Carlson dubs health care summit a "PR stunt" and warned GOP of the "mainstream media" response if they don't attend
February 09, 2010 7:51 am ET
From the February 9 broadcast of Fox News' Fox & Friends:
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Hell, if she is, it's a little too late -- after that smackdown Obama gave them last week . . .
This is their chance. This is their chance to get in there, get their voice heard (which has been heard already, and it said NO).
So why wouldn't they attend?
I've often wondered how anyone on Fox News can allude to the MSM on the one hand and boast about their superior ratings and how no one is watching the other networks on the other. The same thing goes for conservative talking heads who bash liberal talk shows and press and say that no one wants to listen or read that stuff which is why they are struggling to stay afloat.
Seems to me that if no one is really watching the other networks or reading the liberally biased newspapers, etc., those are all fringe media organizations by definition. Am I way off here?
Just like FOX Snooze has been a PR stunt in having candidates come on air telling people to vote for them, or saying they will run for office. Hmmm?
SMH!
It is a good thing that they are worried. Finally some accountability.
So now Republicans' NEW narrative about HCR is how Republicans made Dems. and Pres. Obama "slow-down" and "listen" to their Republican "solutions" from last year, 'cause blah, blah, blah. Hmmm. Republicans base of "real" Americans will just "eat" this crap up word for word. But, the problem is with those "realistic" Americans (like us) who don't "eat" crap. What will the RTT do? Uh, oh. LOL.
She should google "mainstream." It means "the ideas, attitudes, or activities that are regarded as normal or conventional; the dominant trend in opinion, fashion, or the arts"
They can't have it both ways. Well...they can since no one in their audience seems to be questioning the obvious contradiction.
What a tool. Also, Gretch... the vast majority of doctors oppose the HC plan? No, you meant the vast majority of the insurance lobby.
Wait, I forgot: IOKIYAR.
...Well, not really, if the democrats haven't suggested anything yet, they don't know what to say "no" to.
Besides, couldn't you have THWARTED this evil PR stunt by, you know, attending? That'd really show those pinko libs, right??
In that case, we won't be hearing from seahags5-11 for some time . . .
Here's one of MANY articles that refute that lie-
LA Times
September 15, 2009
The American Medical Assn., after 60 years of opposing any government overhaul of healthcare, is now lobbying and advertising to win public support for President Obama's sweeping plan -- a proposal that promises hundreds of billions of dollars for America's doctors.
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/sep/15/nation/na-lobbying-ama15