Goldberg Predicts Collapse of Liberal Media

NewMax.com ^ | Friday, April 11, 2003 | Phil Brennan

[familyofman]

"Pride comes before disaster, and arrogance
before a fall."

That's fine but FNC better improve on their accuracy in reporting, and quit relying on "yellow journalism". They have had, IMHO, the worst record to date on rumors being reported as fact in Iraq. How many WMD stories have they run so far compared to the confirmed number of actual WMD found. Being accurate has a lot to do with winning the trust of people.

[maxwellp]

I did not list them in order of importance. Just listed them. But I agree, Rush is No. 1. He started fighting liberals before anyone. He stood alone and took them on and he won mightily. When he had a problem with his hearing, I thought "No, not this great guy". But he conquered it beautifully. Rush Limbaugh is one great American!

[Tribune7]

if they knew anyone who was a conservative but became a liberal.

It's actually fairly common among politicians who can legally spend other people's money. That's why term limits is such a great idea.

[Bush2000]

That's fine but FNC better improve on their accuracy in reporting

FNC has been pretty careful to mention that the info comes from "uncorroborated reports" in cases where it can't verify the details. And frankly, I think most people would prefer the rumors to CNN's outright censorship.

[Godebert]

I noticed your tag line. Are you aware that Condi Rice is pro-abortion? Besides....what's your problem with Dick Cheney? You don't think he's doing a good job as vice-president?

[potlatch]

Good article!

[Misterioso]

I know what you mean. Those were the AUH2O days. Remember those bumper stickers?

Do I ever. I worked in that campaign. I've still got a miniature California license plate that reads AUH20.

[Go Gordon]

Dick Morris, explaining this week why liberals are wrong, used phrases like: "Disconnected from reality," and "Minds stuffed full of propaganda."

Liberalism is a mental illness

[ashtanga]

Well, most sane people don't want to listen to "news" that offends them, and this is one of the reasons that broadcast news is losing listeners. NBC, CBS and ABC may have to reform itself, or the parent company may have to subsidize the propaganda, but things don't look promising. The Birkenstockers, of course, will always support "news" that offends sane people, for obvious reasons.

[ashtanga]

While I am not terribly impressed with the Republicans, I surely miss Goldwater. I do remember the bumper stickers, and wish I had one today! I'd sport it on my SUV. Goldwater was the last Republican to talk seriously about smaller government. Do you guys remember the concept? What a man!

[beebuster2000]

btt

[wingnuts'nbolts]

Having grown up throughout WWII I was also a conservative young woman. It probably had something to do with my father's views. He thought the Parent teachers association was communist and Eleanor Roosevelt gave him a headache, along with Bette Davis. The new Deal was a Ponzi scheme to him. I miss him still.

I was so proud of our Military and to be an American. I used to wonder why anyone would want to change this wonderful political system with dismal abysmal Communism.