NPR Asks: 'Did the Wheels Just Fall Off the GOP Campaign?' ...

NewsBusters.org ^ | September 22, 2012 | Tim Graham

[GeronL]

There is zero reason why taxpayers should fund NPR or PBS or Planned Parenthood or any other leftwing group- Even Soros’ Open Society is getting federal grants

[Revolting cat!]

If the wheels fell off, then they can’t throw anybody under the bus!

[chris37]

No, NPR, the wheels fall off all day every day. The campaign made of nothing but wheels, and as soon as a wheel falls, another falling wheel takes its place and then falls.

Meanwhile, Obama, who can’t seem to keep his employees alive, has 110% approval of everyone, even space aliens.

[jjotto]

And there’s no hint that Romney finds this kind of funding the least bit objectionable.

[doc1019]

I doubt even Romney will do away with NPR’s gravy train. Too many people in high places that just love NPR.

[stormhill]

Well...yes, actually, I do jest.

But please, don't call me Shirley!

[Gasshog]

NPravada.

Who listens to this sh!t?

[GeronL]

true

[des]

They may just convince a bunch of Dems that Obama can win without their vote.

[Cheerio]

Hey NPR - check back on Nov 7

[Sons of Union Vets]

“At NPR, we don’t report the news. We MOLD the news.”

Exactly......just as most of the polls from likeminded hacks are wired with a view to creating public opinion, not reflecting it.

[rhema]

Michelle Malkin just outed Eddie Haskell Brooks.

[jonrick46]

NPR has created a fantasy bus with their distorted version of the 47% illegal recording with its mystery gap. No wonder the wheels come off. In The fantasy world of gay riders like David Brooks on the Unicorn Farm, life becomes one crash off the cliff.

[Brad from Tennessee]

BROOKS: . . .But Romney is the only candidate in modern political history where his unfavorables are higher than his favorables. . .

From Nate Silver's Five Thrity Eight New York Times blog (2-16-2011)

SILVER: . . .a New York Times poll in October 1992, just weeks before the election, found 33 percent of voters with a favorable view of him (Bill Clinton) but 39 percent unfavorable. Mr. Clinton won despite being a candidate whom voters were slow to develop a liking for. . .

http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/02/16/what-early-presidential-polls-tell-us/

[publius911]

The Obama Campaign has been riding on the rims for over three years now, so technically, we can't say the wheels came off their jalopy any time recently.

So why do the 'Rats worry so much about the GOP wheels? The GOP got a brand new vehicle!

[smokingfrog]

This calls for a posting of the BS meter.

[Huskrrrr]

OK, I was waiting for that one. :0)

[ImNotLying]

That’s right NPR. The wheels are off and the trax are on and we’re “fixin” to bulldoze your azzes off the face of the Earth.

[publius911]

And there’s no hint that Romney finds this kind of funding the least bit objectionable.

We had tons of hints about hope and change, and they weren't worth crap.

What you think Romney may or may not do doesn't mean any more than that to me.
I prefer to see what he does.

"It's easy to make promises you can't keep."
Hussein Obama, 2011

[smokingfrog]

http://www.gopusa.com/commentary/2012/09/21/malkin-eddie-haskell-brooks/

Better link.

That was so right-on.