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Tonight was something truly unseen in US history. During the 60 Minutes broadcast and ONLY during the Don Siegelman portion -- the screen went black for Huntsville residents and Mobile residents.
Update:
We are now being told that it was a technical issue with CBS in New York:
We apologize that you missed the first segment of 60 Minutes tonight featuring "The Prosecution of Don Siegelman."
It was a techincal(sic) problem with CBS out of New York. We are working with them right now to see if we can re-broadcast the segment.
Please be patient with us during this time. We are doing our best to correct the problem.
Excuse me? Are they trying to tell us that a glitch in New York ONLY happened in Alabama -- which is the topic of the 60 Minutes broadcast -- and ONLY during the Don Siegelman segment? Are you kidding me? We have selective prosecution and now we have selective news delivery?
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
reply to post by Beefcake
"... interview Velvetrevolution.us conducted with Allen Raymond, the GOP operative outed and convicted of nefarious deeds, this story lends additional evidence to the web of corrupt, self-serving politicians and justices that need to be sent to prison for a very long time. They have no business being in our government or judicial system.
Nefarious deeds, indeed. I heard him interviewed on NPR, promoting his new book "How to Win an Election: Confessions of A Republican Operative"
Originally posted by SaviorComplex
Further, after watching the 60 Minutes story, I am suspicious of the story's claims. I am not saying they are not true, but I do find some things worrisome. I believe 60 Minutes outright lied, through omission and implication, to further their angle on the story.
Originally posted by Realtruth
Originally posted by SaviorComplex
Further, after watching the 60 Minutes story, I am suspicious of the story's claims. I am not saying they are not true, but I do find some things worrisome. I believe 60 Minutes outright lied, through omission and implication, to further their angle on the story.
Let's look at you statement here. You said: "I am not saying they are not true", then you contradict yourself buy saying "60 Minutes outright lied". What is your position?