Neal Boortz: "Perhaps the only good thing to come out of that absurd question was yet another stellar moment from Newt Gingrich. As the line of questioning expanded to the issue of gay adoption … again, why is this a pressing issue?? … Newt Gingrich was the only person to really call out the ObamaMedia for their slanted questions. You can watch the video here, but here’s a transcript of what he had to say."...
Mark Steyn: Debate Night in the Titanic Ballroom "This country is broke, and the unprecedented scale of its brokeness is an existential threat. Yet, with the exception of Newt’s occasional flashes of contempt for the questioners, everyone else plays along with this absurd game. It’s not merely that the GOP is letting the left frame the contest but that a party willing to dignify this pitiful charade is sending a broader message about the likelihood of its mustering the determination to stand up to a Democrat-media establishment once in office and effect meaningful course correction."
MEDIA BIAS, STAGE TWO "Scott wrote this morning about the absurdity of Republican debates being moderated by liberal activists like George Stephanopoulos and David Gregory, who, as Scott put it, are “on a mission to take down the candidates by making them appear crazy or by separating them from the base of the Republican Party.” But that is just stage one of the liberal press’s effort to control the presidential election cycle. Stage two comes when Democratic Party activists posing as journalists report on the proceedings.
In NBC GOP Debate, Questions Hit Candidates From Left by 8 to 1 Margin Early in the debate, moderator David Gregory demanded to know how much "pain" the candidates would inflict upon Americans by cutting spending. Newt Gingrich called out Gregory for the slanted query: "David, you know, I, I find it fascinating that very, very highly paid Washington commentators and Washington analysts love the idea of pain. What – who's going to be in pain? The duty of the president is to find a way to manage the federal government so the primary pain is on changing the bureaucracy."
Speaking of NBC, Al Sharpton (NBC, um, news anchor) weighs in with this.
NBC has neither shame nor journalistic pride.
Mark Steyn: Debate Night in the Titanic Ballroom "This country is broke, and the unprecedented scale of its brokeness is an existential threat. Yet, with the exception of Newt’s occasional flashes of contempt for the questioners, everyone else plays along with this absurd game. It’s not merely that the GOP is letting the left frame the contest but that a party willing to dignify this pitiful charade is sending a broader message about the likelihood of its mustering the determination to stand up to a Democrat-media establishment once in office and effect meaningful course correction."
 |
| drawfortruth.com |
From now until November, the leading offender likely will be the Associated Press. Today the AP described last night’s debate in November; its account began:"...More...
In NBC GOP Debate, Questions Hit Candidates From Left by 8 to 1 Margin Early in the debate, moderator David Gregory demanded to know how much "pain" the candidates would inflict upon Americans by cutting spending. Newt Gingrich called out Gregory for the slanted query: "David, you know, I, I find it fascinating that very, very highly paid Washington commentators and Washington analysts love the idea of pain. What – who's going to be in pain? The duty of the president is to find a way to manage the federal government so the primary pain is on changing the bureaucracy."Speaking of NBC, Al Sharpton (NBC, um, news anchor) weighs in with this.
NBC has neither shame nor journalistic pride.
No comments:
Post a Comment