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O'Reilly, Cavuto discuss their curious definition of "moral obligation"

August 20, 2009 8:35 pm ET

From the August 20 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor:

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    • Author by WorldViewer (August 20, 2009 8:46 pm ET)
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      Our monetary policy requires a moral obligation?
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      • Author by fairliberal (August 20, 2009 9:21 pm ET)
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        Who said that? Can you quote the passage?
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        • Author by dr. matt (August 20, 2009 9:30 pm ET)
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          You forgot to mention Kennedy, Tiller, and ratings.
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        • Author by snoopy (August 20, 2009 9:53 pm ET)
             
          cough! cough! sputter! sputter! bluster! bluster! demand! demand!

          Watch the phlegm, it'll do a number on your moniker...
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        • Author by WorldViewer (August 23, 2009 8:02 am ET)
             
          "He has a moral obligation to protect our currency and our system"
          "His moral obligation to protect our financial way of life"


          I really wasn't aware that my snarky comment required such a response, but there you go... You asked me to provide the passage, so I did. In fact, believe it or not, the thing that I was referencing was actually, you know, IN the segment to which I was responding.

          As for the other comments, I'm not exactly sure as to what they are responding.
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    • Author by Pioneer 6 (August 20, 2009 8:47 pm ET)
         
      To sum up: Money spent on war is okay, but money spent on healthcare is bad.

      Curious, these morals...
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    • Author by smarshall1432997 (August 20, 2009 9:30 pm ET)
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      Hey Cavuto, Bill and FoxNews Channel why "NOT" answer this question about 'moral obligation' in the real American way if you can. Question: How many "un-insured" Americans are in Republican districts, cities, towns, counties, and states out of the million plus of "un-insured" Americans across the country today?

      Democrats and Independents are "fighting" to insure those "un-insured" people in their districts, cities, towns, counties, and states by supporting the HealthCare Reform Bill. What are the Republicans doing but saying "NO"?

      To see Republicans standing TALL and FIRM as they say "NO" to something really plays well to Americans. 'Moral obligation' should be what EVERY Politician should WANT for EVERY one of their Constituents (those that have, those that don't) in this wonderful country of our's called America. When did MONEY become more important than HUMANS (AMERICANS) Republicans? Hmmm, is this still America or what? Hmmm.
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    • Author by John Paradox (August 20, 2009 10:39 pm ET)
         
      "You can't create money out of thin air" = the Economy is a zero-sum game.

      Funny (not haha) but they used to insist it WASN'T zero-sum.
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    • Author by HistoricallyCorrect (August 20, 2009 10:40 pm ET)
         
      Why do these Fox News Hosts keep having each other as "Experts"?
      You are reiterating what you already said on your own news show. Though, truth be told people do learn by rote.

      This health care bill will likely SAVE money in the future. People have a stomach ache and will go and see a doctor get the meds required and be fine. If they have to pay, they are likely going to wait until it is worse and then it is more expensive. I guess the term you have to spend money to make/save money doesn't permeate his mind.
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