Carlson: "Maybe instead of calling it the 'consumer option,' Nancy Pelosi should call it the 'tax option' "
October 29, 2009 10:01 am ET
From the October 29 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends:


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Once again, I ask whether Carlson's reporting comes from the "opinion" side of FOX News or the "news" side.
Considering her remark "Maybe instead of calling it the 'consumer option,' Nancy Pelosi should call it the 'tax option' "
I do believe that would put the nail in the casket.
Reporters report the news, without personal bias.
Commentators report their opinion.
It surely sounded like her personal opinion to me.
Who else today will refer to it the "tax option"?
Why don't you focus on your Ugly Statement Gretchen, Focus on your Own Source of Hate?
Talk to Bill O'Reilly Gretchen maybe you can fix his "Phone Sex" Issue?
Their is plenty of Stench at Fox News Gretchen that could use a Wipe with some Toilet Tissue.
Speak truth to power.
Mr. News
Yeah. Very very very far right.
Where does she say that
Where does The_Cat, in her previous post, state that "40,000 will be magically saved" if health care reform passes.
Puppies, do you understand that not everyone who disagrees with you is a "liberal"? Disagreement rarely has anything to do with political ideology . . . culture, religion, education, financial situation, yes. Real political ideology, rarely. As long as you continue to frame EVERY single debate in your ever present "us v. them" game, you will continue to be marginalized. Try thinking outside the political ideology box for a change.
As I've said before, just because you spout Fox/Rush/Beck talking points, that does not make you a conservative, in fact, it makes you less a conservative and more a groupie.
You can find that here, puppienrainbows. Now, if health reform passes, with a public option, it may take some time to turn that number around, but at least those without insurance will have a better chance at staying alive. And if that means a few wealthy skinflints have to fork over a little pocket change, I'm not gonna cry about it.
Just FYI, I'm a Tom, not a Queen. :)
Maybe we can't save them all, but what if we saved the lives of 20,000 people who would otherwise die because they aren't rich enough to live? What if only 400,000 people declared bankruptcy due to medical bills instead of the usual 900,000?
So, let me fix your post.
"I'm spouting hogwash, as I usually do. I complain about you guys inflation of facts, but here I am the one who conjured up a doozy like that, and yes, I feel quite comfortable with it. Classic rightwing mush, I know, but it's the best I can do!"
Yeah, me neither.
Well, Gretch, I think I'll take that over the GOP option:
Maybe you need your mouth stitched shut. For the smears you do.