A week after admitting to running old crowd footage that exaggerated the size of a health reform bill protest, Fox News ran old footage in a report on crowds greeting Sarah Palin on her book tour. The network again claimed a "production error," but critics are asking whether the news organization is intentionally manipulating its audience.
Greta Van Susteren ignored the fact that Sarah Palin was left out of RGA Leadership in while gushing about how Palin "stole the show" at the RGA meeting. Van Susteren also falsely claimed that Palin had been cleared of all wrongdoing in Troopergate.
1. America will be the first undeveloped country 2. Revolution, food shortages, riots, marches 3. Food instead of gifts for Christmas
Seriously, I was shocked. The segment lasted for more than 6 minutes. He said things like parents shouldn't send their kids to get business degrees or psychology degrees and send them to community colleges to learn a real skill. He kept implying that food will become the most important thing for us. He said the retail industry will die off completely but local markets will thrive.
The host even introduced him as a guy who's "predictions always come true".
The internet's been buzzing with talks of doom and revolution since Bush began office forever ago, so this is nothing new. Besides, this guy had some crazy predictions back in July, and those turned out to be bullshit, so put 1 and 1 together. What do you come up with?
Lets have a huge parade...how about Nov 22...In Dallas....Barack can ride in the back of a convertible car with his wife...they could drive by the School Book Depository...yes thats the ticket...
What a dumb ass. I hope he was behind seven proxies when he posted that comment. Otherwise, enjoy your stay in federal prison!
Palin reminds Kristol of FDR? Really Bill? This seems like a stretch to me. Lets meet in the middle, maybe lets say Forrest Gump or a 2nd coming of George Bush. Comparing her to the great FDR is just politically blasphemous.
"McCain has fought and bled for our country, loves our country--there's too many questions with Barack Obama," Wurzelbacher said on Sunday, "and his loyalty to our country. I question that greatly."
Wurzelbacher also put into question Obama as a "good American," saying that his "ideology is completely different than what democracy stands for."
I'm ready for this guys 15 minutes to expire. Again, instead of discussing important issues, we are discussing what "Joe the plumber" thinks. Who really cares what Joe thinks?
