Ann Coulter is right on the money as usual IMO. [message #59204] |
Wed, 14 March 2007 11:06 |
Mr Vinyl
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If you take the time to read this piece by Ms. Coulter you may see this Libby thing a little differently. I never thought Libby was guilty of anything but Ms. Coulter nails it on the head. IMO anyway.
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Re: Ann Coulter is right on the money as usual IMO. [message #59209 is a reply to message #59207] |
Thu, 15 March 2007 05:19 |
FredT
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I'm with Wayne on this one. Ann Coulter is to conservatives what Bill Maher is to liberals. The reporting of both is driven by an anti (Democrat / Republican) agenda rather than a desire for accuracy and objectivity. While there's often a kernel or truth to their reporting, both spin the facts very loosely and selectively to support their goal of discrediting the other side. Ditto Rush Limbaugh and Michael Moore. The most supportive fans of these people are Americans who view themselves as patriotic, lean heavily to the right or to the left, and who don't want unbiased reporting; they want somebody to tell stories that support their beliefs, and they really like it when the story is told in a provocative and insulting way. If you want to hear that John Edwards is a faggot, or that George W Bush intentionally lied about the WMD's, you'll like this kind of reporting. Pick your poison.
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Re: Ann Coulter is right on the money as usual IMO. [message #59210 is a reply to message #59209] |
Thu, 15 March 2007 07:32 |
Mr Vinyl
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Hi Fred, I disagree. Sure Ann Coulter goes a little over board with name calling sometimes but no where near the extent that some liberals do. I don't find her or Rush for that matter, to be lose with the facts as you describe. To put her or Rush in the same league as Moore is not even close. Could you imagine what kind of press a movie on the Clinton administration by Rush or Coulter would get? Even if it was factually correct? I can guarantee the "academy" wouldn't be giving it awards as they did for Moore or Gore. Of course both Rush and Coulter have a bias toward conservatism. But they are both very popular because people believe what they say. If all they did was lie all day nobody would listen to them. This is the reason the liberals can't seem to get anyone to listen to their radio commentators IMO. For instance read the link I posted that Ann Coulter wrote. I believe it's factually correct. What she is saying has been one of my pet peeves for awhile. The liberals get away with murder (in Kennedy's case) while the Conservatives are thrown to the wolves for the slightest thing. Not that some Republicans don't deserve what they get. But Republicans have to watch very closely what they say or do while Democrats can get a pass on all kinds of criminal activity.
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Sorry, I thought because you responded you wanted to discuss the topic. [message #59212 is a reply to message #59211] |
Thu, 15 March 2007 09:00 |
Mr Vinyl
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But yours is the "normal" liberal response. If there is something factually incorrect with Coulters piece I'm sure you would have pointed it out. But consider this: If there were people out there in large numbers (like you theorize) that didn't want to hear the truth but only biased spin against the other party then the liberals should be able to produce a radio talk show that would rival Rush etc. So why can't they?
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