Comments on: Tim Rutten Blasts CNN: The Corrupt News Network http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/ Harangues that just make sense Sun, 21 Mar 2010 03:10:28 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Stolpman http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-2/#comment-304895 Stolpman Wed, 05 Dec 2007 07:22:26 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304895 Hack Rutten! How funny was that? Hack Rutten! How funny was that?

]]> By: krazy kagu http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-2/#comment-304275 krazy kagu Sun, 02 Dec 2007 22:20:33 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304275 CNN the Communist News Network and BIG BAD WOLF BLITZER i mean its increadible when these liberal news agentcies start eating one another CNN the Communist News Network and BIG BAD WOLF BLITZER i mean its increadible when these liberal news agentcies start eating one another

]]> By: Thomas Jackson http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304262 Thomas Jackson Sun, 02 Dec 2007 20:22:39 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304262 I think Mr Fairchild demonstrates the meaning of "clueless." "Walls do not work-ah tell that to the people who lived behind the Iron Curtain or those who didn't make it across the Berlin Wall. But to the clueless walls don't work. No oil strategies-again lets put on our filters and ignore that a certain group of Luddites refuse to allow drilling for oil, while the PRC is doing so 90 miles off our coast; refuses to drill in ANWAR because the ghots of the tundra might be disturbed; have stopped refineries from being built for 35 years and nuclear power for about the same period and we are to understand that this administration doesn't have a strategy? I do love the procedure for ending illegal immigration just take away the worldly goods of the employer. Sounds like the kind of thinking that made the gulags but why not start with the government officials that knowingly refused to enforce the laws; that allowed illegals to get welfare and crowd the emergency wards; how about the school administrators who allowed illegals to occupy the schools meant for Americans? Shall they lose all their worldly goods? I suggest this is where we start, after all who is more corrupt those who have denounced their sworn oaths to uphold the laws and break it or the employers? By the way the largest employer of illegals are the government at all levels. So on so many levels we get the oblivion of reason that Mr. Fairchild represents as do the other plants who are "undecided." By undecided they apparently mean the acknowledgement that there is a difference between truth and fiction, reality and fantasy, and most importantly between honesty and dishonesty. And this is what the American people are faced with a choice between reality and the infantilism that so many in this nation nuture whatever their age. I think Mr Fairchild demonstrates the meaning of “clueless.”

“Walls do not work-ah tell that to the people who lived behind the Iron Curtain or those who didn’t make it across the Berlin Wall. But to the clueless walls don’t work.

No oil strategies-again lets put on our filters and ignore that a certain group of Luddites refuse to allow drilling for oil, while the PRC is doing so 90 miles off our coast; refuses to drill in ANWAR because the ghots of the tundra might be disturbed; have stopped refineries from being built for 35 years and nuclear power for about the same period and we are to understand that this administration doesn’t have a strategy?

I do love the procedure for ending illegal immigration just take away the worldly goods of the employer. Sounds like the kind of thinking that made the gulags but why not start with the government officials that knowingly refused to enforce the laws; that allowed illegals to get welfare and crowd the emergency wards; how about the school administrators who allowed illegals to occupy the schools meant for Americans? Shall they lose all their worldly goods? I suggest this is where we start, after all who is more corrupt those who have denounced their sworn oaths to uphold the laws and break it or the employers? By the way the largest employer of illegals are the government at all levels.

So on so many levels we get the oblivion of reason that Mr. Fairchild represents as do the other plants who are “undecided.” By undecided they apparently mean the acknowledgement that there is a difference between truth and fiction, reality and fantasy, and most importantly between honesty and dishonesty.

And this is what the American people are faced with a choice between reality and the infantilism that so many in this nation nuture whatever their age.

