But O'Reilly restricts himself. He’s a cottage industry on TV, radio, and in print. He’s in entertainment first, not news. How else to explain his interview with September Harness, an Indiana University co-ed who’s marketing provocative photos of herself on the Internet without objection from the University? Of course, photos of the unclad Miss Harness (suitably obscured) were broadcast in the story. Entertainment? Yes. But news? No.
Bill O'Reilly claims to be looking out for you. Thanks but no thanks. He bullies from his bully pulpit. His research cannot hold a candle to Rush or Hannity and the collective intelligence of FR posters.
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05/23/2004 10:36:57 AM PDT by
Helms
(Rick Kaplan, CNN, MSNBC, is a New Grandfather To the First Homely Baby)
Your last phrase, "the collective intelligence of FR posters," is the key to this proposal. That is why we are certain it can succeed, if it gets funded. I never cease to be amazed at both the kind of information and the speed at which it is acquired, when Freepers take the bit in their teeth and start running.
John / Billybob