Comments on: Roger Simon and the Media Bias Against Palin

By: Susan Davis

Susan Davis — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 05:20:10 +0000

They didn’t report on this story.

http://www.obamacrimes.com

By: Susan Davis

Susan Davis — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 05:17:02 +0000

http://www.obamacrimes.com

By: Susan Davis

Susan Davis — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 05:15:22 +0000

Hey, speaking of media. How ironic that this didn’t make the news. I noticed Obama and the Democratic committee was served with papers on Sept 4. Why do you think that didn’t make headlines? The attorney that filed the case is challenging Obama’s citizenship. Seems someone made the connection between Obama, Factcheck, and Annenberg. A Hillaru supporter initiated the lawsuit, according to Phil Esquire, the attorney that filed this case. You can watch for updates at http://www.obamacrimes. com. I’m surprised Msn, NBC, CBS, Yahoo, ABC, is all over this. NOt!!!!!!

http://www.obamacrimes.com
Susan

By: Susan Davis

Susan Davis — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 05:07:03 +0000

This is hilarious. Great response.

By: Brian Hildebrand

Brian Hildebrand — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 16:00:02 +0000

Of course(as I slap myself on the head) It’s all clear to me now’I cut off my nose to throw my opponents off. Susan Nunes, you are so brilliant. Now what did I really mean.Spoken like a true conspiracy theorist.

By: Brian Hildebrand

Brian Hildebrand — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 15:49:31 +0000

One thing you failed to mention is that Jews for Jesus are infact Jewish. Are you saying that they are being anti semetic? Do you think God’s judgement on Jewish people is anti semetic? All through the Hebrew scriptures, God judged the people he loved to correct them and bring those who had wandered away from him back . Like the father in Fiddler on the roof said, “I know we are your(God’s) chosen people but couldn’t you you chose some one else once in a while. The scriptures say that he whom God loves, he corrects and chastens. Every Christian( which is a jewish continuem and natural progression)that has allowed gentiles to be fellow heirs with the decendants of Abraham. I grew up with Jewish bible hero’s as my hero’s. Daniel , Abraham, David but all through the bible God judged the people he loved. Judgement was always meant to save God’s people from ultimate distruction. The purpose of Judgement was salvation, not hate. Christians may be a pecular people but they understand this. They also know that he who blesses Israel will be blessed of God. They pray for the peace of Jerusalem

By: Sally and Jim msnbc-cnn sucks!

Sally and Jim msnbc-cnn sucks! — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 04:58:24 +0000

Well what the media is doing is taking a gamble with Palin supporters as ex Hillary supporter support Palin. I saw so mant tricks with the democratic party.I saw how they talk at the table,I heard it all and it made me sick to my stomach.The treatment that the democratic party let go on and not standing up for their own democratic cause winning was all they wanted and all they cared about.

As Donna Brazile said “I may have to hurt the party before I can unity it” Well that meant hurting Hillary and many of her supporters.And it meant to get back the people who they hurt,Hillarty supporters. NO THANK YOU DNC NOT FALLING IN LINE.!!! Now they want us,Now they run the polls as lies.Now they talk sweet of Hillary.Give me a break.I will never fall in line to a democratic party who took the will of the people.Who held secrt meeting in private before the convention May 31, 08 and calling on all delegates to come and take your vote.A roll call vote in secert.The media of the democratic Party go get her MSNBC CNN .It made me sick to watch all the wrong the DNC laid on the american people as Hillary.Now that we have another great V.P The rummors-lying and the media-press jumping in again on the nasty ways the run their media.Now it’s kind nice but then turns to sour in their ways of talking.They use Hillary still in this.They use her name.They make up stories by placing people in to act as someone they are not.The tricks of their media will never end.

I will never go back.I found a great home with McCain and Palin.And I know Obama is behind the curtains as he trys to act nice but his other half of him comes out.

NEVER OBAMA!NEVER DNC!

By: Not falling in line to DNC.

Not falling in line to DNC. — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 04:41:58 +0000

The democratic party lost their way a long time ago.

McCain/Palin 08

By: Chicago Joe

Chicago Joe — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 01:13:38 +0000

Thank you!

By: NoBamaNoWay

NoBamaNoWay — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 22:24:34 +0000

correct; mccain showed us who the real man is. a strong man is not threatened by a strong woman.

