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Topic started on 29-5-2008 @ 08:35 AM by grover

Rupert Murdoch Says Obama Will Win

www.huffingtonpost.com

Carlsbad, CA -- Tonight at the "All Things Digital" conference sponsored by the Wall Street Journal. Rupert Murdoch -- Chairman of News Corp, new WSJ owner, and longtime torchbearer for conservative politics -- said this about Barack Obama: "He is a rock star. I love what he is saying about education. I think he will win and I am anxious to meet him."

About the presumptive Republican nominee, Murdoch said, "McCain is a friend of mine. But I think he's got a lot of problems. He has been in Congress a long time, and you have to make a lot of compromises. So what's he really stand for?... I think he has a lot of problems."

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reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 08:35 AM by grover

When the czar of faux news says something like this... ya know McCain is in a lot of trouble.

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reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 08:50 AM by mybigunit

WOW is all I have to say to this. Rupert Murdoch?????? He says things like you dont know where he stands and I like Obama on education....I like Obama myself even though Im voting RP but that almost sounded like a half an endorsement which would REALLY scare me or is it reverse psychology because his fixed news dogs on Obama all the time. Im not sure how to read this.

reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 08:56 AM by grover

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I was kind of thinking the same thing... its going to throw Bill O'Really and his fellow "commentators" into a tailspin.

reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 12:14 PM by CX

Did'nt they used to say that Murdoch was the "twelth member of the British Cabinet" or words to that effect. Very little apparently went on at goverment level without his knowledge.

I wonder how much clout he has in the US too? I know he runs basicaly most of the media outlets around the world, but do you think these words will mean as much over there?

CX.

reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 12:18 PM by CX

I think i'll start watching Fox more now, purely for the entertainment factor of how they start portraying Obama.

Bet he starts becoming the golden boy now.

Calv.

reply posted on 29-5-2008 @ 12:39 PM by carslake

Originally posted by grover

Rupert Murdoch Says Obama Will Win

About the presumptive Republican nominee, Murdoch said, "McCain is a friend of mine................... So what's he really stand for?... I think he has a lot of problems."

(visit the link for the full news article)

I think thats all you need to know about an animal like Murdoch. How he knives his friends in the the back so publicly. Let's introduce Murdoch's new best friend Obama. Watch your back Obama!

[edit on 29/5/08 by carslake]

reply posted on 30-5-2008 @ 03:45 PM by grover

I have always maintained that Murdoch wants to be a king maker and I think this is his bid.

reply posted on 30-5-2008 @ 09:13 PM by St Udio

As long as Mr Murdoch keeps putting his opinions in the Op-Ed or Features sections, no body should have concerns,
Its when the media mogul Murdoch disguises his/any subjective
viewpoint as news, hoping to sway the public-at-large...
that he would be overstepping the boundaries of the 4th estate

what were those key-words again ?

reply posted on 30-5-2008 @ 09:42 PM by Jazzyguy

reply to post by grover

There is a reason why Rupert can overtake Ted Turner, he is not stupid.
He probably thinks (or figure out) that Obama has some powerful backing, someone behind the screen.

I consider it rather odd Obama can go this far. Let's just say I don't exactly believe democracy is in the works. Otherwise Ron Paul will also be a contender.

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