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To: Rufus2007
Michael Wolff, a contributing editor and columnist Vanity Fair and CNBC regular, told MSNBC's "Hardball" host Chris Matthews on his Oct. 26 program the White House strategy was to marginalize Fox News the same way conservatives once did to liberals, making "liberal" a word with negative connotations. However, he also made the bizarre conclusion that Fox News, which dominates cable news on a regular basis, is "not very popular."

Is Michael Wolff a comedian? He is hilarious! What you need to do, Mike, is qualify your statements. It is true that Fox is not very popular among Democrats and Marxists, but the fact of the matter is that Fox is the number one news organization in the nation, if not the world.

But we have folks with disordered minds talking to one another. Reminds me of the tea party in Alice in Wonderland. What a laugh!

37 posted on 10/27/2009 7:03:22 AM PDT by olezip
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To: olezip

Wolff would be funny if he was not so dangerous. Any disinterested person would acknowledge that Wolff is wrong when he says Fox News is “not very popular.” He is not only wrong but is either being deceptive or is out of touch with reality. I believe it is the latter. The problem is that there are tens of thousands of these people and they are running our country. When someone cannot distinguish between reality and fantasy they are usually described as insane. When the insane are in charge of a great power expect serious problems. The economy is at stake, lives are at stake, in fact our entire civilization is at risk. I nominate Michael Wolf for the prestigious Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf Award (also known as the Baghdad Bob Award).


47 posted on 10/27/2009 7:38:36 AM PDT by Vehmgericht
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