For A Lot Of Reasons
It is so difficult to believe what passes as ‘political discourse’ in this country. I heard less absolute absurdity in college after a night of binge drinking, than in the ‘sober’ discussions taking place on ‘the media’.
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LOL Yeah… Jon Stewart has been saying similar things the past few episodes. 😉 He went on Chris Wallas’s show on FAUX and said that FAUX News viewers were the most consistently misinformed in every poll. Politifact took him to task and said that he shouldn’t have said “every poll”, it’s only “almost every poll’s”). 😆
TDS – June 27, 2011 – Jennifer Aniston
(That was a good show actually!) 😉
This was the original program last week where Jon shows the reasons that FAUX has won PolitiFact 2009 & 2010 Lie of the Year awards. 😉 😆
TDS – Tuesday June 21, 2011 – Cameron Diaz
(And Cameron removes Jon’s stitches life! She’s so talented (and funny actually).) 😉
The media absolutely does not want to talk about anything important. They refuse to even mention absolute, undeniable lies, if they are made by politicians. That’s why people assume that the Republicants actually should be listened to regarding policy, because the media refuses to point out that the premises of most GOP ‘policies’ are wrong and usually delusional.