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Guest 12-04-2011 05:51 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425420)
Sorry I don't measure up to your self-imposed standards, along with many others on this board. As for coulter, your comment is foolish in assuming that I find no truth in what she says. I find bits of truth in what she says when I can stomach the venom. What I would like it to say about me is that I find her vulgar and disgusting and would prefer people who can comment without being strident.

I'm having trouble following your logic. Your response to my admonishment of people who are being sucked into the liberal media's baseless crucifying of Mr. Cain without any real proof, was to admonish me for my previous comments quoting Ms. Coulter, who you imply you don't find a serious source.

NOW, you say that although you find truth in her columns, you don't like her tone. So, how is that anything like the media destruction of Mr. Cain without real evidence of any truth to what these women say?

I think you're a bit confused. At least, I am.

Guest 12-04-2011 05:52 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425416)
Ouch!! He got you with that one, Richie.

:ohdear: You know better than that.

Guest 12-04-2011 05:53 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425401)
Everybody willing to crucify a man with no proof from anyone. Only the word of women with more than questionable backgrounds and motives.

All you have is lame gossip reporting of a god-forsaken liberal democrat media that doesn't do any in depth reporting when it would benefit a Republican. You might as well be listening to TMZ.

I'm saying it's shameful behavior from mostly thoughtful contributors to this forum.

The fact that he quit was an admission of guilt. You can't blame the victims when there were too many to count. Herman knew there was lots more coming out.

The "god-forsaken liberal democrat media" that you mention has a lot more republicans on than Fox has democrats. Google Fox Viewers Misinformed to see the results of a study that says Fox viewers are not very bright (to put it kindly).

Guest 12-04-2011 06:24 PM

http://www.alternet.org/story/149193...es_you_stupid/

Guest 12-04-2011 06:35 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425427)
The fact that he quit was an admission of guilt. You can't blame the victims when there were too many to count. Herman knew there was lots more coming out.

The "god-forsaken liberal democrat media" that you mention has a lot more republicans on than Fox has democrats. Google Fox Viewers Misinformed to see the results of a study that says Fox viewers are not very bright (to put it kindly).

Political campaigns are run on money and support and these were waning. The campaign was in trouble even before these spurious allegations.

The rest of your comments are too ridiculous to address.

Guest 12-04-2011 06:37 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425437)

Yeah, right!! This survey is as idiotic as any I've ever seen, and I fail to see what it has to do with this thread. The liberal's mind is very convoluted if this forum is any evidence.

Guest 12-04-2011 07:18 PM

Herman Cain's implosion was a case of he said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said.

Guest 12-04-2011 07:25 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425475)
Herman Cain's implosion was a case of he said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said, she said.

Not quite true. There were only 2 women who say anything. Another was given permission to say and didn't, so she is to be ignored on the face of it.

The other two women have backgrounds of other baseless charges and gold digging, and no evidence. No text's, no phone messages, no semen stained dress, no state troopers bringing her to his room; nothing.

You only believe it because of who he is, or was. A threat to "the one".

Guest 12-04-2011 07:26 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425401)
Everybody willing to crucify a man with no proof from anyone. Only the word of women with more than questionable backgrounds and motives.

All you have is lame gossip reporting of a god-forsaken liberal democrat media that doesn't do any in depth reporting when it would benefit a Republican. You might as well be listening to TMZ.

I'm saying it's shameful behavior from mostly thoughtful contributors to this forum.

Right out of the right-wing playbook richie, I would expect more from you. Blame the alleged victims and then make the media the strawman, then you can explain away any transgression. According to many the source of many of the allegations against cain was that infamous liberal media mogul, rick perry. Shameful behavior from a mostly thoughtful contributor to this forum.

Guest 12-04-2011 07:30 PM

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You only believe it because of who he is, or was. A threat to "the one".

The thing that is apparent to some of us is that cain was NO threat to Obama, so good riddance.

Guest 12-04-2011 09:19 PM

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The "god-forsaken liberal democrat media" that you mention has a lot more republicans on than Fox has democrats. Google Fox Viewers Misinformed to see the results of a study that says Fox viewers are not very bright (to put it kindly).
I guess it all depends on who you listen to on Fox. I think your "not very bright" comment shows little class. Nowhere in any of the articles that I read did they say that.
They said misinformed.
I did google what you said and most if not all where "pile on" left wing sites that were all too happy to get a study like this but wait......

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So we have three Pew studies that superficially rank Fox viewers low on the well-informed list, but in several of the surveys, Fox isn’t the lowest, and other general-interest media outlets -- such as network news shows, network morning shows and even the other cable news networks -- often score similarly low. Meanwhile, particular Fox shows -- such as The O’Reilly Factor and Sean Hannity’s show -- actually score consistently well, occasionally even outpacing Stewart’s own audience.

Meanwhile, the other set of knowledge surveys, from worldpublicopinion.org, offer mixed support for Stewart. The 2003 survey strikes us as pretty solid, but the 2010 survey has been critiqued for its methodology.

The way Stewart phrased the comment, it’s not enough to show a sliver of evidence that Fox News’ audience is ill-informed. The evidence needs to support the view that the data shows they are "consistently" misinformed -- a term he used not once but three times. It’s simply not true that "every poll" shows that result. So we rate his claim False.
Not so black and white as you would like to believe.

Guest 12-04-2011 09:34 PM

Anyone who watches fox news, to the exclusion of any other news outlets has to be misinformed. fox news is pretty much a propoganda organization for the right wing and therefore the information, and especially the opinions presented as fact, are slanted and therefore tainted. Some of the shows can offer a perspective that is valuable if one also consumes other points of view as well, but the far right has convinced their minions that anything other than the right wing viewpoint is the liberal media attempting to promote their socialist agenda. While the networks and cnn may occaisionally slant to the left, for the most part they are made up of journalists who try to get the story and let the chips fall where they may. msnbc is similarly tainted to the left wing perspective.

Guest 12-04-2011 09:50 PM

OK, I can accept that to a certain degree but you said "not very bright" and that in itself was misinformation and not helpful to any discussion.
It was added to incite and to dig at people you don't agree with.
I watch Fox and other news networks like CNN and sometimes MSNBC plus local major networks and I don't consider myself "not very bright"
Just because someone watches Fox does not make them dumb!

Guest 12-04-2011 09:59 PM

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Posted by Guest (Post 425535)
OK, I can accept that to a certain degree but you said "not very bright" and that in itself was misinformation and not helpful to any discussion.
It was added to incite and to dig at people you don't agree with.
I watch Fox and other news networks like CNN and sometimes MSNBC plus local major networks and I don't consider myself "not very bright"
Just because someone watches Fox does not make them dumb!

I just reread my post and I don't find, nor have I ever stated, "not very bright" to refer to anyone watching these shows. I agree that just because someone watches fox does not make them dumb.

Guest 12-04-2011 10:14 PM

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The "god-forsaken liberal democrat media" that you mention has a lot more republicans on than Fox has democrats. Google Fox Viewers Misinformed to see the results of a study that says Fox viewers are not very bright (to put it kindly).
OK maybe I am misreading your post but none of the articles stated "not very bright".
I was reading your post as you interpreting what the articles meant was not very bright.
If that is not what you meant then I apologize for inferring that.


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