CNN Coverage Makes Me Ill!

CNN

[Wavyhill]

Shouldn't they change the name to FOXES?

[Wavyhill]

She's Al Hunt's wife, not surprisingly.

[OrioleFan]

Last night that numnut Aaron Brown (the boring monotone guy) was talking about the helo crash in Kuwait and said, "Tony Blair is now gonna have to rethink his country's participation in the war."

[Wavyhill]

Newspaper after Ft. Sumter: "After the deaths of these soldiers, Abraham Lincoln is going to have to rethink his opposition to secession."

[Wavyhill]

I'm assuming this is the same "Fox" that does "Twentieth Century Fox," isn't it?

[Wavyhill]

He's the one who said in 1995 that the Democrat charges against Gingrich weren't true, but that Gingrich deserved it because of his political views.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

The only deaths at Fort Sumter were when a cannon blew up a couple guys when they fired a final salute as the flag was lowered when the Union soldiers vacated the fort,, there were no deaths in the whole bombardment that razed the walls by half,,,,,,,

[Warrior Nurse]

Don't forget Christanne (Mata Hari) Amonpour

CNN Sucks FNC dusts.

GO FOX NEWS CHANNEL

[cricket]

"They were the only game in town in the Gulf War, not so anymore. FOX ROCKS!"

No doubt about it! . . .and their ratings are killing CNN as well.

[HitmanLV]

Woodruff just editorialized on how there are so many Democrats are opposed to President Bush and the War. John King was on the other end, and he agreed too.

Well, this is true. Actually I think its good that they remind the Americans that the Democrats are against this operation. The fact that they were completely wrong on the matter should never be forgotten.

[HitmanLV]

OOps!</i>

[mountaineer]

This afternoon, CNN's Wolf Blitzer interviewed at length a so-called journalist on the scene in Bagdhad, one May Ying Welsh by name. A simple google search reveals that she is affiliated with Ramsey Clark's International Action Center, Not in Our Name and other Communist front organizations.

This may explain why, instead of simply describing what was happening, she was railing angrily about how many civilians would die and claiming that the U.S. hadn't hit any Iraqi govt. buildings of significance. She even implied that no govt. officials even were there, just low-level people and "cleaners," i.e., the night janitor! Needless to say, Wolfie didn't mention her obvious bias, just presented her report as fact.

Iraq kicked out CNN, but they have no problem with Ms. Welsh. And CNN has no problem presenting propaganda as fact.