Chris Matthews on MSNBC’s Hardball
Yeah Chris Matthews is a fawning hagiographer of the Obamessiah. Wonder if Mattthews will faint away whenever he goes to the White House for some sort of event and ends up face to face with “The One?”
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Fox News Channel’s Bill O’Reilly on last night’s David Letterman Show
Bill O’Reilly is on a tour of the television talk shows to celebrate his TV ratings and hype his best selling book. This is average and fair reciprocating hype.
But, Letterman just cannot resist slamming O’Reilly.
DAVID LETTERMAN (holding up O’Reilly’s book): I want to tell you and this book is a crazy best seller. How many weeks has it been on the best seller list?
BILL O’REILLY: Six months on the best seller list.
LETTERMAN: Here’s what breaks my heart about this. Because in my mind I think of you as a goon. But then when you look at this picture, look at how sweet and adorable that kid is and it breaks my heart because I have a sweet and adorable kid like that and I think, “Oh great! What if he too becomes a goon!
Flap wonders when Fox will field their own conservative oriented late night comedy show?
Soon…….
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Yet, 37 per Cent of American voters want a government bailout of the newspaper industry.
Thirty-seven percent (37%) of Americans favor federal government subsidies to keep newspapers in business, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.
Forty-three percent (43%) say it’s better to let the papers go out of business, and 20% are not sure what to do.
Thirty-two percent (32%) of Americans believe some newspapers are too important to fail. Fifty percent (50%) reject this idea.
Fifty-one percent (51%) oppose a bill introduced in the U.S. Senate last week that would let newspapers become tax-exempt non-profit organizations as long as they don’t endorse political candidates. Thirty-three percent (33%) support the measure proposed by Democratic Senator Ben Cardin of Maryland.
But 53% agree with Cardin that losing the newspaper industry is “a real tragedy for communities across the nation and for our democracy,†while 31% disagree.
An interesting poll would be as to whom should the taxation fall to bail out the newspapers?
Want to bet it is the RICH?
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