FOX won't air Obama's press conference, page 2
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reply posted on 27-4-2009 @ 11:11 PM by sos37
Originally posted by solarstorm
So much for fair and balanced.




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Guess you know what it feels like somewhat now to Republicans and the rest of the media. Boo freaking hoo I say.


reply posted on 27-4-2009 @ 11:34 PM by weedwhacker
reply to post by MagicaRose



What in the heck are you going on about?

"Digital TV"???? Does anyone actually believe this is some sort of Obama plan??? Seriously??

Oh, yeah. The original change-over date was in February...one month after the Inauguration. Obviously, it was the evil Muslim not-born-in-the-USA possible Anti-Christ's first order of business!!! [sarc]

Really....have seen some stretching of the truth to meet a person's twisted hatred and skewed views, but this one takes the cake!

edit=sure and I am irritated whenever regular Prime-Time programming is interrupted, whether it be for this President, or any previous. Of course, reason likely is because not everyone has cable or SAT TV.

For magica, I highly recommend DISH Network SAT TV...a friend has it, it is far superior to cable. I'm changing!! AND, for others, if your favorite show is pre-empted, check out 'Hulu' on the internet. You might find the episode in question, being replayed.



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reply posted on 28-4-2009 @ 12:51 AM by jd140
reply to post by ANNED



I agree.

I don't see why every channel must air the Presidents news conferance. I don't care who the President is.

I remember not having cable as a kid and when the President gave a news conferance on every channel I was very upset. I would flip the knob and scream "the presidents on every channel, I want to watch (insert show here).

Very traumatic for me.

I just hope this time I won't fall asleep halfway through like I did the last one. That was brutal.


reply posted on 28-4-2009 @ 01:17 AM by jd140
reply to post by Grimstad




I have no problem being on TV once a month. But I hope to every God imaginable, even the Spagehetti monster that it isn't like the last one. You have to admit that he ducked and dodged questions as if he had been doing it all his life. He just rambled on about the budget for what seemed like hours.

I think the concensus isn't that he is on TV once a month, its that he doesn't have to be on every channel.


reply posted on 28-4-2009 @ 04:03 AM by opal13
reply to post by weedwhacker



Teleprompter for a speech, okay, normal and used by many. He uses it for press conferences because he can't answer the questions. He is a great speaker when someone else has written the info, but as far as answering questions, especially ones thrown out during press conferences, he can't do it.


reply posted on 28-4-2009 @ 08:17 AM by Grimstad
Going through all the posts negative towards Obama (not FOX) so far we have….
Teleprompter
Once a month is too much
The nightly news is too much
Over saturation
He reads answers someone quickly types into a Teleprompter (seriously?) and talks in circles and doesn’t want to answer questions he doesn’t want asked.
Boring (plus several assumptions about his intent)
Poser spouting meaningless crap and only wants good news.
Too many news conferences.
The teleprompter again
He is the reason for the switch to digital (with associated wild speculation) and worst pandemic to hit this country.
Ducks questions and rambles about the budget for what seems like hours.
He can’t answer questions without the prompter.


We have 4 saying too much coverage. This is a decision made by the channels themselves. I recommend changing the channel.
2 don’t like the prompter and 2 more think he can’t answer questions without it.
If you are going to criticize the question and answer sessions I suggest you actually watch them. This would also apply to the one that says he ducks questions or gets questions he doesn’t like. When replying to a pointed question the best response is usually a pointed answer. I have yet to see him duck a question. In fact I have watched him answer a question he didn’t have to (on line town hall: Pot legalization) and not give the populist answer.
One that says he rambles and one that says he’s boring. Perhaps you just can’t keep up. One says he’s a poser (lacks substance? You mean like George Bush?) and spouts meaningless crap. Again, perhaps you can’t keep up and if you only want good news I suggest turning the TV off all together.
And what we are left with is Mr./ Mrs. Digital .

Not one substantive complaint about Obama in the bunch.

Not one Republican has pulled near the percentages that he has since prior to 1988 and never has the total turn out been bigger (at least not in my lifetime).
And Bush had the gall to make that crack about “the will of the people” after one of the slimmest wins ever? You have, in fact witnessed the will of the people. Get used to it. Or secede or try and start a revolution. But if you are going to complain, you should probably stick to the issues. But that’s on several other threads.


reply posted on 28-4-2009 @ 12:45 PM by Jadette
reply to post by MagicaRose



You do realise that digital television has been planned since the early 1990s? I hardly think Obama was behind it.


reply posted on 28-4-2009 @ 05:12 PM by Grimstad
reply to post by jd140



For the first time in my life I actually got to vote FOR someone rather than against someone. If you see that as ass kissing, well, I’m not surprised. I may not support every detail of what he may do but generally, he is a leap in the right direction. Look at what he has had to deal with in his 1st 3 months. George Bush started his presidency by taking 6 weeks vacation.

Exactly when have you seen him answering scripted questions?
When have you seen any president take questions from anyone but the press outside of an election debate?
Do you really put George W Bush on par with any of the last 10 presidents?


reply to post by neo67



I’ve voted in every presidential election since 1984.
What Obama commercials?
On the news, yes. On the news channels, yes. Considering all the crap he’s had to deal with, are you really surprised?

“it feels like i am not in america anymore - its like saddams iraq and obama state run media -hes everywhere.”
And there it is.

Which I would expect from someone who said …..
“i am one of those extreme right wingers.”
Nothing he ever does is going to be good enough
Everything he does, you will find fault with.

You exemplify what is left of the right wing.
And I just heard 5 minutes ago that you have lost another one.
Arlen Specter just jumped ship.
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