you have to laugh at CNN's blatant liberalism, page 2

Originally posted by Swatman

Originally posted by mental modulator
reply to post by Swatman

I have to laugh more at the fact FOX news changed their transcripts from last nights speech.

Well Swatman I'm glad you are rich and will get the tax cuts you millionaires will be getting. Good for you HAIL the dollar...

im not rich, im middle c lass.. but please explain WTF ur talking about. what transcripts?

I was watch FOX at 2 in the morning following the speech last night.

I was Amazed pundent Bill Kristol's reaction, which was very positive, which frankly shocked me.

I immediately went online to search for a reaction to Kristol's reaction...

Anyhow the transcript I found was completely messed with and fake.

I get that CNN and MSNBC have liberal pundents that convey a liberal point of view...

However FOX goes past the commentary and often CHANGES information/facts...
Anyhow the bellow transcript is false and not by my doing. I would not care the opinions are all conservative, but when you go about rewriting someone's words?

Anyhow I cannot find the transcript for the words I heard last night.

www.236.com...

BRIT HUME: Joining me now is our the Fox News all star panel. The question arises immediately of course, how is this speech? Did Obama seem like he thought he was a rock star or did he think he was Zeus preaching hope with a bolt of lightning held high above his head? Did the speech do what the convention organizers and the Obama campaign hoped it would? Bill Kristol, your thoughts?

BILL KRISTOL: I thought Obama's speech was a shockingly minimal endorsement of Obama.

HUME: Really?

KRISTOL: Other than the words and speaking style, this speech could have been given by anyone.

HUME: Including John Kennedy?

KRISTOL: Excluding the dead - except for Lyndon Johnson. That bastard wouldn't let mortality stand in the way of stealing the limelight. The point I'm making is that Obama, who campaigned for eighteen months, never once mentioned that he was Obama. There were 75,000 people sitting there and millions more at home. There were a lot of people who had never met him, let alone seen him in person. That he felt that he didn't have to bring up that he was him just showed how condescending he is; how much of a celebrity he believes he is. How out of touch he is with everyday Americans who I speak to every day at my club.

HUME: Wow. You agree with that, Mort?

MORT KONDRACKE: I do. Look, he said what he had to say, but he didn't say anymore. Generally, he didn't give the specifics. He never said the things that I'm thinking he should have said, nor did he tell us how he would do to make the changes necessary to carry out what I want.

JUAN WILLIAMS: I really have to disagree but not all that much.

CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Brit, if you don't mind I'm just going to sit here and let overt disdain and contempt for the human condition drip from the corner of my mouth.

BILL O'REILLY: While I have never been anything but completely fair to Senator Obama, I have to say, objectively, that the Folks™ know nothing about Obama except for this speech and since he didn't come on the Factor to deliver all I can say is the normal folks just aren't going to understand why this candidate didn't have the courage to come on with me to say the same thing he just said tonight, but to me.

CHRIS WALLACE: Gentleman. Obama won't be giving his speech for another five hours.
HUME: We'll be right back with Sean Hannity, Dick Morris and Karl Rove to analyze why Barack Obama was so ill-prepared to do make this speech earlier.