]]> By: Thomas Jackson http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304261 Thomas Jackson Sun, 02 Dec 2007 20:10:28 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304261 PL #27 I am not sure what polls you are focusing on but the Kos Kiddies really don't count. Healthcare, yeah thats a hot topic at the DU, but most people don't want the government that runs the Motor Vehicles to run healthcare anymore than they need the care and compassion of the IRS running our local hospitals, unless you are an undecided plant or Ehrenstein. Now its obvious to the casual observer that you probably feel strongly about the bath house issue, llama rights, and the workers rights to a 30 hour week but what does decide issues are taxes, government growth, and an over reaching judiciary. Doubt it, then run a candidate who advocates all three-say like the Hildabeast or Rudy and see what happens. So who doesn't care about these issues, usually people who don't pay taxes or want a politboro. So which are you PL? PL #27

I am not sure what polls you are focusing on but the Kos Kiddies really don’t count. Healthcare, yeah thats a hot topic at the DU, but most people don’t want the government that runs the Motor Vehicles to run healthcare anymore than they need the care and compassion of the IRS running our local hospitals, unless you are an undecided plant or Ehrenstein.

Now its obvious to the casual observer that you probably feel strongly about the bath house issue, llama rights, and the workers rights to a 30 hour week but what does decide issues are taxes, government growth, and an over reaching judiciary.

Doubt it, then run a candidate who advocates all three-say like the Hildabeast or Rudy and see what happens. So who doesn’t care about these issues, usually people who don’t pay taxes or want a politboro.

So which are you PL?

]]> By: Jeff Fairfield http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304215 Jeff Fairfield Sun, 02 Dec 2007 15:15:43 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304215 I keep hearing comments on the debate on questions asked and how they are answered to help select who will be nominated. This would be an excellent process to elect officials on their values if it wasn't for the mega dollars spent on polls to answer their questions. The answers are most of the time not the real in depth answers from the candidate but regurgitated answers to match the recent polls. I think we all know that the current person in office almost proves that a country can barely survive with someone who can't manage, develop strategies and tell the US we have no oil problem for the firs five years in office, ignore global warming for the first five year too while turning deaf ears to the public and start wars for their own agenda while bankrupting the economy and the US with an estimated 27 trillion dollars for a war that had nothing to do with 911. The interesting theme on boarder control is to build a wall even though if one is a history buff knows from the past that walls do not work. Even the great past republican Reagan knew that wall don't work and he helped tear them down. If one wants to enforce control of illegal aliens then put the force on those who hire them and make them still penalties not slaps on the wrist and a couple of wink winks saying that’s all right. Imagine if we tried to be as tuff on illegal hiring as we do for drug controls. If businesses were seized and possible jail terms for illegal hiring where people knowingly overlooked the hiring process in place. I mean come on readers have you been hired where they asked for SS and I9 and finger printed if it was for a bonded position? I really wish that the common person without a couple of million required could run for office because then maybe then America could be made as proud as it was for our forefathers. I am currently so disappointed in the current administration that if the next presidential elections don’t oust these disappointing leadership styles that this will be my last presidential election that I vote non locally A real president would listen to the people and not be afraid to raise taxes for the better good and not take bribes from oil companies to finance elections where they will never look for alternative solutions. A real president would put restrictions on companies to slow global warming and interact with nations to build the respect that has been lost from being a cowboy on his own and ticking everyone off. It’s very sad that generations of my family fought wars and laid down lives to have the respect from all countries lost because of an administration that would have fired and giving a golden parachutes from any corporation in America for being total failures. Apponiting failures such as Brownee, Gonzales are just a few along with trying to get Harriet Myers elected because of nepotisms. I keep hearing comments on the debate on questions asked and how they are answered to help select who will be nominated. This would be an excellent process to elect officials on their values if it wasn’t for the mega dollars spent on polls to answer their questions. The answers are most of the time not the real in depth answers from the candidate but regurgitated answers to match the recent polls.
I think we all know that the current person in office almost proves that a country can barely survive with someone who can’t manage, develop strategies and tell the US we have no oil problem for the firs five years in office, ignore global warming for the first five year too while turning deaf ears to the public and start wars for their own agenda while bankrupting the economy and the US with an estimated 27 trillion dollars for a war that had nothing to do with 911.
The interesting theme on boarder control is to build a wall even though if one is a history buff knows from the past that walls do not work. Even the great past republican Reagan knew that wall don’t work and he helped tear them down.
If one wants to enforce control of illegal aliens then put the force on those who hire them and make them still penalties not slaps on the wrist and a couple of wink winks saying that’s all right. Imagine if we tried to be as tuff on illegal hiring as we do for drug controls. If businesses were seized and possible jail terms for illegal hiring where people knowingly overlooked the hiring process in place.
I mean come on readers have you been hired where they asked for SS and I9 and finger printed if it was for a bonded position?
I really wish that the common person without a couple of million required could run for office because then maybe then America could be made as proud as it was for our forefathers. I am currently so disappointed in the current administration that if the next presidential elections don’t oust these disappointing leadership styles that this will be my last presidential election that I vote non locally
A real president would listen to the people and not be afraid to raise taxes for the better good and not take bribes from oil companies to finance elections where they will never look for alternative solutions. A real president would put restrictions on companies to slow global warming and interact with nations to build the respect that has been lost from being a cowboy on his own and ticking everyone off. It’s very sad that generations of my family fought wars and laid down lives to have the respect from all countries lost because of an administration that would have fired and giving a golden parachutes from any corporation in America for being total failures. Apponiting failures such as Brownee, Gonzales are just a few along with trying to get Harriet Myers elected because of nepotisms.

