Even if Bush is reelected, there must be no letup in the drive to expose the truth about Kerry. He must be driven from public life, to teach the 60s antiwar Boomer generation that they are finished, that we will never again put up with their lies and betrayals. I would be willing to donate to the Swifties or any other group which pursues that goal.
Both David and his brother are talented men and true patriots. God bless them
'And I suspect it's going to shock the daylights out of America.'
wow - maybe there's even MORE we don't know about this sKerry...
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What will shock many Americans will be the fact that the media they trusted to keep them informed, didn't live up to their jobs. I've had a very bad feeling about Sen. Kerry for a long time, and won't be at all shocked.
"Only after the election will we learn the full truth about John Kerry, whether he wins or loses. And I suspect it's going to shock the daylights out of America."
Pray.
It will be a while but the truth will start to come out.
Didn't we once say the same thing about Clinton, only it was to be after he left office?
The Old Media raised this crop of Democrat politicians and they aren't going to cull them now.
Great column by David Limbaugh. Really sums it up succinctly and to the point.
The decline of network viewership and the cyncism that now greets each "story" trumpeted by the networks are testaments to its near irrelevancy.
The bigger question is precisely what will emerge to replace it. I am optimistic and hopeful that preference-based media (the internet and satellite radio with selector switches for right and left talk channels) will set the agenda. Monopolies--networks and major metropolitan newspapers--naturally degenerate and lose journalistic ethics and the role of the public trust in furtherance of agenda (the absolute power corruption theory). Larger competition for audience will change all that, although it isn't hard to imagine sensationalism creeping in (a la Drudge).
However it turns out, it will certainly be better than what people have been force fed the last 40 years. Thank you Jayson Blair, Dan Rather, and the other purveyors of deceit. You have been found out and are being shunned.
I just saw the Brokaw / Kerry interview on Hardball. They edited out the line where Kerry says his military record is not public. I couldn't believe it. This was blatant partisanship by Matthews and Co.
I agree with the initial post completely. If Kerry does actually manage to steal the election tomorrow, I think America will wake up with a huge case of buyer's remorse, and they will be looking to the mainstream media to find out why they refused to report on these serious issues.
I partially blame the Bush campaign. Had they focused on any of these issues, then the msm would have been forced to address them. Instead, they choose to take the high ground and let the 527s do all the dirty work. It was easy for the msm to ignore 527s. Kerry's campaign had no qualms about hitting the low road, attacking Bush whenever possible, and the msm followed along. Sticking to the high road is a tough strategy when your opponent is constantly taking the low road.
And if those revelations don't make them start to pay attention to political matters, nothing will.
But if Kerry wins, it's too late and too bad for us who are concerned about the fate of this wonderful nation.
Right on Mr Limbaugh. Mr Kerry is part of the problem BUT the MSM is a bigger problem!!!!!!!
And the media will crow about how effective it was to uncover these "new" revelations, and about how its (investigation and reporting) actions are essential to the preservation of freedom.
I hope they crow loudly, from the rooftops. Their bias will thereby be all the more obvious.
When this election is over, someone should start a serious conversation on the excesses of the media.
No one wants to limit freedom of the press, but we seem to have a very corrupt media which just smirks when confronted.
Amendment XIV
Section 3.
[No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice President, or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any State, who, having previously taken an oath, as a member of Congress, or as an officer of the United States, or as a member of any State legislature, or as an executive or judicial officer of any State, to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. But Congress may by a vote of two-thirds of each House, remove such disability.]