[NYCVirago]

Stern turned on Bush because of the FCC agenda. He has never said that Bush has done wrong with the war in Iraq or on Al-Qaeda as far as I can tell. I think his position is that since the Pentagon makes policy on wars no matter who is president he can turn against Bush.

According to marksfriggin.com, a Howard fan site, not only did Stern say in the past week that Bush has not made America safer, and criticized him for his handling of the War on Terror, but he got on him for reading to schoolchildren on 9/11, supposedly getting the bin Laden family out of the country that day, and even his SAT scores. He also had Margaret Cho on to bash Bush. In short, Stern has become the new Michael Moore.

PS: I am all for FCC having rules to enforce but those rules should come from congress, be written in law and be defined. The FCC can declare anything ot wants as indecent without recourse of a court of law review of the fine.

Fair enough.

[Destro]

To clarify the last part beacue I wrote it poorly: Currently, the FCC can declare anything it wants as indecent without recourse of a court of law review of the fine. - which I consider a tyranny.

[Destro]

To clarify the last part beacue I wrote it poorly: Currently, the FCC can declare anything it wants as indecent without recourse of a court of law review of the fine. - which I consider a tyranny.