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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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To: Ann Corrigan who wrote (12474)8/1/2007 1:45:25 PM
From: American Spirit  Read Replies (2) of 224729
 
Murdoch is a corporate fascist. His goal is to allow the very top elite billionaire types to control everything, himself included, and to only tell the people the information that supports the mega industrial CEO agenda.

That includes evasion of taxes, evasion of government laws and regulations, huge pay-outs to CEO's, out-sourcing US jobs to the thrid world, carte blanche permissions to pollute and price gouge, etc. Murdoch is a very destructive man, but fortunately people are onto him now and Fox Nedws is seen for what it is, for the rightwing choir only. But it's still dangerous in how it misleads Republican voters to stand behind crooks and traitors.

Murdoch is a very dangerous man and the operatives he has running Fox News are all rightwing ideologues. I was watching Fox News yesterday and saw how they portrayed Hillary and Obama. They intentionally made them look and sound bad, including making their voices high, screechy and tinny as a rightwing pundit proclaimed that both of them have problems. As if any rightwinger should be trusted on his opinion of democratic candidates. ALl this is intentional.

Meanwhile, no coverage of Bush's huge mountain of crimes and scandals, and no coverage of the Pat Tillman murder. Plus no critical coverage of any GOP candidates.
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