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FOX News: White House Mouthpiece?

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Scott McLellan was on with Matthews tonight and said that the White House regularly feed the daily talking points to the main anchors at Fox News who then spit them out as their own thoughts.

 

While its not a surprise that Fox did this, its still disappointing that the govt would use a network to spread its propoganda. Its especially disappointing when the guy in the big chair is the guy you voted for.

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And this is news to anyone...........

And this is news to anyone...........

 

My point exactly. Reason #548 why you don't watch any television news in this country.

 

If you really want an unbiased view of what's going on, you have to go through online sources, which might even include overseas newspapers. Pretty sad, but it's been that way for some time now.

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And this is news to anyone...........

 

Not news as we've all suspected/knew it. Its just that when its admitted, its disappointing.

Honestly a great source of unbiased news( that doesnt deal with parts of the middle east) is Al Jazzera.

Scott McLellan was on with Matthews tonight and said that the White House regularly feed the daily talking points to the main anchors at Fox News who then spit them out as their own thoughts.

 

While its not a surprise that Fox did this, its still disappointing that the govt would use a network to spread its propoganda. Its especially disappointing when the guy in the big chair is the guy you voted for.

 

What I find disappointing is that they only sent them to Fox and not NBC, ABC, and CBS, also. As press secretrary it was McCellan's job to get the Presidient's message to the public and the networks are one of the most effective tools. Limiting the president's message to one network is a disservice to the president. Also, I have no problem with the government communicating to the public (or as you call it spreading propaganda) through the networks. If this does concern you, then I would caution you to be careful what you wish for. The alternative is a government that doesn't let the people know what it is doing or the rational behind what it is doing.

What I find disappointing is that they only sent them to Fox and not NBC, ABC, and CBS, also. As press secretrary it was McCellan's job to get the Presidient's message to the public and the networks are one of the most effective tools. Limiting the president's message to one network is a disservice to the president. Also, I have no problem with the government communicating to the public (or as you call it spreading propaganda) through the networks. If this does concern you, then I would caution you to be careful what you wish for. The alternative is a government that doesn't let the people know what it is doing or the rational behind what it is doing.

 

They really don't tell us any rationale or reason now. There really has never been any major room for dissent in this administration. We live in the age where you are labeled un-American or a traitor if you speak out heavily.

This may be true, may not be true. I would like to hear someone other than Scotty Boy come forward. He has an agenda against the Bush White House and Fox news. At the same time, if somebody told me Tony Snow did this, it wouldn't surprise me, as he was very close to Fox and worked for them. George Stephanopolis probably did the same thing in the Clinton years to ABC. No shock that he went to work for them.

They really don't tell us any rationale or reason now. There really has never been any major room for dissent in this administration. We live in the age where you are labeled un-American or a traitor if you speak out heavily.

 

That sums it up for me, people like myself who question the events of 9/11 have been called terrorists by our President.

Should one want to find total liberal left wing Obama propoganda it is very easy to do:rolleyes:.

All they have to do is tune into MSNBC or any of the mainstream news, especialy NBC and Katie Couric on the other. There has been a little invention called a t.v. remote out for quite while, fairly simple to use....try it. :lol:

That sums it up for me, people like myself who question the events of 9/11 have been called terrorists by our President.

 

If you look at 9/11 without the Mega-Patriot Glasses, there are questions that still need answered.

Should one want to find total liberal left wing Obama propoganda it is very easy to do:rolleyes:.

All they have to do is tune into MSNBC or any of the mainstream news, especialy NBC and Katie Couric on the other. There has been a little invention called a t.v. remote out for quite while, fairly simple to use....try it. :lol:

 

So how do you prefer your propaganda;Liberal or Conservative. Myself, I usually read foreign news services before American ones.

If you look at 9/11 without the Mega-Patriot Glasses, there are questions that still need answered.

 

Like "why did Clinton pass on the opportunity to eliminate Osama Bin Laden when he had the chance?"

Like "why did Clinton pass on the opportunity to eliminate Osama Bin Laden when he had the chance?"

 

No;but that is a question to be answered. I still think our government was either involved or at least had prior knowledge to the event.

Like "why did Clinton pass on the opportunity to eliminate Osama Bin Laden when he had the chance?"

 

Amen, you just nailed it! :ylsuper::ylsuper:

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