Obama Also Afraid of Fox News Channel - NO Hillary Clinton For President

nohil-billy · #1 04.10.2007

Barak Obama, at the urging of MoveOn.org and other liberal organizations, has also pulled out of the debates co-sponsored by Fox News and the Congressional Black Caucus. His campaign said he would attend debates hosted by a more appropriate forum, CNN. One has only to watch CNN shows like Crossfire, to interpret Obama's definition of appropriate.

This shows me that Obama, along with Clinton and Poodle Boy Edwards are not the leaders they claim to be but only puppets of the loony liberal left. A subset of Flying Monkeys doing the bidding of George Soros and MoveOn.org.

NoHitlery · #2 04.11.2007

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Originally Posted by nohil-billy

Barak Obama, at the urging of MoveOn.org and other liberal organizations, has also pulled out of the debates co-sponsored by Fox News and the Congressional Black Caucus. His campaign said he would attend debates hosted by a more appropriate forum, CNN. One has only to watch CNN shows like Crossfire, to interpret Obama's definition of appropriate.

This shows me that Obama, along with Clinton and Poodle Boy Edwards are not the leaders they claim to be but only puppets of the loony liberal left. A subset of Flying Monkeys doing the bidding of George Soros and MoveOn.org.

How can this be surprising. These morons don't get that people are bailing from CBS, Clinton Bull Sh*it, NBC, Nothing But Clinton, ABC, Always Bout Clinton, CNN, Clinton News Network. Do you think that The American Voter might wonder why Republican's are forced to get thrown on the charcoal burner on the MSM while the lefty's get to hit it out of the park? Fortunately, head to head they won't be able to dodge once the rubber meets the road. If Hillary get's the nod, Linda Blair as the little girl on the Excorcist could kick her a*ss with her head spinning around and puking the green stuff back at her.
Hillary is a vial person!

nohil-billy · #3 04.11.2007

It really is unbelievable that Fox News Channel routinely wins the ratings wars. Not because they don't deserve it, but because they do it while at a decided disadvantage.

I worked for five years, in northwest Missouri, for one of the top five national cable companies. I had five systems in small towns and only one system offered FNC. I checked the line-ups in other small towns owned by my company and most of them didn't offer FNC. Of the towns that did, FNC was a top tier channel which had to be added to the basic programming at extra cost. CNN was included on basic in all of these towns.

I now have Dish Network and again CNN is included on the cheapest package while a subscriber has to pay an additional $10 to get the package that includes FNC. I don't know if DirecTV is the same but my bet would be that it is. I can't say that this how it is across the nation, but if it is, FNC's routine ratings coups are nothing short of phenominal.

WiseOne · #4 04.11.2007

EXACTLY, my brother was so mad that Dish Network wanted him to pay WAY more just to get Fox News that he canceled them. You are right...the truth WILL win through no matter the enemies against her. In the end, people will search for truth. And America downs Russia because of what they do with the news, sheesh.

PS. I LOVE this internet age...thank you, God almighty!

NoHitlery · #5 04.11.2007

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Originally Posted by nohil-billy

It really is unbelievable that Fox News Channel routinely wins the ratings wars. Not because they don't deserve it, but because they do it while at a decided disadvantage.

I worked for five years, in northwest Missouri, for one of the top five national cable companies. I had five systems in small towns and only one system offered FNC. I checked the line-ups in other small towns owned by my company and most of them didn't offer FNC. Of the towns that did, FNC was a top tier channel which had to be added to the basic programming at extra cost. CNN was included on basic in all of these towns.

I now have Dish Network and again CNN is included on the cheapest package while a subscriber has to pay an additional $10 to get the package that includes FNC. I don't know if DirecTV is the same but my bet would be that it is. I can't say that this how it is across the nation, but if it is, FNC's routine ratings coups are nothing short of phenominal.

Go with Direct TV Satellite like No Hitlery, no extra charge. That may be because I live in Orange County, CA behind the iron curtain where nobody with a brain watches CNN.

PeroW-Cheney · #6 04.12.2007

Dick Morris was on fox just now praising Obama over Rudy and Hillary because of his position about Imus on MSNBC.

Obama may have cashed in a big truckload of mo over Hillary today. This may carry him somewhere far if this effort continues against hip hop promoters. Fox may play it well for Obama.

I am a John Valby fan, so that could show you what I know about this issue. Could be that I'm wrong.

WiseOne · #7 04.12.2007

Hmmm, All I see in that is that Fox News is just kicking it's competitor while they're down. Just MHO. Or, could be to get Obama on one of their shows in the end...maybe kissing his butt on that one, that could show who Fox News really likes as well...contrary to what all the liberals think, that Fox News is only Conservative...interesting either way.

NoHitlery · #8 04.13.2007

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Hmmm, All I see in that is that Fox News is just kicking it's competitor while they're down. Just MHO. Or, could be to get Obama on one of their shows in the end...maybe kissing his butt on that one, that could show who Fox News really likes as well...contrary to what all the liberals think, that Fox News is only Conservative...interesting either way.

I like WiseOne's take here. Fox news is playing the game with Obama. I can't imagine even middle of the roaders voting for Obama once it is exposed that according to Judicial Watch, which keep track of everybody's vote in Congress. Obama is the most liberal of them all. Yep, step aside and drown somebody else Fat Teddy, your star has fallen. Obama runs at about 98.8% Hillary in the high 80's. Of course, hers would top Obama if she had any real core values and wasn't positioning. Like her attendance at funerals following 9-11 a Hillary Presidency would probably find our troops needing to hitch hike home from the middle east. I'm telling you I know first hand this woman, God I hate calling her that, totally insulting to women, loaths the military.

Herb Schaffler · #9 04.13.2007

I see that Hillary is going to Rutgers to try to cash in, hoping she can take back some black voters away from Obama. She is so transparent, it makes my skin crawl.

nohil-billy · #10 04.15.2007

I agree with PeroW-Cheney, Obama scored big time by being the first to speak out. Hillary again missed out on an opportunity to show some decisiveness to the liberal base. Something she has done repeatedly throughout her campaign thus far. Could Hillary's strategy be to court the female and moderate democratic vote and hope that Poodle Boy and Obama split the far left vote? It sure seems that way because otherwise she is running one of the most inept campaigns I've ever seen.