How is this for Transparency

Very good Redneckville I would flag the whole thread as funny if I could...

ATAXPAYER...

Redneckville has found a double standard with the handling of private Emails. FOX News reports what the other networks will not that being said they should have a single standard that applies to both sets of Emails...

As for the NYT they would never print anything that is NOT White House Approved anyway...

Good work Redneckville you should become a conservative we could use the help...

Maybe I missed something, but I didn't hear Hannity give an opinion on hacked emails in the second half of that video.

I'll have to rely on Redneckville, since he must spend his time watching a "news" channel he hates, to verify that Hannity offered up an opinion.

Maybe I missed something, but I didn't hear Hannity give an opinion on hacked emails in the second half of that video.
I'll have to rely on Redneckville, since he must spend his time watching a "news" channel he hates, to verify that Hannity offered up an opinion.
#3 | Posted by Axiom at 2009-12-02 05:02 AM

"New York Obama Times"??! How can Sean Hannity expect to be taken seriously when he uses non-professional, flatly unfunny snarkisms like that? For someone with aspirations for respect in the news community he doesn't appear to care enough to maintain even a cordial television front. I'll bet he uses that slang in private even prior to the yelling..

"New York Obama Times"??! How can Sean Hannity expect to be taken seriously when he uses non-professional, flatly unfunny snarkisms like that? For someone with aspirations for respect in the news community he doesn't appear to care enough to maintain even a cordial television front. I'll bet he uses that slang in private even prior to the yelling..

Yeah, I'm having a hard time seeing how Sean Hannity's use of "New York Obama Times" is the same thing as saying it's okay to hack climatologist's email, but it's not okay to hack sarah palin's email.

I'll pose this question like Goatman does.

If you hate something so much that it puts a bad taste in your mouth, like Fox news, why are you watching it or looking for it?

If you don't work for one of the various media-watchdog-groups like Mediamatters, etc, then the only thing you're getting out of watching the nonsense on cable news networks is high blood pressure.

Yeah, I'm having a hard time seeing how Sean Hannity's use of "New York Obama Times" is the same thing as saying it's okay to hack climatologist's email, but it's not okay to hack sarah palin's email.
I'll pose this question like Goatman does.
If you hate something so much that it puts a bad taste in your mouth, like Fox news, why are you watching it or looking for it?
If you don't work for one of the various media-watchdog-groups like Mediamatters, etc, then the only thing you're getting out of watching the nonsense on cable news networks is high blood pressure.
#5 | Posted by Axiom at 2009-12-02 01:43 PM

Sean Hannity doesn't apologize and probably doesn't even recognize what he does as partisan.

Not sure I understand if the goat-style question is rhetorical, but I don't watch television, have cable or a digital converter - just the Internet and occasionally I'll listen to Nova M (Air America) or Coast to Coast AM. That's pretty much it. I try to stream The Daily Show but my connection is weak and intermittent, so viewing depends upon network factors.

Radio commercials by The Ad Council such as their "feed the pig" campaign make me cringe - so radio is limited by show, host and topic.

Certain C-SPAN "floor debate" encourage yelling at the screen, so it's true that mental health might benefit by select un-connectedness.

I do look up a lot of recipe and food preparation on YouTube - Good Eats is a fantastic show.