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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill who wrote (404654)	5/9/2003 6:49:58 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

Bill, Re: Fox News is the only network which provides both sides on every issue, That is too funny. <vbg> Let's see. Fox presented both sides of the debate that castigated Colin Powell for lying trough his teeth on February 5th when, of the 44 accusations he made against the Saddam Hussein regime, researchers discovered 16 were outright lies, and the rest were "thin"? Or how about both sides of the lies that GWB told in his State of the Union speech about the Iraq-Niger uranium contract, the aluminum tubes and the Hussein-al-Qaeda link. Did Fox tell us that most of Europe, the U.N. and the sensible and well informed American resistance to Bush's naked aggression were right? Of course not. Did they even mention the opposition? Of course not. For you to say that Fox presents balance would be hysterically funny if the stakes of the lying, cheating and corruption of the Bushies wasn't so devastating to the U.S. economy, the U.S. reputation in the world, and to civil society. Surely Fox didn't cover the castigations of London's Mayor Ken Livingstone calling Bush "corrupt" and America in need of a "regime change" except possibly to mention Ari Fleisher's sniffy dismissal of the accusations against what is arguably the most anti-American and corrupt Administration to ever have stolen the White House. Was Fox fair and balanced about this? Was Roger Ailes telling us the full truth? If you think so, you have the mental capacity of a turnip. Even third graders are wise enough to know that Bush is a crook.