[lormand]

I noticed not long after Fox News came online that Bill O'Reilly has no fixed view on issues or consistent values. He is all over the charts on issues.

That is why I cringe when someone calls him a "conservative".

[Judith Anne]

O’Reilly’s no conservative. He feels a strong need to distance himself from REAL conservatives.

Fine with me.

Dear Mr. O’Reilly:

There was a time I respected you, and thought you really stood up for the truth. Not any more. A hundred thousand people have registered to post on this site, and some jerk takes a few posts out of context, and you believe it?

Where’s that “fair and balanced” no spin popinjay? Out bloviating somewhere?

FReegards,

Judith Anne

[A message]

I noticed not long after Fox News came online that Bill O'Reilly has no fixed view on issues or consistent values. He is all over the charts on issues.

I quit watching him a couple years ago.

To me he is lukewarm mush.

[oh8eleven]

That is why I cringe when someone calls him a "conservative".
Far from it. He was FOR the "Shamnesty" bill because (paraphrasing), "It was the best we would ever get."

[Cobra64]

That is why I cringe when someone calls him a "conservative".

The last time I watched the moron was when he was advocating an "obscene profits tax" on the oil companies. O'Reilly is too stoopid to be a Conservative. He understands neither the free market, nor capitalism.

And as for O'Reilly being a former school teacher, his grammar is pathetic.