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One turned out to be a big story.....the other didn't
Funny how these things work out
We all know why one "turned out" to be a big story, and the other didn't.
It had nothing to do with their relative importance.
Maybe?
No "maybe" about it. The IRS "scandal" was a scandal only in the fevered imaginations of conservatives. The rest of the country wondered why we should be upset by the IRS doing its job.
I love it when Obama dick suckers self identify.
Since this statement is not only incoherent but also desperate, I hereby proclaim you in official meltdown. Sorry, but your premise is what really sucks here.
The media is all over this because they sit on much of what they know and cannot reveal it because they have to wait for corroboration and verification of sources.
The media really isn't right or left, they are ratings seekers.
High ratings convert to big revenue. Remember what "Deep Throat" told Woodard and Bernstein (Watergate break in and Nixon): "Follow the money". Or, what Roger Ailes said when he saw Sarah Palin in that tight t-shirt: "Book her."
One turned out to be a big story.....the other didn't
Funny how these things work out
We all know why one "turned out" to be a big story, and the other didn't.
It had nothing to do with their relative importance.
Republicans tried to generate a "scandal" where none existed
At least you got the coverage on Fox
Now we know how you tell a real scandal from a fake one: The major media outlets ignore the real scandal and go into overdrive covering the fake scandal.
In less than 48 hours, ABC, CBS and NBC deluged viewers with coverage of Chris Christie's traffic jam scandal, devoting a staggering 88 minutes to the story. In comparison, these same news outlets over the last six months have allowed a scant two minutes for the latest on Barack Obama's Internal Revenue Service scandal. The disparity in less than two days is 44-to-one. [See a chart below.]
From Wednesday through Friday morning, the latest on Christie's Traffic-Gate led 11 out of 13 news programs. NBC produced the heaviest coverage, over 34 minutes. CBS followed close behind with more than 30 minutes. ABC came in third with just under 23 minutes.
The Republican led investigation revealed........Tea Party was asked to provide more information, more information was given and tax status was providedWe all know why one "turned out" to be a big story, and the other didn't.
It had nothing to do with their relative importance.
Republicans tried to generate a "scandal" where none existed
At least you got the coverage on Fox
It's not a scandal, if you don't think that the criminal targeting people for harassment by the IRS, based on their political affiliation and/or religion, is scandalous.
But I do. And so, thankfully, do most Americans.
So just because a tiny extremist fringe shrieks REALLY LOUDLY that there's no scandal, that doesn't mean it's so.
There's a scandal. And the extremist fringe is never going to quit screeching. It's what they do. So we'll just have to ignore them.
The media is clearly partisan - anyone who denies that has partisian brain block. MSNBC clearly supports Obama - Fox does not. Unfortunately, people get the political news they want to hear from the sources their comfortable with. The lamestream media is afraid of Christy. They are not going to pass up the opportunity to bombard their low information voters while confusion exist; they want to inculcate!
I recall a poll done by PPP that said 44% of republicans believed the Benghanzi issue is the worst scandal in American history. That is insane. It is one thing to think the Benghazi incident is even a scandal. It is quite another to think it is the worst in US history. If that is what you think then you are a complete moron.
Further evidence of their emotionally driven ideology and shocking lack of critical thinking skills.
I recall a poll done by PPP that said 44% of republicans believed the Benghanzi issue is the worst scandal in American history. That is insane. It is one thing to think the Benghazi incident is even a scandal. It is quite another to think it is the worst in US history. If that is what you think then you are a complete moron.
Further evidence of their emotionally driven ideology and shocking lack of critical thinking skills.
Hey...they still don't believe in evolution
Why are you surprised?
Get this through your incredibly thick skull: There's a smoking gun. It's called two idiots who actually used Gmail to correspond and put their dirty deeds in writing. When you send out an email through Google, Google owns it. Read the fine print.
The IRS "scandal" has no such thing. And to add to the lackluster, none of the 501c requests were denied. They all got their wish to spew radical right wing bullshit under the guise of "social services". It's just that the little piggies put a rush of apps into the IRS at an astounding rate in 2010 that it commanded the attention of the the gatekeepers.
Got it now, Cletus?
Over 4 days there were at least 1,000,000 people affected by the petulance of Christie. The IRS scandal inconvenienced a covey of self-righteous Tea Baggers. BFD.
I recall a poll done by PPP that said 44% of republicans believed the Benghanzi issue is the worst scandal in American history. That is insane. It is one thing to think the Benghazi incident is even a scandal. It is quite another to think it is the worst in US history. If that is what you think then you are a complete moron.
Further evidence of their emotionally driven ideology and shocking lack of critical thinking skills.
I recall a poll done by PPP that said 44% of republicans believed the Benghanzi issue is the worst scandal in American history. That is insane. It is one thing to think the Benghazi incident is even a scandal. It is quite another to think it is the worst in US history. If that is what you think then you are a complete moron.
Further evidence of their emotionally driven ideology and shocking lack of critical thinking skills.
How many died because of Watergate?
How many died in Benghanzi?
I recall a poll done by PPP that said 44% of republicans believed the Benghanzi issue is the worst scandal in American history. That is insane. It is one thing to think the Benghazi incident is even a scandal. It is quite another to think it is the worst in US history. If that is what you think then you are a complete moron.
Further evidence of their emotionally driven ideology and shocking lack of critical thinking skills.
How many died because of Watergate?
How many died in Benghanzi?
That perfectly decribes a liberal - they think with their hearts while their heads are stuck up their asses. The typical conservative constiuent is far more inteligent than the reverse. If Benghazi was under a coservative secretary of state that was in the field for POTUS it would be a liberal theme like Trayvon Martin which did not mean shit!I recall a poll done by PPP that said 44% of republicans believed the Benghanzi issue is the worst scandal in American history. That is insane. It is one thing to think the Benghazi incident is even a scandal. It is quite another to think it is the worst in US history. If that is what you think then you are a complete moron.
Further evidence of their emotionally driven ideology and shocking lack of critical thinking skills.
Now we know how you tell a real scandal from a fake one: The major media outlets ignore the real scandal and go into overdrive covering the fake scandal.
In less than 48 hours, ABC, CBS and NBC deluged viewers with coverage of Chris Christie's traffic jam scandal, devoting a staggering 88 minutes to the story. In comparison, these same news outlets over the last six months have allowed a scant two minutes for the latest on Barack Obama's Internal Revenue Service scandal. The disparity in less than two days is 44-to-one. [See a chart below.]
From Wednesday through Friday morning, the latest on Christie's Traffic-Gate led 11 out of 13 news programs. NBC produced the heaviest coverage, over 34 minutes. CBS followed close behind with more than 30 minutes. ABC came in third with just under 23 minutes.