April 17, 200917 yr Your question, while fair, is immaterial here. Of course we can ask questions/protest/debate the current President's plans. The fact that no one did prior to 2009 tells me two things: 1. Fox didn't promote anti-Bush spending parties and 2. If Fox doesn't promote it then..... That is hyperbole. Republicans nationwide, and in particular on this board, were extremely critical of Bush's spending spree.
April 17, 200917 yr That is hyperbole. Republicans nationwide, and in particular on this board, were extremely critical of Bush's spending spree. Did I miss the rallies?
April 17, 200917 yr Again, if these people want any credibility and if they are trying to say its not an anti-Obama rally they would have done this a long time ago. Doing it now supports my contention. This isn't a new problem - unless you only watch one channel for your info. The creation of the debt issue started long before 2001 and in fact began during modifications to the regulations during the Clinton Administration. We've hashed and re-hashed this. Don't regress.
April 17, 200917 yr I don't remember Fox News putting up 100s of ads for that. And thus my point that it started as a grass roots movement that grabbed the attention of one of the national news outlets.
April 17, 200917 yr The creation of the debt issue started long before 2001 and in fact began during modifications to the regulations during the Clinton Administration. We've hashed and re-hashed this. Don't regress. Yes, you did. And apparently the threads on this board. And thus my point that it started as a grass roots movement that grabbed the attention of one of the national news outlets. So one rally in Cincinnati somehow equates to the full out blitz put on by FNC? Interesting.
April 18, 200917 yr So one rally in Cincinnati somehow equates to the full out blitz put on by FNC? Interesting. :confused::confused: It started as a grass roots organization and as it build it drew coverage from one network. And even though they had more people attend then other things they had covered, the others lampooned or bypassed covering them. It is that simple.
April 18, 200917 yr So one rally in Cincinnati somehow equates to the full out blitz put on by FNC? Interesting. It is quite apparent that your purpose for posting here is to attack the Fox News Channel. Personally, I really don't care, as I do not watch it. I also don't hold grudges against profit-making institutions. Many of the sane posters who prefer small government criticized Bush for the same thing that President Obama is being criticized for, and even this is a heavily-Republican leaning board.
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