What happens when Gretchen Carlson stays home -- a host pushes back on misinformation
Camarota notes nonpartisan CBO estimated that stimulus significantly raised employment
July 16, 2010 8:31 am ET
From the July 16 edition of Fox News' Fox & Friends:
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*ACTUAL INFORMATION BREACH*
*DANGER* *DANGER* *DANGER*
*FACTS NOT FITTING AGENDA*
Fortunately, Varney jumps in just in time to claim that the CBO is wrong because they used a computer model. Sure, it's untrue and a crappy argument besides, but at least it gets the Fox train back on track.
Fox is always keen to blabber about the traditions established in the bible or the constitution, I guess the traditions of a responsible free press aren't important to them.
They always seem to conveniently forget that when the stimulus was passed, the only thing that went into effect immediately were the tax cuts.
As the substitute host documents, even the non-partison CBO says that millions of jobs have been created, and so the ONLY conclusion that one can come to is that the majority of the public is badly misinformed/uninformed on the number of jobs that have been created.
And one of the reasons they're misinformed is because of the distortions, dishonesty and omission of relevant info that is FoxNews' stock in trade!
And this fool thinks he can assert as FACT that a certain number of jobs have been LOST, but that Romer can't use similar analysis to figure out how many jobs were saved and created?
But FoxNews' listeners will believe him.
Too bad for our nation that they are so dedicated to being the opposition party that they oppose reality-based reporting and are willing to poison our national debate in such a disastrous way.
Is "Partly Cloudy" the same as "Mostly Sunny"?
Is "partly sunny" the same as 'mostly cloudy'?
But wait, don't you live in Arizona? As I recall, the weather forecast there is pretty much always "sunny and hot."