Fox Noise Channel's hacks were in auto-denial mode...
... all night long, in response to Ron Paul's victory over their blatent attempt at smearing him from the get-go.
Every opportunity they had, the hatchet men — Hannity, Cameron, the two no-named hack-goons billed as Rep and Dem experts, and all the candidates — took their shots on Ron Paul. As you would expect, they basically tried to crucify him, but guess what...
It didn't work! It actually backfired in their faces!
With all 9 of the other candidates, Hannity was overly cordial and gave them time to answer questions; with Ron Paul, he treated him like he would treat Cindy Sheehan or a Louis Farakhan disciple. What a weasel.
Paul stuck to his points, which, as always, were backed up with irrefutable logic and historical facts, and Hannity had to go into auto-pilot with his talking point/interrupt/cloud the argument/bully game, to no avail. OOPS!
When the tentative poll numbers were first announced, you had to feel sorry for Carl Cameron (naaahhh... he's an assclown) when he had to start squirming for a way to spin Paul's victory into anything he could possibly say.
First, he lied, claiming that Ron Paul said 911 was all our fault; then, scrambling for another whopper, he said, in so many words, the text-vote poll was a fluke.
Shortly after that, the whole program started to unravel, because from then on, it was a Ron Paul-attacking denial-fest, full of lies and distortions about Ron Paul, and subsequently, numerous gaffes and slip-ups.
Ron Paul threw a wrench into their propaganda spin machine, and they couldn't improvise without looking like a bunch of Goebbelian thugs w/microphones.
All the sudden, "the Spin Room" actually started spinning on them. HA!
And after the post-"debate" (actually, post-crucifixion) interviews were over, they had their sad, pathetic denial-a-thon, where all three hatchet men (minus Colmes... he was decent), lied about Paul's position on what fed the anger of the alleged 911 attackers, and then tried again, desperately, to pass of Paul's victory in the text message poll as being either a fluke result of the circus incident w/Giuliani, or not relevant at all because it just means that "people text a lot," so said by the hack who earlier claimed, "Ron Paul is finished." (ownageness!)
As a pathetic, last-ditch denial effort to render Ron Paul's obvious victory irrelevant or not so, Hannity and his two fellow hacks took shots at Fox viewers, and the network itself, by discounting the legitimacy of the Fox poll. Sad.
FOX Noise Channel has OFFICIALLY been EXPOSED as the media ministry of propaganda for the war-profiteers.
Paul's high showing in the poll speaks well — not only for Ron Paul's performance, but also for Fox Noise Channel's regular viewers. (They're not all lemmings after all! WTG! Some of you can think for yourselves!)
WTG, Dr. Paul. You are once again victorious — for all the right reasons.
First, he lied, claiming that Ron Paul said 911 was all our fault;
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If Paul said that he wouldnt have been lying. When weasels like Cameron and Hume, who did the 9/11 Israeli spy ring story, say "our" or "we" they certainly dont include me and I dont include them. When the liars say "our" or "we" they mean Jews and Jew slaves like 99% of the media. The media needs to hang. How they can stay on the neocon bandwagon even though they are becoming the most hated Americans that ever existed is beyond me. The levy's gonna break some day soon. Save that punky brat Hannity for me. I want to give him a spanking right to hell.
That whole thing was a classic example of how they think they are in control of the elections. From the manipulative questions and softball setups to the phoney experts and denial of their own polls, FOX news was in panic mode last night. In the end all they could do was cut off the poll and pretend it didn't happen.
How can you even bring yourselves to sit through a show
with a jackass news commentator that smells like this ?
... hey there detain_this. I enjoyed reading your summary of Fox Noise's embarassing performance. I don't have TV and don't live in the US, so is there any chance that clips of what you describe are on the net?
Cheers,
-M
There are tons of them on YouTube; here are a couple pertaining to issues that arose at the last GOP debate:
Ron Paul laying out his views on foreign policy
... for posting those clips.
So Ron Paul takes the mainstream stance on world events, and still interprets them for the better. Playing safe, let's hope he makes a dent where needed.
Someone should introduce him to Ray Griffin.