporate-owned network anchors and reporters HAVE to be haunted by dreams filled with the faces of those they helped send to their deaths for the greater glory and increased profits of the oil companies and the "corporatize-and-privatice-the-planet" Republican agenda. Chris Matthews often says he "never suported this war" but he damned sure supported the war-MONGER, he KNEE-CAPPED Al Gore and John Kery at EVERY OPPORTUNITY. Reporters should NOT be multi-millionaires working for the biggest military contractors. That''s a HORRIBLE conflict of interests. Just Googlre it - the media conglomerates ARE the military weaponry conglomerates. Same people, different corporate name, same-money, same-same.
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