By: Raven

Raven — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 21:33:09 +0000

You know what I find appalling. During the primary
those on the left supporting OB, in the MSM and on
the right criticized Sen. Clinton’s foreign policy
creds. Did she not travel to more than 80 countries over time? Between her service as first lady and
senator?
I just had to raise this point of information. Among
those were very harsh critics of Sen. Clinton, now
it is OK to, “only” recently, have gotten your passport for an overseas trip to see the troops in Germany, which is what Gov. Palin did as CIC of Alaska’s National Guard. It is great that she went. OB should have while he was there. But, then again, his trip was primarily was to “look” presidential. When will that stop being the criteria?
What I know, Hillary IS presidential!
Just wanted to share my thoughts among “family”.
We don’t get to vote for Hillary this time. Everyone has to make their own alternative choice about what to do come November
As for Roger’s drivel…its about as sincere as Mika’s. Enuf said.

HILLARY 2012

By: Mamatx

Mamatx — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 20:59:27 +0000

Reading all these comments got me to thinking about the two parties. IMHO there may be some similarities in what has happened in the two major parties.

Reagan was a conservative, but grew the GOP by reaching out to people and treating others with respect. He worked with a Democratic congress and managed to get some things done.

Bill Clinton did much the same thing on the Democratic side. Some of his best work was done when he had to work with a Republican congress.

After Reagan, it seems that the ultra right wing took over the GOP. The party elite seemed to think that they had “won” the culture war and that only their ultraconservative values were acceptable. For example, Republicans who agreed that abortion was not a good thing, but also thought that it was not the government’s business to decide it (but a moral issue) were demonized. I know. I was one of those. Then, they seemed to come to believe that it was their “right” to be in office and they became corrupt (evidence Tom DeLay et al). So “we the people” threw them out.

In their stead, we elected Democrats. Enraged by the way they were treated by the GOP and emboldened by the large margins given them in the election, it seemed to me that the far left elements in the Democratic party became more powerful. Just as the Republicans had forgotten the moderate middle of their party, the Dems seemed to forget they also needed to represent Democratic moderates.

The reason for all this rambling is that much of the time I find that it is women who occupy the moderate, pragmatic, inclusive middle ground in both parties. The hard core ultraright conservatives of the Republican party, if given their druthers, would rather not have a woman–any woman–lead their party. The political reality of being out of power has forced them to welcome Palin lest they remain in the political wilderness.

The Democratic Party elites IMHO, made a calculated decision that they would promote Obama because he is AA and they knew that if they angered the AA voters, they could not count on getting an automatic 90% of their votes. They thought that women would give in and support BO because they would be afraid of Republicans. Obviously many of the attacks on Palin have been directed more at scaring Hillary’s voters than anything else.

So, perhaps it is not a bad thing for Democratic and Republican women to unite behind qualified women whenever we can. We seem to be most able to reach across the aisle and do what is best for America–not just the political party we happen to identify with more closely.

Comments and criticism welcome.

By: Elizabeth Reilly

Elizabeth Reilly — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 20:46:08 +0000

Right now the Situation Room is reporting about State Trooper Gate. Of course they are grudgingly reporting that the trooper threatened Palin’s father, tazered his son (step), but didn’t say that he was only 11. They said he illegally shot a moose (they seemed to make light of it), and drove drunk. I almost felt as if Blitzer was holding his nose when he reported these events. It’s too bad that the media are beginning to realize that we are going to hold them to account and call them on their lies and bias.
Olbermann, after the speech, looked like he had swallowed a lemon. He so didn’t want to say anything fair about Palin and the whole tone of is reporting (if you can call it that) was like this whole thig was an anomaly. Nope, Keithie, she’s the real deal. Get used to it. Maybe when she gets into the White House she will root out the corruption in the media!

By: TeakWoodKite

TeakWoodKite — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 20:43:46 +0000

I first heard Mr. Johnson on Susan Millers radio show. So What?

So if I hear someone who’s intelligent and with experience in a field I am interested in on “inSannity and Foams” I should not bother?

Good Grief Charlie Brown!!!

By: g.

g. — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 20:25:35 +0000

Can we drop the ballet lessons as an all-purpose slur? It makes no sense out of context (tone deaf, speaking to working people as if from another planet). I take ballet lessons. Chelsea Clinton took ballet lessons. People would be happier if they danced more.