'Fox News Sunday' to Host Kentucky Senate Debate

otay people whut whut wrote:

I was channel surfing and there's a guy on talking about how Obama and Hitlery Clinton had to sacrifice and pretend to the public that they didn't know what was going on with the Bin Lain raid and blah, blah, blah and a whole lot of crap! I laughed and moved on to a more believable program...the movie Hocus Pocus. lol Wasn't Obama out playing yet another round of golf when this went down? Man ole man, the lame stream media pandering to the idiots of this country are more dangerous than the lying, no-good corrupt politicians that are in the White House now!!

No he wasn't playing golf when this went down.
Should have watched, you obviously would have learned something.

American Lady wrote:

Bruce Springsteen - The Rising
http://www.youtube.com/watch...
World Trade Center Tribute: "Ball Of Fire" by Tommy James & The Shondells
Whenever I hear this song, it takes me back to that day, so I took the song and lyrics to "Ball Of Fire" and put in images of 9/11. I worked in downtown New York and on the morning of 9/11 I witnessed first hand the attack. Our office was on Fulton Street, 3 blocks from the World Trade Center, and we had a clear view of the towers. It was unbelievable to watch those planes crash into the buildings and horrifying to see people jumping to their death. But there are no words to describe the buildings as they collapsed and we ran for our lives. My wife dropped me off at the bus station, and went back to sleep, since she worked later. She was awakened by a phone call from our friend who asked her was I o.k.. She did not know what was happening and when our friend told her, she turned on the television, and saw New York after the towers had fallen. The initial word was that hundreds of thousands might be dead or injured. I could not contact her for over six hours since all communications were down. You can imagine how she must have felt. I still have nightmares about that day. I spent ten days in the hospital because of all the dust I inhaled and still suffer to this day. Although it was a horrible day, what I remember,too,(and have not seen since) was how incredibly kind and helpful people were to each other.It's how it was in the days that followed.
This is a personal tribute with no political intent.
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

A great Obama supporter.

Cornelius Scudmister wrote:

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Spent many years in the military.
Like I said they know the mission. That is it.
They don't know the political climate, other options available and considered. They wouldn't know the risks of involving the Pakistanis, the risks of not involving them.
There is a long standing tradition in the military. You are only told what you need to know to accomplish your mission, nothing more.

Once again, you claim to have done something else. This time spent many years in the military. I say you are full of s**t. I say you are a liar and a fraud.

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Nutz wrote:

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Once again, you claim to have done something else. This time spent many years in the military. I say you are full of s**t. I say you are a liar and a fraud.

I just took a sh!t and I have a DD214 that says otherwise, but then again it doesn't matter what you think.
You think me a liar and I know you're a moron. Makes us even.

Cornelius Scudmister wrote:

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A great Obama supporter.

President Obama still has the political support of music legend Bruce Springsteen, but The Boss "won't be performing for him" in this year's campaign.

"I'm not a professional campaigner and every four years I don't think that I'm going to go and pick a guy and go after him," Springsteen told reporters in Paris, where he is promoting a forthcoming album.

"I prefer to stay on the sidelines," Springsteen added. "I genuinely believe an artist (is) supposed to be the canary in the coal mine, and you're better off with a certain distance from the seat of power."

Springsteen, who did gigs for Obama in 2008 and for Democratic nominee John Kerry in 2004, said he got involved in politics "sort of by accident."

Springsteen said he thought Obama had a mixed record.

"There's a lot of things" that were positive, he said.

"He kept GM alive, which was incredibly important to Detroit and Michigan, and he got the health care law passed, although I wish there had been a public option and didn't leave the citizens victims of the insurance companies, he killed Osama bin Laden, which was extremely important. He brought some sanity to the top level of government."

However, Obama was "more friendly to corporations than I thought he would be,(and) there's not as many middle-class or working-class voices heard in the administration as I thought there would be," said Springsteen.

"I would like to have seen more activism in job creation sooner than it came, I would like to have seen people helped out, seen some of these (home) foreclosures stopped somehow."

Springsteen said: "I still support the president, but there are plenty of things that I thought took a long time and would have been closed by now. But on the other hand, we're out of Iraq and hopefully we'll be out of Afghanistan soon."

http://content.usatoday.com/communities/theov...

YOU mean I have to MAKE my MUSIC....."political ".......?
Funny!

American Lady wrote:

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President Obama still has the political support of music legend Bruce Springsteen, but The Boss "won't be performing for him" in this year's campaign.
"I'm not a professional campaigner and every four years I don't think that I'm going to go and pick a guy and go after him," Springsteen told reporters in Paris, where he is promoting a forthcoming album.
"I prefer to stay on the sidelines," Springsteen added. "I genuinely believe an artist (is) supposed to be the canary in the coal mine, and you're better off with a certain distance from the seat of power."
Springsteen, who did gigs for Obama in 2008 and for Democratic nominee John Kerry in 2004, said he got involved in politics "sort of by accident."
Springsteen said he thought Obama had a mixed record.
"There's a lot of things" that were positive, he said.
"He kept GM alive, which was incredibly important to Detroit and Michigan, and he got the health care law passed, although I wish there had been a public option and didn't leave the citizens victims of the insurance companies, he killed Osama bin Laden, which was extremely important. He brought some sanity to the top level of government."
However, Obama was "more friendly to corporations than I thought he would be,(and) there's not as many middle-class or working-class voices heard in the administration as I thought there would be," said Springsteen.
"I would like to have seen more activism in job creation sooner than it came, I would like to have seen people helped out, seen some of these (home) foreclosures stopped somehow."
Springsteen said: "I still support the president, but there are plenty of things that I thought took a long time and would have been closed by now. But on the other hand, we're out of Iraq and hopefully we'll be out of Afghanistan soon."
http://content.usatoday.com/communities/theov...
YOU mean I have to MAKE my MUSIC....."political ".......?
Funny!

