...is always the FOX News coverage afterwards.
It is always priceless.
| Khuutra said: ...is always the FAUX News coverage afterwards. It is always priceless. |
I fixed your spelling error.
Yeah, I saw the post-conference coverage on Fox News at the gym and was simply shocked. Its like they make some of these people drink a gallon of red Kool Aid before they go on the air. I am very glad I didn't stick around to watch Hannity. Even O'Reilly, who has actually calmed down quite a bit the last few years, was acting pretty irrational.
I mean it was just ludicrous. First, he says that Obama didn't give any specifics and that the plan doesn't have any specifics, even though there were a lot of specifics in the press conference, such as where specific cuts will occur, the implementation of an independent medical advisory board, proposals on how additional revenue will be raised, how the plan intends to change the cost structure of the health industry, the target they are looking at for covering additional uninsured, etc.
And then he starts criticizing the specifics of the plan he just said didn't have any specifics. I mean seriously, you can't have it both ways.
Its even better when you make it to the commercial break and you hear and ad about the upcoming Hannity about the horrors of socialized medicine. They really don't even try to hide their bias anymore.
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