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Very sad to see Napolitano go. He told it like he saw, like it was and that got him a pink slip.
1 posted on 02/19/2012 12:28:52 PM PST by appeal2
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I got tired of each show turning into a Ron Paul ad.


2 posted on 02/19/2012 12:30:52 PM PST by optiguy (Government does not solve problems; it subsidizes them.----- Ronald Reagan)
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Willard should promise to appoint Ron Raul Sec. of Treasury.


3 posted on 02/19/2012 12:33:26 PM PST by Paladin2
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This is precisely why we need a REAL conservative network.

With Fox moving farther to the left all the time, we have no real representation on the tube anymore.

How I wish a conservative consortium would make an offer for ratings-starved CNN which should be available at fire sale prices. The current crowd could be dumped and the place re-staffed with real talkers and thinkers of the right.


5 posted on 02/19/2012 12:38:07 PM PST by Scanian
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This is terrible. I liked the guy, even if I think Ron Paul is a bit beyond the pale.


6 posted on 02/19/2012 12:45:27 PM PST by the OlLine Rebel (Common sense is an uncommon virtue./Technological progress cannot be legislated.)
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I've tried to be libertarian 2 or 3 times but just couldn't make it past their stupidity. I like about 3/4 of what they stand for but they always get back to free drugs, defending people who blow up buildings, and other such nonsense. I just settle for being a conservative, but libertarianism is just too close to anarchy for me. I liked Stossel and Napolitano, but it wasn't something I set my DVR for. I liked Glen Beck very much, but he also leaned heavily for libertarian ideas.

To enact their ideas in a strict sense would only embolden our enemies and make us more vulnerable. Our extra "freedoms" would be short lived. Just as we romanticize the good ole days, we forget FDR rounding up the "Japs" in America and executing the Nazi infiltrators with a sham trial. "Those were the days" most of us would recall, but a libertarian would be foaming at the mouth and calling for revolution.

8 posted on 02/19/2012 1:10:28 PM PST by chuckles
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MSNBC says Buchanan is a racist and fires him. But they hired Sharpton. MSNBC does not pass the smell test.


11 posted on 02/19/2012 2:02:52 PM PST by ex-snook ("above all things, truth beareth away the victory")
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Fox says it was a financial decision i.e. they did not want to have two shows competing, FNN and FFN. That is a joke. What did they think they were getting on the financial network from a show billed as “Freedom Watch”. No, the only financial end of this was the show competed directly with the Mohammad Ali of the era, the self proclaimed number one in cable. So, the Judge got axed. I used to be really POed when he used to be a guest on BOR’s show only to be belittled by the man who is such a egomanic to make even Ali’s self promoting seem amaturest. I would have loved to see His Excellency grilled by Judge Nap than by BOR, at least it would not be a public ass kissing on live TV.


14 posted on 02/19/2012 2:16:25 PM PST by Mouton (Voting is an opiate of the electorate. Nothing changes no matter who wins..)
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This is sad news and not a plus for Fox Corps. Let's hope that Glenn Beck can keep Judge Napolitano on the air to keep us Constitutionally informed rather than that pseudo constitutional scholar that resides in the White House.
15 posted on 02/19/2012 2:29:08 PM PST by Doc91678 (Doc91678)
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the only 2 shows worth watching on Fox was his and Red Eye...


19 posted on 02/19/2012 4:06:17 PM PST by goat granny
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Fox is losing its appeal. And if I see another blonde in a magenta dress looking like a cocktail waitress, I am going to throw up.


22 posted on 02/19/2012 4:55:43 PM PST by AdaGray
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The Judge was the most ardent supporter of the Constitution on the tube. With him gone, that leaves none.

As to his the Judge’s support for Ron Paul. Well, that would be because Ron Paul is the most ardent supporter of our Constitution in congress. Since while Ron Paul’s foreign policy might be considered looney, especially under the current circumstances, his positions have a Constitutional base. ie, only congress has the power to declare war.

Some folks like to throw out parts of the Bible they don’t like, or perhaps disagree. Then some folks will throw out parts of the Constitution, which doesn’t seem to fit the current circumstances. Then some folks tend to support the Bible in whole. And, some folks tend to support the Constitution in whole.

While we can’t amend the Bible, we can amend the Constitution. But the latter has not yet been done. Only congress has the power, with the support of the people, to declare war.

If the US is going to go to war against Iran, then it should do so with the consent of the people, and a Congressional declaration of war against Iran. Then eliminate this threat, for centuries to come.

Anything less may begin decades of war, with no final resolution.


25 posted on 02/19/2012 8:38:58 PM PST by takenoprisoner (Constitutional Conservatism is Americanism.)
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