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Originally posted by stikkinikki
I have never considered US Weekly a news source. They are on par with the National Enquirer. However I am sure you will agree that we ought to be informed about our candidates for government. Just like watching TV, if you don't like the channel then change it. If you don't like what US Weekly did then don't by the mag and cancel your subscription. nuff said
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
It's a rag. That reporter did a good job of nailing him on it.
(Now you guys know how we feel!)
Originally posted by Dronetek
I wish Chris Mathews or Keith Olberman would this sort of treatment.
Originally posted by FlyersFan
Originally posted by Dronetek
I wish Chris Mathews or Keith Olberman would this sort of treatment.
Those two are lost causes. They drank the kool-aide and smoked the hope-ium. There is no objectivity left in them. I used to watch MSNBC for Dan Abrams. But now .. with those two idiots and the rest of them ... bah!
Originally posted by Grey Magic
bweuh, just another sign that fox loves the republicans.
faux news didn't mention anything about that racist Obama magazine cover some time ago.
I am so glad I cancelled my cable over a year ago.
Originally posted by Dronetek
Originally posted by stikkinikki
I have never considered US Weekly a news source. They are on par with the National Enquirer. However I am sure you will agree that we ought to be informed about our candidates for government. Just like watching TV, if you don't like the channel then change it. If you don't like what US Weekly did then don't by the mag and cancel your subscription. nuff said
The problem is that the supposedly respectable media spent a week going at this 24/7, up until today. I haven't seen much mention since Palin laid the smack down.
Upset might be an understatement: One Us advertiser has admitted that they’ve received calls from angry former subscribers threatening to boycott their products. “(Us publisher) Jann Wenner supports Obama, Wenner media decided to follow the buzz around Palin before her speech, and now subscribers feel like a vote has been cast on their behalf," says another magazine editor. “It’s going to be tough to bounce back from this one. Especially if the advertisers get involved. If they get nervous, that can hurt all of us.”