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To: steve harris who wrote (442793)	8/26/2011 8:39:07 PM
From: joseffy	3 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793838

ESPN Moves to Silence Golf Analyst Who Criticized Obama ......................................................................................................... by Dana Loesch Aug 26th 2011 bigjournalism.com A note for future prospective ESPN employees: You can only cheerlead Obama at ESPN. I’m not joking. Case in point: The network’s golf analyst, 12-time PGA Tour winner Paul Azinger hit out at the President’s amount of golf games on Twitter:

To: steve harris who wrote (442793)	8/26/2011 8:42:31 PM
From: t4texas	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793838

i don't get rove or dick morris when they get on fox news lately. dick morris appears to have some kind of upset stomach look every time i have seen him the past month or two. i think he is either pulling for romney, or he is getting paid by romney's campaign. would fox news allow that in his contract without his disclosing that publicly? ignoring all that above perhaps morris wants gov. christie to announce, but as soon as people find out christie appointed a muslim judge recently in new jersey that would cast a cloud. rove seems negative on all the candidates for the republicans. just my opinion, because he does not say much positive about them without throwing some stones at them too. i heard him say, yesterday i think, if palin gets in the race the press will no longer touch up bachmann or perry, but will turn their entire fire toward palin. so rove thinks palin will help bachmann and perry.