EriktheRed
Eh...
I voted yes. What a great break it would be for the President. Go ahead, Teatards, make his day!
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It's a sad thing, but unfortunately you can't impeach Obama just because he's a complete dumb ass. If so, they would have impeached Jimmy Carter.
MSNBC said a new poll of Pub dupes shows a plurality want to impeach. As well as believe he's a non-Amerian, a socialist, and a muslim- or that ACORN stole the election.
Bring back the Fairness Doctrine. These people are brainwashed.
FCC finally kills off fairness doctrine
By: Brooks Boliek
August 22, 2011 03:22 PM EDT
The FCC gave the coup de grace to the fairness doctrine Monday as the commission axed more than 80 media industry rules.
Earlier this summer FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski agreed to erase the post WWII-era rule, but the action Monday puts the last nail into the coffin for the regulation that sought to ensure discussion over the airwaves of controversial issues did not exclude any particular point of view. A broadcaster that violated the rule risked losing its license.
While the commission voted in 1987 to do away with the rule a legacy to a time when broadcasting was a much more dominant voice than it is today the language implementing it was never removed. The move Monday, once published in the federal register, effectively erases the rule.
Mondays move is part of the commissions response to a White House executive order directing a government-wide review of regulations already on the books designed to eliminate unnecessary regulations.
Also consigned to the regulatory dustbin are the broadcast flag digital copy protection rule that was struck down by the courts and the cable programming service tier rate. Altogether, the agency tossed 83 rules and regs.
Genachowski said in a statement that the move was aimed at promoting a healthy climate for private investment and job creation. Both the Obama administration and the FCC have come under criticism by business groups over laws and regulations such as health care reform and net neutrality rules.
Of course not.
My fondest wish is to see him soundly thrashed at the ballot box.
And led out of the office in chains, but I rarely see my dreams come true.