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So when will the obama propaganda machine be shut down?
MSNBC and Andrea Mitchell are under fire from Sooper Mexican, Politico, The Atlantic, among others for how it portrayed the appearance. The rap against MSNBC: Its treatment plays up Romneys reaction to Wawas touchtone sandwich-ordering system. Its amazing, Romney tells the crowd. But the treatment doesnt put his take on the machine in the context of his argument that the private sector knows how to compete, but the federal government does not. In introducing the short clip, Mitchell supposed that the comments could be Romneys supermarket scanner moment.
MSNBC faces pressure on Romney’s Wawa moment - Erik Wemple - The Washington Post
Seems what you are missing is that Republicans who keep complaining about how awful government is and how it can't do anything should never be elected. All their policies are failures. How do we know? They fucking told us.
For what?
Defamation. I can't imagine deliberately lying about someone who is a public figure when you know you are lying wouldnt reach the standard of malicious intent. But then I dont do libel cases.
She didn't "lie", she took a quote out of context.
No, she EDITED a quote to PUT it out of context. That is a lie of omission AND commission.
It should be a terminatable offense and possibly fineable by the FCC on the network. The fine won't happen, nor will the firing. We know the White House covers their own and vice versa.
Defamation. I can't imagine deliberately lying about someone who is a public figure when you know you are lying wouldnt reach the standard of malicious intent. But then I dont do libel cases.
She didn't "lie", she took a quote out of context.
She took the quote out of context to make it look like Romney didn't know about ordering with a touch screen, she lied.
She didn't "lie", she took a quote out of context.
She took the quote out of context to make it look like Romney didn't know about ordering with a touch screen, she lied.
What did she say that was untrue?
She took the quote out of context to make it look like Romney didn't know about ordering with a touch screen, she lied.
What did she say that was untrue?
What did she say that was true?
It's not okay, but I'm fine with this because it was on Romney? That's the essence of what I'm hearing. Sounds like your apologizing for her to me. Anyone else get that too?No, she EDITED a quote to PUT it out of context. That is a lie of omission AND commission.
It should be a terminatable offense and possibly fineable by the FCC on the network. The fine won't happen, nor will the firing. We know the White House covers their own and vice versa.
Editing quotes to take them out of context is SOP. It always has been. MSNBC does it, FOX does it. Anyone with a political motive does it.
In fact, that's the only reason that anyone knows the name "Andrew Breitbart".
I'm not saying it's "ok", or that it's a good thing.
But it's not as "outrageous" as you guys make it out to be (as long as it's MSNBC doing it, and not FOXNews)
It's not okay, but I'm fine with this because it was on Romney? That's the essence of what I'm hearing. Sounds like your apologizing for her to me. Anyone else get that too?No, she EDITED a quote to PUT it out of context. That is a lie of omission AND commission.
It should be a terminatable offense and possibly fineable by the FCC on the network. The fine won't happen, nor will the firing. We know the White House covers their own and vice versa.
Editing quotes to take them out of context is SOP. It always has been. MSNBC does it, FOX does it. Anyone with a political motive does it.
In fact, that's the only reason that anyone knows the name "Andrew Breitbart".
I'm not saying it's "ok", or that it's a good thing.
But it's not as "outrageous" as you guys make it out to be (as long as it's MSNBC doing it, and not FOXNews)
What did she say that was untrue?
What did she say that was true?
She didn't say much of anything.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not defending the practice of taking quotes out of context in any way. I'm just not going to get "outraged" about something that both sides do, and always have.
