Re: [OT]Obama Endorses Bush's E-Spying on U.S. Citizens

In article <rfSHl.32273$v8.5173@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Ken Dixon <nsvmiami@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

interesting wording here...

Allow me... <G>

Apr 22, 9:01 PM (ET)

NEW YORK (AP) - Nearly three in 10 Americans say Fox News Channel has
been too critical of President Barack Obama.

Over 70% of Americans do NOT feel that Fox news has been too critical of
President Barack Obama.

Pollsters for the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press found
a partisan divide. Forty-four percent of Democrats say Fox has been too
tough on Obama, while 18 percent of Republicans said that.

More than half OF HIS OWN PARTY thinks that Fox is giving The B.O. what
he deserves. Well over 80% of Right Minded Individuals aren't so
coddling.

Either way, Fox has a winning formula: Fox News has solidified its hold
on first place in the ratings since Obama took office, with Bill
O'Reilly and Glenn Back's shows doing particularly well.

I'm certain that the executives from CNN had HOPED that fewer Americans
would CHANGE their news source.

Although MSNBC has positioned itself as a left-leaning network in prime
time and CNN says it tries to be nonpartisan, an identical 16 percent of
Americans each found those networks too easy on the new president.

The Loser Networks still can't get it right.

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