Rep. Weiner calls out Fox & Friends for misinforming on health care
March 02, 2010 9:19 am ET
From the March 2 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends:
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- the idiot in the middle
- the blowhard on the right
- the director who gets to cut to commercial
- the producer who's talking via IFB in the ear to the idiot and blowhard
Neither the idiot nor the blowhard know what DISINFORMATION means.
"Disinformation is false or inaccurate information that is spread deliberately. Disinformation should not be confused with misinformation, information that is unintentionally false."
Misinformation is saying the Saints won the Superbowl 41 to 13. Disinformation is saying the Colts won.
"Death Panels" is disinformation. Period. No ambiguity. Intentionally false.
as the sayin goes..........'he who pays the piper calls the tunes"
this is murdochism in action......rethugs are just going along for the ride
Wow! I guess you can't challenge a FOX talking head without them resorting to a Cro-Magnon level of rhetoric.
Seriously, this was pretty embarrassing for those two - Weiner came out as being far more reasonable. I hope a few viewers felt the same way.
You must have told them about the $4.9 TRILLION Bush '43 added to federal debt, right?
Naaah...the average FOX viewer was throwing corn flakes at the TV.
I would love to see:
2012 Obama
2016 Weiner
2020 Weiner
Grayson (FL) 2024-2032
Brown (OH) 2032-2040
Can't think of his name... independent from VT (Sanders?) 2040-2048
Too bad I'm from GA & our idiots claim that you can get treated for depression at the ER no problem.
Of course if the whackos who are sure the rapture is coming in 2012 are correct, Obama will be our last president anyway. Not such a bad way to go out :)
Lest we forget [my] Congressman Weiner is Jewish!!
Rahm Emmanuel he is not.
The false assumption that all the GOP and Fox is stating is that the country doesn't want Health Care reform, which is a flat out lie... perhaps an argument could be made that this country doesn't want this bill to pass, but as Rep Weiner pointed out, there's been a lot of misinformation about this bill.
KO has said many times, that when you break the bill down and poll on the individul elements of this bill, it polls overwhelmingly well.
No more pre-existing condition stipulation
No more rescission
Even the "health insurance exchange" polls well with the GOP.. it should, it's their idea.
"Let's not look back. Let's look ahead."
What a toady.
But isn't that *gasp* progress?
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-february-4-2010/anthony-weiner
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOQ2GEGm3v0
Can you imagine how Gretchen would have reacted to this? Oh, that would have been good
The whole point of representative democracy is that representatives (hang on to that word) are elected to make decisions on our behalf and our responsibility is to vote for people whose decision making ability and process (including the ability to seek and evaluate advice from colleagues and experts) we trust.
Better to lose an election for doing the right thing than to lose your seat because you were too scared to do anything. History will be much kinder to the former than the latter.
I'd much rather see the republicans back in control after the next elections and watch them try to repeal some good bills passed by the current congress and administration (and they think the tea partiers were vocal) than to have dems keep their offices and pass watered down bills.