I said in a thread mos. ago(can't find it) about how the rightwing felt that they had to attack Obama point on point on how Democrats showed the malfeasance of the Bush administration. Every point we made about it, they have tried to say the same about Obama. I said that they finally succeeded with their attack on Obama's daughters.
I was wrong.
They saved the best for last-- and what some will say was the most contentious of the Bush administrations ineptitude--that Aug 6 PDB.
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/fox-friends-did-obama-even-read-his-isis-briefing/
Have they finally came full circle?
btw, Fox & Friends holds the title of the worst news on cable.
"There may be no sadder sight in cable news than watching Fox’s morning power trio try and fail to prosecute a conservative talking point. (Even staunch conservatives understand the show is embarrassing.) This is a group that can’t even make the “Obama golfs while the world burns” bit work — and that should be soundcheck. But two weeks ago brought perhaps the most representative two minutes in cable news history, as Steve Doocy took to the streets and tried to enlist a group of passersby to yuk along with the hosts over gender-neutral bathroom signs. Instead he got schooled by a kid. If there’s a better encapsulation of a talking point’s inability to survive outside the carefully maintained ecosystem of the building in which it was birthed — or of cable news’ secluded artificiality in general — we’ve never seen it."
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/the-12-worst-shows-on-cable-news/2/
I was wrong.
They saved the best for last-- and what some will say was the most contentious of the Bush administrations ineptitude--that Aug 6 PDB.
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/fox-friends-did-obama-even-read-his-isis-briefing/
Have they finally came full circle?
btw, Fox & Friends holds the title of the worst news on cable.
"There may be no sadder sight in cable news than watching Fox’s morning power trio try and fail to prosecute a conservative talking point. (Even staunch conservatives understand the show is embarrassing.) This is a group that can’t even make the “Obama golfs while the world burns” bit work — and that should be soundcheck. But two weeks ago brought perhaps the most representative two minutes in cable news history, as Steve Doocy took to the streets and tried to enlist a group of passersby to yuk along with the hosts over gender-neutral bathroom signs. Instead he got schooled by a kid. If there’s a better encapsulation of a talking point’s inability to survive outside the carefully maintained ecosystem of the building in which it was birthed — or of cable news’ secluded artificiality in general — we’ve never seen it."
http://www.mediaite.com/tv/the-12-worst-shows-on-cable-news/2/
