On CNN, wife of farmer says former USDA official is a "friend" who "helped us save our farm"

You didn't answer the question that I asked you first, b.

What "facts" have you provided that "challenge my world view"?

Don't worry, unlike some in here, I understand what you are saying, even if you decided not to edit your comment.

Fox isn't doing the job that the "useless mainstream media" is suppose to be doing. They are inventing the news to fit their political agenda, something NO respected news organization should be doing.

It wasn't the media that ran with Bush mispronouncing words, it was comedians doing it, but I guess you would like the real media to be comedians like the "newspeople" at FOX are.

You really should read this. Explains your complete disconnect with reality.

Fox has admitted that it's not a "news" organization, doughie. It is primarily, just like the other two cable networks, an OPINION network. There is very little news reported, just garbage that stupid followers like you repeat like good little parrots in the mistaken belief that it represents "conservative" values and thought. It doesn't. If you are getting your "news" from Fox, you are WOEFULLY uninformed.

You never answered my question from last night, doughie. Why not?

Is this your world view above. Bush mispronounces a word and the media pounce. That the media has not done it's job since Bush left office? That all we get from MSNBC is a tingle up our leg for Obama?

Did you forget Chris Matthews and the rest of the presss rolled over for Bush before the Iraq war.

Matthews' praise for Bush was at its most effusive when Bush gave his "Mission Accomplished" speech in 2003. Praising Bush's "amazing display of leadership," Matthews gushed:

He won the war. He was an effective commander. Everybody recognizes that, I believe, except a few critics. ... He's like Eisenhower. He looks great in a military uniform. He looks great in that cowboy costume he wears when he goes West. I remember him standing at that fence with Colin Powell. Was [that] the best picture in the 2000 campaign? ... The president's performance tonight, redolent of the best of Reagan ... He looks for real. What is it about the commander in chief role, the hat that he does wear, that makes him -- I mean, he seems like -- he didn't fight in a war, but he looks like he does. ... Look at this guy!

Later that day, Matthews was back at it:

We're proud of our president. Americans love having a guy as president, a guy who has a little swagger, who's physical, who's not a complicated guy like Clinton ... They want a guy who's president. Women like a guy who's president. Check it out. The women like this war. I think we like having a hero as our president. It's simple. ... We want a guy as president. ---Chris Matthews on Hardball


The lack of reason exhibited in your post reflect that of a adolescent. I mean logic would tell you that if Faux was investigating and reporting news that they would have investigated this story. It's obvious they didn't and this is not the first time but you completly ignore that what Faux and Brietbart reported wss not news but rumor and slander and you swallow that as investigation. The mind of an authoritarian born out right in front of our eyes. Continue to prove us right.

Your're twisting in the wind or maybe more like a gymnist. Don't hurt yourself. lol.

No, according to her, she was forced to resign by her boss, the Under Secretary for Rural Development, Cheryl Cook. Get your faux stories straight, doughie. She said NOTHING about the White House forcing her to resign, dumba**.

Is that the "news" you got from Fox?

Well you were the one that claimed ALL three forced her to resign. I'm going to let you in on a little secret. If a Federal Employee isn't a political employee, it is impossible for the White House to force them to resign, and almost as difficult to fire them. You really don't know about the Federal Employment system.

I might add that the USDA has a "zero tolerance" policy for racism. Based on the comments which she made 24 years ago, it could be concluded by stupid folks like you that she was a racist.

Hmmm. By "White House" do you think President Obama personally called her and fired her? I wonder what a reasonable hypothesis would be? Maybe some lower functionaries overreacted to a lie promulgated by people and organizations you support and extol (e.g., that well known mouthpiece of the GOP, Faux News)?

The NAACP called her comments "shameful." Hopefully, they will revise this to "Based on a doctored videotape which hid the full context of her comments, we were duped into thinking these were shameful comments, when in fact they were meant to illustrate an epiphany."

You, sir, are what I call a "tool."