He'd make a good NFL Referee.................
Posted on 03/09/2017 10:53:33 AM PST by C19fan
Robert Iger, CEO of the Walt Disney Company, said Wednesday that ABC News has been “extremely fair” in its coverage of the 2016 election and the Trump administration and that complaints of left-wing political bias on ESPN are “completely exaggerated.”
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Are you going to believe or your lying eyes?
Bias is in the eye of the beholder. And if all, and I mean all the beholders say you are a biased network, you’d be wise to listen.
This guy is the real Goofy..
Did he go on to say that it’s just stupid, hateful Republicans, like that Trump moron who think that the media is biased in favor of those totally awesome Liberals?
Hey Baghdad Bob. I am a middle aged sports fan who grew up watching ESPN from the days of strongest man competition. ESPN has become unwatchable and your website is not worth visiting.
He'd make a good NFL Referee.................
He wants to run for president, you know.
A little while ago Rush was talking about this on his radio program. He roughly estimated that ESPN has lost $7 billion in one years time.
Perhaps someone should introduce him to the Internet. A few recordings might help him understand.
LOL.........sums it up well!!!
Envision a ‘board meeting’ real soon!!!
Riiiiigt,,,,,,and is Obama is a born again Christian.
You would have thought that they would have started paying attention when the first billion was gone. Proof that Liberalism is indeed a mental disease.
Disney markets fairy tales and fantasies. They also indulge in political correctness which is self induced delusion.
Sports channels should stick to sports ONLY.
There’s bias right there.
Baghdad Bob is a new Disney character... replacing Mickey Mouse as company mascot.
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