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triumphant wrote: Never heard them complain when Bush was flying around campaigning. Let's see the House pass a bill that will not allow a President to travel on the taxpayers dime during a election year. You won't hear a peep out of them. Republicans are nothing but two faced hypocrites that are just like their present Presidential nominee is. fox poll on independents approval of obama - Bing News Morning Jay: Obama’s Standing With Swing Voters Is WeakOn Wednesday I argued that only a tiny swath of the actual electorate – maybe 10 percent – will be up for grabs in November. Today, I want to answer the obvious follow-up question: what are these voters thinking? At…Weekly Standard· 2 hours ago Obama's independent problemThehill.com Mitt's campaign manager Rhoades memo: Obama and the "myths of hope and change"Chicago Sun-Times (blog) See also: More related stories · Today's top stories · Related blogs.Fox News Poll: 45 percent approve of Obama, as 83 …1 day ago Apr 25, 2012 · President Barack Obama’s job approval rating remains in ... majority disapproves, according to a Fox News poll ... 84 percent), a majority of independents … nation.foxnews.com/.../10/fox-poll-obama-appr... Polls: Romney Surging With Independents1 day ago Apr 26, 2012 ·... over President Barack Obama among the vital independent voters who are likely to decide November s election, a new Fox News poll ... point rise in their approval ... www.newsmax.com/Headline/romney-surging-indep... ...
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conservative crapola
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More fux news lies http://www.relfe.com/media_can_legally_lie.ht... You've been debunked....again.
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yawn, you loons need some new material. Media Matters is right now trying to find someone that can write better lies for you to spout. Even to trying to bring back Flukey the Flop.
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conservative crapola
Bethlehem, PA
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Most read on fux...How do they do it? Texas dad defends couple who caught souvenir baseball as son cried Prosecutor says murdered Marine wife sent 'Help' text, as victim's blood found in suspect's car Google gives 'rush' to gamers with Zerg Classic stars explain why Hollywood sucks these days Feds under Obama appear tougher on medical marijuana, disappointing voters KFC ordered to pay $8 million to girl left brain damaged after eating meal Space shuttle Enterprise flies to NYC Police probe school dodgeball fight that left Oklahoma boy with severe injuries (LEJIMBOOB'S CONDITION FINALLY EXPLAINED) Stars without the warpaint Pro golfer Lexi Thompson posts YouTube video asking military guys to take her to prom
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hammer time
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Oh yeash, RNC Chair. Reince(3rd reich)Pribebus; the one who back-stabbed the other first black republican Chair...Like he is so concerned about Obamas traveling costs.
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Obama spends money like it's his.
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Wall Street Government
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Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch has partnered with Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal to launch a new 24-hour news network for the Arab world, a move that has drawn mockery from Murdoch's critics and questions from media experts. First and foremost among those questions is whether a news service linked to the famously pro-Israeli Fox News will resonate among Arab viewers. "Fox News, famous for its uncomplicated, gung-ho and pro-Israel stance whilst maintaining a mocking notion of neutrality, does not seem like a likely partner" for the Middle Eastern news network, writes David Roberts at the Gulf Blog. "Their coverage of Middle Eastern issues is far from renowned or competent." The new channel, based in Saudi Arabia, "will focus on development in Saudi Arabia and the Arab world on the political, economic and social fronts," Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the world's 19th-wealthiest person according to Forbes, said in a statement. The network will be competing with the two principal international Arabic news services, Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya, and "is going to become an addition and an alternative for viewers," bin Talal said. Last Thursday, popular Fox News host Sean Hannity said the proposed center's leader, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, a U.S. citizen who has spent 25 years working to improve relations between the Muslim world and the U.S., wants to "shred our Constitution" and install "Sharia law as the law of the land in America." Sharia is a body of law derived from the Koran and Islamic teachings. "Shred the constititution"? Hopefully Sean's new boss will "shred" his contract. Poor teabagger
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Wall Street Government wrote: Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch has partnered with Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal to launch a new 24-hour news network for the Arab world, a move that has drawn mockery from Murdoch's critics and questions from media experts. First and foremost among those questions is whether a news service linked to the famously pro-Israeli Fox News will resonate among Arab viewers. "Fox News, famous for its uncomplicated, gung-ho and pro-Israel stance whilst maintaining a mocking notion of neutrality, does not seem like a likely partner" for the Middle Eastern news network, writes David Roberts at the Gulf Blog. "Their coverage of Middle Eastern issues is far from renowned or competent." The new channel, based in Saudi Arabia, "will focus on development in Saudi Arabia and the Arab world on the political, economic and social fronts," Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the world's 19th-wealthiest person according to Forbes, said in a statement. The network will be competing with the two principal international Arabic news services, Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya, and "is going to become an addition and an alternative for viewers," bin Talal said. Last Thursday, popular Fox News host Sean Hannity said the proposed center's leader, Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, a U.S. citizen who has spent 25 years working to improve relations between the Muslim world and the U.S., wants to "shred our Constitution" and install "Sharia law as the law of the land in America." Sharia is a body of law derived from the Koran and Islamic teachings. "Shred the constititution"? Hopefully Sean's new boss will "shred" his contract. Poor teabagger News Corp.’s (Fox ‘News parent company) 2nd largest individual stockholder is Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal. You want to see pure opulence, CHECK OUT THE PRINCE'S GOLD THRONE IN HIS PLANE: http://thinkprogress.org/2010/02/10/right-reb... “In 2005, just months after Alwaleed acquired his first 5.4 percent stake in News Corp., Fox News covered riots in Paris under a banner saying "Muslim riots." ." ALWALEED ALLEGEDLY CALLED MURDOCH AND HAD HIM CHANGE THE BANNER TO SAY "CIVIL RIOTS." Investigative journalist Joseph Trento also reported that a comment he recently made on a Fox Network morning news show, Fox and Friends, about Saudi Arabian money still financing Al Qaeda, WAS EDITED OUT OF THE SHOW! Trento also reports that Alwaleed "has personally donated huge amounts of money to the families of Palestinian suicide bombers." The prince also owns a $4.3 billion dollars stake in Citigroup, the massive bank that spent millions lobbying against financial reform last year. Nice to have your own propaganda mouthpiece in the guise of a “news” network.
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drink the hive
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Kermudgeon
Buffalo, NY
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Once again...no surprise...Republicans making a political issue of something that is done by every president, of either party. Obama pretty much has this one in the bag. I don't much like a few things Obama has done in the area of welfare expansion, but I can't in good conscience vote for the Republican spinster who would just as soon spit on you as he would dine at Spagos with his ultra billionaire buddies. I can picture them now - laughing at the lesser classes. And yet there are those people who listen to Rush and get their talking points there who will vote against there own interests. As they say, we deserve the government we get.
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Drink the hivE
New York, NY
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Our Universe Is Basically 3 Thing': A Man - A Woman And A Nice Bed... http://www.youtube.com/watch...
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Cherry Hill, NJ
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Le Jimbo wrote: <quoted text>Obama ask Pelosi what wine went with Dog, she told him mad dog 20/20. Vintage yesterday. I believe you. Speaking of Ma Dog, I believe Obama has Mad Dog Disease. Did you ever see him bowl?? You know that something fried his dumb ass brain.
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Kermudgeon wrote: Once again...no surprise...Republicans making a political issue of something that is done by every president, of either party. Obama pretty much has this one in the bag. I don't much like a few things Obama has done in the area of welfare expansion, but I can't in good conscience vote for the Republican spinster who would just as soon spit on you as he would dine at Spagos with his ultra billionaire buddies. I can picture them now - laughing at the lesser classes. And yet there are those people who listen to Rush and get their talking points there who will vote against there own interests. As they say, we deserve the government we get. I'll be damned we don't deserve Obama. We are better than that.
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conservative crapola
Bethlehem, PA
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iamsmarterthanyou wrote: <quoted text> I'll be damned we don't deserve Obama. We are better than that. If the cons wouldn't be pissing everyone off, maybe they'd have a chance. Try again after Hillary's second term in '24.
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iamsmarterthanyou wrote: Obama spends money like it's his. As if Republican Presidents NEVER did this: Nixon to China, Ford to China and Norway(Helsinki), Reagan to Britain, France, and West Germany, Dubya to the Mideast and Asia. BTW overseas travel is a lot more costly to the taxpayers than domestic US flights.
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And so it goes
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hammer time wrote: Oh yeash, RNC Chair. Reince(3rd reich)Pribebus; the one who back-stabbed the other first black republican Chair...Like he is so concerned about Obamas traveling costs. That's it? Really? A bunch of people are concerned about the numerous vacations taken by the Obamas. These are tough times and the Obamas are having fun on your dime. Where did you vacation this year?
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And so it goes
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Rambeaux wrote: <quoted text>As if Republican Presidents NEVER did this: Nixon to China, Ford to China and Norway(Helsinki), Reagan to Britain, France, and West Germany, Dubya to the Mideast and Asia. BTW overseas travel is a lot more costly to the taxpayers than domestic US flights. The FLOTUS MIchelle FIVE day trip with daughter and daughter's friends to Spain. The FLOTUS only duty was to meet with the King and Queen on one day. Tax Payer cost one million dollar.
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Koz
Mentor, OH
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PlacitasRoy wrote: ALWALEED ALLEGEDLY CALLED MURDOCH AND HAD HIM CHANGE THE BANNER TO SAY "CIVIL RIOTS." What did CNN call them?
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PlacitasRoy wrote: <quoted text> News Corp.’s (Fox ‘News parent company) 2nd largest individual stockholder is Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal. You want to see pure opulence, CHECK OUT THE PRINCE'S GOLD THRONE IN HIS PLANE: http://thinkprogress.org/2010/02/10/right-reb... “In 2005, just months after Alwaleed acquired his first 5.4 percent stake in News Corp., Fox News covered riots in Paris under a banner saying "Muslim riots." ." ALWALEED ALLEGEDLY CALLED MURDOCH AND HAD HIM CHANGE THE BANNER TO SAY "CIVIL RIOTS." Investigative journalist Joseph Trento also reported that a comment he recently made on a Fox Network morning news show, Fox and Friends, about Saudi Arabian money still financing Al Qaeda, WAS EDITED OUT OF THE SHOW! Trento also reports that Alwaleed "has personally donated huge amounts of money to the families of Palestinian suicide bombers." The prince also owns a $4.3 billion dollars stake in Citigroup, the massive bank that spent millions lobbying against financial reform last year. Nice to have your own propaganda mouthpiece in the guise of a “news” network. I said it before and I'll say it again. Fox distorts the truth. CNN is more reliable. I question the patriotism of those who view Fox, knowing that they are owned by the muslims who can, at will, make a phone call to the network and have content changed, because of Mr. Murdoch's and NewsCorp's hypersensitivity to the muslim investment in the company. This is not a free press.
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