I need a break, because AmeriKa's LYING MSM just infuriates me!
Not like this when I read the blogs!
Anyhow, this is what the shit MSM focuses on for "politics" today!
Is it any wonder I curse and swear at the lying fuckers?
First is the three ops on the Boston Globe's op page.
"William F. Weld Romney is the kind of leader we need"
"Jane Swift McCain is no ordinary hero"
"Paul Cellucci Rudy will shake up Washington"
Yup, MSM SELECTING the candidates you may vote for, readers!
Oh, how I hate the MSM now!
Then you get this bullshit in two pages of political coverage:
"Democrats give policy pitch in final Iowa debate"
"The bitter undercurrent of the Democratic race was barely evident on stage at the debate, the last gathering of the candidates before the Jan. 3 caucuses. US Representative Dennis Kucinich of Ohio was not invited to the debate."
Which is why I will no longer pay attention to DemocraPs -- let alone vote for one!
Why vote for a Repuglican when you can vote for a Real Repuglican?
"In final Iowa debate, Democrats reluctant to sling mud"
"Joe Biden and Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut both had fine moments.
Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico was less effective. A strong campaigner in living rooms, he often has trouble distilling his positions in short-answer debates. He did get off a good line about his New Year's resolution to lose weight - the same one he has every year. His rivals laughed heartily."
Not like that is objective, unbiased and incisive reporting, though, huh?
Yup, that's what's important.
Candidates New Year's resolutions and chuckles all around.
Never mind policy issues.
We elect our presidents off body language (pffffttt!):
"Some voters hear body language of candidates clearly"
"By Joanna Weiss, Globe Staff | December 14, 2007
The talking heads gab about front-runners and wannabes, attacks made and deflected, answers carefully parsed. But when Newbury Street hairstylist Mario Russo watches the Democratic presidential debates, he looks at something different: body language.
In Kingston, N.H., retired engineer Bob Morse said he has watched Republican debates with a similar goal: finding subtle signals of character and intent.
It goes to show what challenges the candidates have faced as they have approached each presidential debate: They've had to hone their messages, stake out their positions, but also come across as accessible and human.
For most Americans, these debates function largely as background noise, filtered through the media. According to Nielsen ratings, debate viewership has ranged from less than 1 million to more than 4.4 million - strong numbers by cable news standards, but nothing approaching the popularity of a hit television show.
Other candidates have struggled, with little success, to use the debates to gain relevance from the sidelines. (Stephen Farnsworth, a political scientist at University of Mary Washington in Virginia and coauthor of "The Nightly News Nightmare," a book about presidential campaign coverage, says the message for Democrat Dennis Kucinich and Republican Ron Paul, two sometimes-abrasive contenders: "Ultimately, the way to win is not to be the skunk at the garden party.")
Sigh! Ron and Dennis make it, but it is in a back-handed, insulting way!
Well, FUCK the SHIT BAG MSM!!!!!
And some candidates have seemed so scripted that they have risked losing ground on the matter of approachability.
Dennis Kalob, a Democratic sociology professor from Henniker, N.H., said he doesn't like the way Clinton has responded to attacks from her political foes. "She's really playing it ultrasafe," Kalob said, and has increasingly carried herself "like a caricature of a wishy-washy politician."
And while his politics might jibe most with Kucinich's...
Well, the MSM says your man isn't electable, so...
... Kalob said, he has been drawn in the debates to John Edwards."
That does it!
I have fucking had it with the shallow bullshit of AmeriKa's MSM!
THIS is political "coverage?"
What SHIT!!!!!
Oh, and here is some information for women on the new Republican favorite Mike Buckahee:
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Republican Mike Huckabee's record on women's rights is coming under increased scrutiny, including his endorsement of the Southern Baptist Convention's stance that women should "submit graciously" to their husbands and his opposition to sending women into combat.
Huckabee, an ordained Southern Baptist minister, defended his record yesterday on ABC's "Good Morning America," saying he appointed many women to high positions in state government and on his staff during his 10 1/2 years as Arkansas governor.
Huckabee had been asked on the TV show about his support of the Baptist convention's statement of beliefs on marriage. The former Arkansas governor and his wife, Janet, signed a USA Today ad in support of the statement with 129 other evangelical leaders in 1998 (AP)."
How is that for looking out for your women's rights, ladies?
Gonna elect this fundamentalist nut ball, are ya?
"Biden Campaigning With Ease After Hardships"
And a feast of Times' bullshit behind it!
"Democrats Soften Tone for Final Debate in Iowa"
"News Analysis: Apologies From the Heart (of Darkness?)"
"Huckabee Is Not Alone in Ignorance on Mormonism"
"Giuliani Firm Stood to Benefit from U.S. Deals, Florida Company’s Files Show"
Sigh! What shit!
And that last won was stuck at the bottom of page A32, natch!
Then the Times asks the same question I did:
"How Did Keyes Get on Stage?"
"The exclusion of Representative Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio and Mike Gravel from the Democratic debate on Thursday stung those candidates and their supporters. But what made the situation puzzling was the presence on Wednesday at the Republican's version of The Des Moines Register debate of Alan Keyes, who had until then been nearly invisible in this campaign.
But Mr. Keyes met The Register’s full criteria for participation. He filed as a presidential candidate with the Federal Election Commission, and he received 2 percent in The Register’s poll in October. Participants needed to show at least 1 percent.
Pfffft! Yeah, but Kucinich wasn't getting one-percent!
I'm TIRED of RIGGED ELECTIONS!!!!
Mr. Keyes also met the requirement of having a campaign office and a “paid campaign staff representative to perform full-time campaign duties” in Iowa as of Oct. 1.
But no phone number could be found for the office in Lohrville, Iowa, that Mr. Keyes listed in his application to The Register. Even the state’s Republican leaders said Thursday that they had not known it existed."
And Kucinich and Gravel were bumped, huh?
Talk about PLANTING AGENT PROVOCATEURS!!!
All because the "polls" said!
CASE CLOSED on AmeriKa's SHIT POLITICS, readers!
Update: I just penned this letter to the Boston Globe:
"After reading the political coverage in your papers the last month, I was wondering where the equal time is for Ron Paul.
Thanks for lying to me about your political coverage.
It just confirms that AmeriKa's MSM is not about "news" and "reporting," but is about PUSHING an AGENDA and a SPECIFIC WORLD VIEW!
Otherwise, your "newspapers" political coverage wouldn't be such garbage!
I mean really, body language is how we decide a president?
A New Year's resolution was the most important thing Bill Richardson had to say yesterday?
Not what Bill said about ending the war, and how the war has faded from the news pages, huh?
Which makes perfect sense.
Now that the MSM media has sold us the lie of surge success, you can go back to the same old B.S. while the AGENDA is MOVED FORWARD!
The American people are no longer fooled, sir.
Your self-destruction awaits you, AmeriKan MSM!
Good Day, Sir."
Name and address withheld from the blog for my own protection.
