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Sean Hannity and his team did more than cover the event. They not only inflated the number in attendance with their words, but actually used footage from a heavily-attended protest this summer to make this health care rally appear more popular. Hannity even pointed out that this was a huge crowd for a Thursday, when the protest footage they used was from a Saturday.
Nothing to see here, really. There's the FOX never lies crew, and the crew who know not to trust anything at face value.
This is too easy to spin so it won't advance much for either side of the argument. Yes, they used old footage from an old rally, to make their new rally look like it had a bigger turn-out, but people make editing mistakes!
The Producer went to file/my documents/my videos/protest rallies and clicked one, forgetting to reference the date. No biggy.
I love how the Republicans in this thread just shake their head and go "so what" at the obvious Fox News lies. However, if MSNBC did such a thing, they'd be on it faster than the speed of light.
I fucking hate FOX News dude, you talking to me or KK? 
lol The Republican(s).
I love how the Republicans in this thread just shake their head and go "so what" at the obvious Fox News lies. However, if MSNBC did such a thing, they'd be on it faster than the speed of light.
I'm a Republican ... who has never voted for a Republican in my life ... hates all politicians ... and protests with liberals all the time ... wow? Who'd have thunk Reps could be so cool?
I love how the Republicans in this thread just shake their head and go "so what" at the obvious Fox News lies. However, if MSNBC did such a thing, they'd be on it faster than the speed of light.
lol The Republican(s).
lol
Dogbert stepped in his own droppings....
While that makes absolutely no sense since I was not referring to G.T., carry on.
Yet another story about the "no spin" guys making it up as they go along.
Sean Hannity and his team did more than cover the event. They not only inflated the number in attendance with their words, but actually used footage from a heavily-attended protest this summer to make this health care rally appear more popular. Hannity even pointed out that this was a huge crowd for a Thursday, when the protest footage they used was from a Saturday.
Now, folks, you won't see this in the drive by media, at least not unless they start making up stories like Fox and the supermarket tabloids do.
Nothing to see here, really. There's the FOX never lies crew, and the crew who know not to trust anything at face value.
This is too easy to spin so it won't advance much for either side of the argument. Yes, they used old footage from an old rally, to make their new rally look like it had a bigger turn-out, but people make editing mistakes!
The Producer went to file/my documents/my videos/protest rallies and clicked one, forgetting to reference the date. No biggy.
You don't have to vote for Republicans or like politicians to be just shrugging this off.
So ... I'm a Republican because I believe in freedom of speech and the press? Wow? Maybe I do like Republicans better than Democrats now.
GLBTNBC does misrepresentation, distortion and outright lies as their stock in trade. Not that the fact gives Fakes News a pass for their crappy reporting...Just sayin'.I love how the Republicans in this thread just shake their head and go "so what" at the obvious Fox News lies. However, if MSNBC did such a thing, they'd be on it faster than the speed of light.
Way to just totally take my point out of context.
I believe in freedom of speech and the press too. However, you seem to think it's alright when a news station like Fox lies. Because you know, if you even dare question a story you must be against freedom of speech and the press according to you.