]]> By: Milhouse http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304201 Milhouse Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:18:17 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304201 How does someone write an attack that length on the debate without once mentioning the plants? How does someone write an attack that length on the debate without once mentioning the plants?

]]> By: Milhouse http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304200 Milhouse Sun, 02 Dec 2007 09:09:42 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304200 <blockquote>the nonpartisan and highly reliable Pew Center</blockquote><gag>

the nonpartisan and highly reliable Pew Center

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]]> By: Smarty http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304176 Smarty Sun, 02 Dec 2007 04:26:59 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304176 RE #36. I can only imagine you with your hands on your hips as you send that brilliant one liner. Before you are so quick to hand the US back to the Indians, maybe you should take your swishy ass back to whatever country had the pogrom that caused you to end up being (born?) here. People like you should show more respect for the culture that treated jewish immigrants better than any other culture on earth. Try being a smartass gay socialist Jew where your family came from. Better yet, try being one in mexico, or in Sudan, because those are the cultures that can take us over if we reach a critical mass of multi-culturalists here. RE #36. I can only imagine you with your hands on your hips as you send that brilliant one liner. Before you are so quick to hand the US back to the Indians, maybe you should take your swishy ass back to whatever country had the pogrom that caused you to end up being (born?) here.

People like you should show more respect for the culture that treated jewish immigrants better than any other culture on earth. Try being a smartass gay socialist Jew where your family came from. Better yet, try being one in mexico, or in Sudan, because those are the cultures that can take us over if we reach a critical mass of multi-culturalists here.

]]> By: Alta Bob http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304167 Alta Bob Sun, 02 Dec 2007 03:56:55 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304167 We complained about the plants in the CNN debate. CNN responded that it really was only focusing on the content of the questions. Ah Ha! The fact that so many of the questions came from plants show that CNN had a bias against conservative values. In other words, CNN picked so many stupid questions and it reveals its ridiculous bias. Conservatives voting in the primaries have much different issues. We complained about the plants in the CNN debate. CNN responded that it really was only focusing on the content of the questions.

Ah Ha! The fact that so many of the questions came from plants show that CNN had a bias against conservative values.

In other words, CNN picked so many stupid questions and it reveals its ridiculous bias.

Conservatives voting in the primaries have much different issues.

]]> By: SPQR http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/comment-page-1/#comment-304161 SPQR Sun, 02 Dec 2007 03:33:47 +0000 http://patterico.com/2007/12/01/tim-rutten-blasts-cnn-the-corrupt-news-network/#comment-304161 Patricia, you can't avoid being branded racist. It is how the Democrats "win" their policy debates. Patricia, you can’t avoid being branded racist. It is how the Democrats “win” their policy debates.

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