Business as usual: Fox & Friends spends segment reading off GOP press release to blast Obama
October 22, 2009 8:27 am ET
From the October 22 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends:
The press release Fox & Friends referenced:
House Committee on Ways & Means - Republican: 49 of 50 States Have Lost Jobs Since Stimulus Enacted
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Fox & Friends is more like The Republican Love Boat.
"But I don't like Spam"
It's not every day a Woman makes a Complete & Utter fool of herself in this way.
Oh Gretchen Please help me.
Mr. News
Guess I'll have to tune-in to a NEWS channel to find out.
Mr. News
But yes their attitudes were annoying.
Saying Obama and Biden are incompetent is ridiculous, they just have a weak understanding of economics. And of course surrounded themselves by economists with near identicle viewpoints that all come from the same theory of the "science".
It is also ridiculous to say that it is all the fault of congress when there is plenty of reason to point some of the blame to W for creating the situation. He panicked the populous by announcing a recession on television before the effects were even close to being seen. And of course there is room to blame congress and the current president for prolonging it for not having faith in the self regulating economy again due to all the supply-sider economists in the administration.
Other than some lame jabs at the stimulus, this segment doesn't seem too ridiculous.
Fox is a joke and the joke is they play patriots while being so un-American it's painful to watch.
You then have Republicans touting this study while at the same time throwing stimulus money and telling everyone to see how many jobs they created. You can't have it both ways