Introducing segment on Italy's austerity measures, Cavuto says "the White House takes its cues from Tony Soprano"
July 29, 2010 5:03 pm ET
From the July 29 edition of Fox News' Your World with Neil Cavuto:
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The point is, Faux News and their wingnut followers continue to display their inability to distinguish fantasy from reality.
To wit:
- they believe a TV show [24] is official US counter-terrorism policy
- they think a cartoon character [SpongeBob SquarePants] is gay
- they think a life-sized puppet in a daytime program for pre-schoolers [Tinky-winky from Teletubbies] has similar sexual proclivities, and
- they think the WH takes it's "cues" from a fictional HBO character
or a Fox News host. Neil is rather hapless. He's pretty much a 2nd-rate dirtbag, and 4th-tier journalist.
You say that like those two are mutually exclusive . . .
In their eyes, he couldn't rescue a lost puppy from a gutter without being accused of naming it after Karl Marx...a point which brings us to the inevitable downside of the right-wing noise machine: it's desperate and pathetic.
I could be wrong
Nice work, Cavuto.