Faux news has done it again!

[Bullshot]

Today, on a Faux radio newscast, they reported on the Democrat response to Bush's Saturday address. They said the spokesperson was critical of the DEMOCRAT leadership for not coming out sooner with the news on Mark Foley.

Between identifying Foley as a "D" , this, and lord knows what else, this is not just a series of honest mistakes. The librul media are trying to make the percentage of people who don't know any better that this is a Democrat scandal.

[Monkeyman]

1. Liar News is just talking for Rove

[gully]

2. You're kidding me?

?

[eleny]

3. Keeping this kicked and recommended

[madfloridian]

4. Email it to Media Matters.

Give the time and where you heard it.

Maybe they can get the audio.

[HysteryDiagnosis]

5. Deliberate and misleading lies by a "professional anything" should

garner the perp a severe fine, perhaps jail time.

[Patchuli]

6. Here, send Faux a 'News Tip' like I did last week

when they listed Foley with the D.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,77538,00.html

I just sent them another because apparently they are confused.

[bunny planet]

10. just sent them a clue, hope they don't turn me in to the thought police.

[Peggy Day]

18. or email [e-mail] nt

[peacetalksforall]

7. Desparation times = RP & corporations/barons

[valerief]

8. I'm waiting for them to label Bush and Cheney as Democrats. nt

[Hav]

9. .

Yeah, from accusations that the Dems sat on the info for 3 years to making it a fact that they had the information and asking why they didn't act sooner.
Goob job, you really have to admire their desperate efforts if you are a fan of propaganda.

[Patchuli]

11. Yeah, it looks like it's

"catapaulting" right back into their own mugs! Couldn't happen to bigger bunch of assh*les, either.

[Patchuli]

12. Oops, double-post! nt

[Amonester]

13. Kick (+1 rec.)

Counter-attack with clever & honest actions like:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=106x29285

[Festivito]

14. Hourly news had Newt saying same thing. Either NPR or CNN on AAR.

It was an NPR day. But, I switched sometime in tne morning.

[young_at_heart]

15. Repeat the lie over and over and it becomes the truth

Faux news and GOP mantra.

[ProfessorPlum]

16. Excellent observation, but please . . .

It is "Democratic response" and "Democratic leadership" and "Democratic scandal". Democrat is not an adjective.

I hate to be pedantic, but the GOP is trying to change the language on this. The least we can do is resist it ourselves, even if no one else will.

[rucky]

20. what the OP said is how FOX put it.

hence, the caps.

[civildisoBDence]

24. I find myself using "Democrat" as an adjective myself--that seed got

planted while listening to Rush (not the band) for the occasional laugh. I've even done that while teaching class, then kicked myself.

Newsprism

[lonestarnot]

17. Dems should file a law suit.

[GeorgeGist]

19. Fortunately or unfortunately...

depending on one's POV, the only loyal audience FauxNews has are completely stupid people. Something tells me that completely stupid people aren't worth much to corporate advertisers.

[glitch]

22. And they really aren't worth our pursuing either.

Isn't O'Reilly one of their most popular shows? I saw that his ratings are less than 2 million.
Fox viewers appear to be the backwash of the backwash. I say leave them behind. :evilgrin:

[glitch]

21. It appears to be all they've got. nt

:rofl:

[Clark2008]

23. And on top of that, their grammar is atrocious!

It would be the DEMOCRATIC leadership.

Faux... listen close: Democrat is a noun; Democratic is an adjective. In this instance, you'd want the adjective.

:silly: