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MRC's Brent Bozell Slams Left's Assault on Radio Conservatives |
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“Well, I think we
have to be careful on that front. I think there are boundaries
that you ought not to pass. I think when you depict a violent
rape of the secretary of State, and you think it’s a funny
thing to do, I think you clearly crossed the line. But when it
comes to political speech, I don’t care whether it’s left or
right, you ought to have that freedom and nobody ought to feel
threatened because he wants to air his views politically. I
don’t care how, how outrageous they might be. As a
conservative, I’m outraged anytime I turn on Air America. But
they have every right to do that. So we have to be very
careful on this.”
-- Brent Bozell,
Fox News Live,
FNC, May 24, 2007. |
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Lauer Hits John Edwards from the Left on Democratic 'Cave-In' |
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Lauer:
"David calls it a compromise, whatever we call it, let's talk
about this deal that was struck in Congress. They, basically,
the supplemental funding bill has 18 benchmarks the Iraqis
have to hit on political progress, security, economic
progress. Reports from the White House to Congress, July 15th,
September 15th. But and this is a big but, the headline here
is no deadline for U.S. troops. Why did the Democrats
cave-in?"
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Today,
NBC, May 23, 2007. |
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O'Donnell:'655,000 Iraqi Civilians Dead. Who Are the
Terrorists?' |
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O’Donnell: I
haven't -- I just want to say something. 655,000 Iraqi
civilians are dead. Who are the terrorists?
Hasselbeck: Who are the terrorists?
O’Donnell: 655,000 Iraqis -- I'm saying you have to look,
we invaded --
Hasselbeck: Wait, who are you calling terrorists now?
Americans?
O’Donnell: I'm saying if you were in Iraq, and the other
country, the United States, the richest in the world, invaded
your country and killed 655,000 of your citizens, what would
you call us?
--
The View,
ABC, May 17, 2007. |
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Can We Blame it All on Bush? |
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"Mr. President, when did this [global warming] reach, in your view, critical
mass, and what does the current administration have to answer for? How much of
it, in your view, is their fault?"
-- Brian Williams to former President Bill Clinton in a live interview,
Nightly News, NBC, May 16, 2007. |
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GMA
Touts Environmentalist Who Boycotts Toilet Paper to Save the
Planet |
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Sawyer: "And
so good for you. Yeah. What you were saying about the way it
concentrates your mind to be free of concern about a lot of
the things in your life. It really makes sense to me. But,
you're now, what, about five and a half months in. Next step
is to get rid of electricity, and live by daylight alone? In
New York City?"
Beaven: "Saturday there’s a switch in my apartments
which is the circuit breaker for the whole apartment. And
we're having a little party for our friends and we’re going to
click the switch off. So, yeah, so, as far as lights are
concerned, we may have one or two solar powered lights for
getting around a little bit in the night, but mostly by
daylight."
-- Good Morning America, ABC, May 10, 2007. |
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MRC’s Graham
Discusses Democrats’ Call to Edit PBS Documentary |
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“What’s really
funny to a lot of people is here we have a situation where the
Democrats, in this case, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus is
saying, they’re all over this saying: ‘You have to change this
film. You have to add ten minutes.’ This is something that the
PBS people absolutely hate. They don’t want anybody coming in
and saying: ‘Well, you’re funded by taxpayer dollars, so you
have to do something that somebody wants.’ So, I mean, they
are- it is funny for the Democrats because they would have
said, you know, a year ago, ‘oh the independence of PBS is so
important.’ And now, it’s out the window.”
-- Tim Graham, Glen Beck, CNN Headline News, May 7,
2007. |
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MRC's Noyes on
Fox News Discusses Liberally-Biased MSNBC Debate Questions |
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Neil Cavuto:
“You don’t like the whole tone of [the questioning] why not?”
Rich Noyes: “Well, it was, it was just kind of the
stuff you find on liberal bloggers complaining about. There
are questions like: ‘Is Karl Rove your friend?’ You know, ‘do
you believe in evolution?’ designed to trip up Republicans to
make them look like they are against science. You know, the
question from Jim Vandehei, ‘what’s the deal with corruption
in your party?’ I mean, this was, this was all a series of
very left leaning questions to GOP candidates, which is no
problem with asking Republicans tough questions. But if you
look at the tone of the Democratic debate, it was all
softballs compared to what Republicans got last night. It was
really two different standards for the two parties.”
-- Your World With Neil Cavuto, Fox News, May 4, 2007.
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Lefties Invade GOP Debate |
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"Mayor Giuliani, Bradley Winters of New York would like to know if there’s
anything you learned or regret during your time as mayor in your dealings with
the African-American community?"
"Governor Romney, Daniel Duchovnik [ph] from Walnut Creek, California wants to
know, ‘What do you dislike most about America?’"
"Congressman Hunter, Kay Thomas from Honolulu, Hawaii, wants to know if you
watched Al Gore’s environmental movie, An Inconvenient Truth?"
"Governor Huckabee, this question comes from a reader in New York: In light of
the scandals plaguing the current administration and its allies, involving
corruption and cronyism, which mistakes have you learned not to repeat?"
-- Reader questions for the GOP candidates selected by The Politico’s
Jim VandeHei at the, MSNBC, May 3, 2007. |
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Lou Dobbs
Attacks Media Coverage of Illegal Immigration |
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Kiran Chetry:
"What progress have we made, if any, from last year?"
Dobbs: "Well, I think that there is some better
enforcement at the border, but the fact is we still have a
million apprehensions at the border. And that means, according
to the Border Patrol's rough yardstick, somewhere between two
to three times those caught. And let's call it a number of
about a million getting in illegally each year. And whether
the number is a half million or a million, the fact is the
government doesn't know. We're making, at the margin,
progress, but it's at the margin...."
-- Lou Dobbs, American Morning, CNN, May 1, 2007. |
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