No I meant what I said "a great Obama supporter", can you not read?

Aristocles son of Ariston wrote:

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Do you rember my comment about Seals?
I told you real patriots don't support this POTUS didn't I?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-21376...

I was not a SEAL...I was U.S.M.C.(Infantry = GRUNT).

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7 years, United States Marine Corp family: honorable discharge.

Back to WW2, 1st Marine Div., 7th Marines. PELELIU, etc.

So proud of you all!!!

Cornelius Scudmister wrote:

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A great Obama supporter.

Yes I hear that Obama makes the Boss play Born In The USA at least three times during his private sessions wit him,LOL!!!

Cornelius Scudmister wrote:

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Any currently serving military member that criticizes the President can and should be court martialed.
I have a hard time believing a seal member would risk career and honor doing so.

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Maybe the web site is a fraud.

this ones for you wrote:

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Remember Jay you do as a soldier have the right to refuse an unlawful
order,but you better be able to prove it.
I refer you to the My Lai Massacre and second lieutenant William Calley.
I'm sure DBWRITER could speak to this better than I!

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DBW, a Marine Corp vet: Vietnam. I would think he could speak for a lot. Ask him sometime what it was like, how the American people treated our Nam vets. I remember it don't you?

frank wrote:

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Going by your asinine, half-backed posts you'd well following your own advice. So what exactly did you do when visiting Mr. Common Sense early in your (so called) life - give him blow-jobs?

No use for A L to answer that Question. YOU would NEVER understand. Her point was, COMMON SENSE has been forgotten, as seen in your answer.

Arianna Huffington: Obama's bin Laden Ad 'Despicable'
Monday, 30 Apr 2012 01:03 PM

By Newsmax Wires

: Arianna Huffington, founder of the liberal leaning news site The Huffington Post, has criticized the Obama campaign for an ad suggesting that Mitt Romney wouldn’t have killed terrorism kingpin Osama bin Laden, calling the move "despicable."

"I don't think there should be an ad about that," Huffington told "CBS This Morning" Monday. "I think it's one thing to celebrate the fact that they did such a great job [with television specials]. All that is perfectly legitimate. But to turn it into a campaign ad is one of the most despicable things you can do."

Jay wrote:

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7 years, United States Marine Corp family: honorable discharge.
Back to WW2, 1st Marine Div., 7th Marines. PELELIU, etc.
So proud of you all!!!

Semper Fidelis!
To God and Country!

OOOOHHHHRRRRAAAAHHHH!

Arianna Huffington: Obama's bin Laden Ad 'Despicable'
Monday, 30 Apr 2012 01:03 PM

By Newsmax Wires

Huffington equated the ad with a Hillary Clinton spot from 2008 that asked,“Who do you want answering the phone” in the White House, when it’s 3 a.m. and a problem has arisen. That was a reference to her opponent Obama’s inexperience.“It’s the same thing ...'You're not ready to be commander-in-chief,'” Huffington said.

Jay wrote:

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DBW, a Marine Corp vet: Vietnam. I would think he could speak for a lot. Ask him sometime what it was like, how the American people treated our Nam vets. I remember it don't you?

Actually i do...
but not so much around here...was such bad behavior expressed to our vets
coming home.
BUT I WAS SPEAKING TO DISOBEYING DIRECT ORDERS!

Sorry for the double post????
Mean while take a look at this,and tell me if you would have walked out on this preachers sermon?
http://youtu.be/_gjm7W-hDLc

Memo on coverage of assault on Pilot reporters

The following is from a memo sent by Editor Denis Finley to Virginian-Pilot news staff today regarding a recent attack on off-work Pilot reporters Dave Forster and Marjon Rostami at Church Street and Brambleton Avenue after a concert at the Attucks Theatre. The attack was the subject of a column by editorial writer Michelle Washington that was widely read online.

Staff,

Here is what happened with Dave and Marjon. They were victims of what police described as a simple assault and, initially, they did not want to be named in a story. If these were the circumstances with any other people in the community, we would not have done a story.

The truth is, we have no idea what motivated the attack. Was it a gang or a gathering? Did it just happen or was something planned? Was it racially motivated or random? We just don't know.

The Twitter comment about Trayvon Martin could have come from anywhere from anybody. Right now, it means nothing other than racial animosity continues to exist in our culture.

Many, including news organizations around the country, are assuming and making judgments based on information they do not have. That's a shame, it makes us look bad.

We did not cover up anything. We bend over backwards to treat ourselves the same way we would treat any other member of the community. In fact, we go overboard at times to make sure there is no perception that we have treated ourselves favorably because of our position.

Did we go too far here in holding to this standard? I don't know, I will always ask myself that question. But we made our decision based on the facts we had. That's all we can do. As journalists, we report facts, not assumptions.

We have done our due diligence with the story. We have checked the police report. I have read it. On its face, it would not merit a story. We have checked that neighborhood to see if there is an inordinate amount of crime there. There is not.

We will continue to monitor the investigation, just as we would with any story that has lingering questions. If the crime is reclassified, we will make a decision about further coverage then.

Thanks, Denis

http://hamptonroads.com/2012/05/memo-coverage...

They are flaying the editor Denis!
He NEEDS iT!....

Good Night Peeps....;-)

Seriously?