Evidently, Thompson hasn't been on yet and O'Reilly is a little cranky about it and kind of beat up Thompson's wife on his radio show trying to badger her into making Thompson do the show. I guess it worked.
Monday, January 07, 2008
Fred Thompson on The O’Reilly Factor Tonight
Posted by michele at 1/07/2008 06:43:00 PM
Labels: Fox News, Fred Thompson, politics, presidential election, Republicans
These people deserve President Obama
Are these people really Republicans or paid Democrat workers infiltrating the Frank Luntz focus groups? Because I can't believe anyone who is called "savvy and sophistic" would say that Romney was authentic and would dismiss Thompson (Romney is lying about his support of the Bush tax cuts). Thompson is the elder statesman of the group, he's the only one who is actually talking policy and he doesn't have to hide his record from the American people. If these "Republican" voters were as sophisticated as they think they are, then they would realize that.
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Posted by michele at 1/07/2008 12:13:00 AM
Labels: debates, Fox News, politics, presidential election, Republicans
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
The NH Republicans say there is a debate scheduled for Jan 6
And Ron Paul is still not invited according to WorldNetDaily:
Contrary to earlier reports, the Fox News Channel is hosting a Republican presidential candidate forum in New Hampshire, and, so far, Rep. Ron Paul has not been invited.I wish they would make up their mind since all this back and forth is confusing to this poor blogger and to the many Paulians who have to plan their boycott of Fox News.
WND previously reported the event was canceled three weeks ago, but New Hampshire Republican Party Chairman Fergus Cullen confirmed today the forum is scheduled for Jan. 6.
The New Hampshire GOP is co-sponsoring the event, to be held at St. Anselm College in Goffstown, N.H., just two days before the crucial primary.
Candidates who have received invitations are former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, Arizona Sen. John McCain, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson.
Posted by michele at 1/01/2008 09:05:00 AM
Labels: debates, Fox News, politics, presidential election, Republicans, Ron Paul
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Frank Gaffney-Martyn Burke film “Islam vs. Islamists" on Fox News
At 9:00 tonight. This is the film that PBS banned from it's airways. See for yourself what PBS censored.
Posted by michele at 10/20/2007 06:47:00 PM
Sunday, July 29, 2007
For those of you who like O'Reilly
You might want to contact his advertisers because the left plan on contacting them to complain about his show.
This made me laugh:
First and foremost we ask that you prove O'Reilly wrong, that we are not hate-filled nor barbarians. A quick note observing that Bill O'Reilly fosters divisiveness and demonizes people with whom he disagrees ideologically, most recently equating millions of liberal DailyKOS readers to Nazis and KKK members, should do it.Pot meet kettle. What the heck do they think the left has done to Fox for years. Give me a bleeping break!
Posted by michele at 7/29/2007 09:33:00 PM
Labels: Fox News
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
Rupert Murdoch on the boycott of the Fox News debate
The result of the boycott? Increased ratings! He doesn't seem too concerned.
Posted by michele at 5/02/2007 09:08:00 AM
Labels: Democrats, Fox News, presidential election, video
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
MSNBC will host the first debates
What? The Republicans are going to go on MSNBC? Don't they know that it's a liberal network and that Chris Matthews is a spokesman for the DNC? And don't get me started on Brian Lamb. Maybe we should start a petition to let them know that we aren't happy that they are getting exposure on MSNBC (however small the market share).
Related story:
Liberal bloggers slander Fox but are their claims checked
John Edwards is really kissing up to the netroots
Posted by michele at 4/24/2007 07:01:00 AM
Labels: debates, Fox News, MSNBC, politics, presidential election




