Brian Kilmeade, Gretchen Carlson, and Steve Doocy are the hosts of Fox & Friends where they introduced an anti-Obama ad that begins with 'Fox & Friends Presents.'
*It’s never been a secret that Fox has been and remains at the top of irresponsible and inaccurate journalism.
They play the game of simply reporting the news, but anyone with eyes and ears can see that it is news with a slant … a conservative slant. But, now they’ve taken it a bit too far by blatantly campaigning for the GOP.
Fox’s top idiots on the network’s Fox & Friends thought they’d take a little walk down memory lane into President Obama’s campaign by putting together a medley of his campaign speeches and his campaign slogan of Hope and Change.
But what was supposed to be a retrospective was a blatantly conservative anti-Obama campaign ad that features foreboding music, homeless people on the street and a family counting change at the dining room table. (more…)
WOW!!!! Is this really a news station? I guess not it looks like a commercial for the repugnauts just like the article said. This is just crazy. If he is a one term President then my hat is off to him for what he tried to do and all of us can live the the consequences and “mittens” I guess . So sad just because of the color of his skin this country has lost it’s damn mind OBAMA 2012
Fox gets away with stuff like this because Obama and the Democrats are afraid to expose them for the ignoramuses they are, masquerading as journalist they.
Every study shows that food stamps and unemployment insurance are the two most effective ways of stimulating an economy and creating jobs.
I guess these morons thought they had Nancy Pelosi when she says, “If you want to create jobs, the quickest way to do it is to provide more funding for food stamps.” That statement has stood the test of time. Only a dumb ass Fox analyst doesn’t know that.
The low-life vermin at Fox news should be charged with treason and given a traitors just due. Let each one be paid in full.
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