I Know Libs Feel CBS (i.e. Dan Rather) is "Fair and Balanced"

[SeniorChief]

Pardon me while I wipe following that assumption....

He's about as "fair and balanced" as Katie Couric and/or Charlie Gibson.

Here's what AMERICAN's are saying....

Drudge poll -

BIDEN
28% 98,940

PALIN
70% 244,831

NEITHER
2% 5,992


Suck on it Liberals.

Suck on it Long.

Suck on it Hard.....

LOL!!!!!:lmao2:

[bairdi]

Pardon me while I wipe following that assumption....

He's about as "fair and balanced" as Katie Couric and/or Charlie Gibson.

Here's what AMERICAN's are saying....

Drudge poll -

BIDEN
28% 98,940

PALIN
70% 244,831

NEITHER
2% 5,992


Suck on it Liberals.

Suck on it Long.

Suck on it Hard.....

LOL!!!!!:lmao2:
No surprise there chief.

Who Won VP Debate: A Review of Polls

by George Harris
Kansas City Star
Readers Advisory Panel 2008

Random and non-random polls for the vice presidential debate declare Biden the winner over Palin in the vice-presidential debate.

Non-random (unscientific) polls on AOL and MSNBC web sites show Biden winning 48 to 45 and 78.6 to 18.9 respectively.

Randomly selected subjects on three other polls also show Biden winning:

CNN/Opinion Research Biden 51 Palin 36
CBS Biden 46 Palin 21
Fox Biden 61 Palin 39

In the CBS poll, of the uncommitted voters, 18% now say they will vote Obama/Biden, 10% now say McCain/Palin.

Post-debate reaction seemed to agree that Governor Palin gave a good account of herself in being able to deliver prepared answers, though often not responsive to the question at hand.

Biden was able to draw on extensive experience from his long experience as a Senator.

I was surprised that Palin's charm did not work better than the poll results showed. But she likely was weighed down by Saturday Night Live parodies and interviews earlier in the week with CBS's Couric. By the time of the debate, people knew that she is not ready for the presidency and saw through her efforts to appear that she was with canned responses.

The issue from the Thursday night debate ultimately is not about Palin but about McCain's judgment in selecting someone with so little qualification for national office.

The McCain/Palin ticket will likely drop into attack gear for the remainder of the campaign in a last ditch effort to stop Obama and Biden. I think it's likely to become really ugly but hope that McCain chooses instead to recover some of his dignity as Palin did in a good effort Thursday night.

http://voices.kansascity.com/node/2299

[BlackAsCoal]

No surprise there chief.

Who Won VP Debate: A Review of Polls

by George Harris
Kansas City Star
Readers Advisory Panel 2008

Random and non-random polls for the vice presidential debate declare Biden the winner over Palin in the vice-presidential debate.

Non-random (unscientific) polls on AOL and MSNBC web sites show Biden winning 48 to 45 and 78.6 to 18.9 respectively.

Randomly selected subjects on three other polls also show Biden winning:

CNN/Opinion Research Biden 51 Palin 36
CBS Biden 46 Palin 21
Fox Biden 61 Palin 39

In the CBS poll, of the uncommitted voters, 18% now say they will vote Obama/Biden, 10% now say McCain/Palin.

Post-debate reaction seemed to agree that Governor Palin gave a good account of herself in being able to deliver prepared answers, though often not responsive to the question at hand.

Biden was able to draw on extensive experience from his long experience as a Senator.

I was surprised that Palin's charm did not work better than the poll results showed. But she likely was weighed down by Saturday Night Live parodies and interviews earlier in the week with CBS's Couric. By the time of the debate, people knew that she is not ready for the presidency and saw through her efforts to appear that she was with canned responses.

The issue from the Thursday night debate ultimately is not about Palin but about McCain's judgment in selecting someone with so little qualification for national office.

The McCain/Palin ticket will likely drop into attack gear for the remainder of the campaign in a last ditch effort to stop Obama and Biden. I think it's likely to become really ugly but hope that McCain chooses instead to recover some of his dignity as Palin did in a good effort Thursday night.

http://voices.kansascity.com/node/2299

Talk about "fair and balanced" .. a quick look at the comments made by "liberals" on Palin's performance demonstrate are FAR more fair and balanced and intellectually honest perspective than demonstrated byright-wingers.

"suck it hard" .. the right-wing is full of ignorant old men just like this one.

The good news .. they're a dying breed

[SeniorChief]

Did I fart BAC?

Reminder - if I want your opinion - I will fart. That's your cue to chime in for input.

Until then - shut yer piehole, you inbred redneck.

[BlackAsCoal]

Did I fart BAC?

Reminder - if I want your opinion - I will fart. That's your cue to chime in for input.

Until then - shut yer piehole, you inbred redneck.

.. seek therapy

[Moby]

Pardon me while I wipe following that assumption....

He's about as "fair and balanced" as Katie Couric and/or Charlie Gibson.

Here's what AMERICAN's are saying....

Drudge poll -

BIDEN
28% 98,940

PALIN
70% 244,831

NEITHER
2% 5,992


Suck on it Liberals.

Suck on it Long.

Suck on it Hard.....

LOL!!!!!:lmao2:
That's a pole taken by Drudge readers and you'd expect 90% of them to think Palin won. The fact that she only has the confidence of 70% of Drudge readers is a terrible turn out for her. Much worse then expected.

[SeniorChief]

That's a pole taken by Drudge readers and you'd expect 90% of them to think Palin won. The fact that she only has the confidence of 70% of Drudge readers is a terrible turn out for her. Much worse then expected.

Are you saying Drudge is a conservative site?
How so?
It's merely linking visitors to a variety of news pieces - everything from the NY Times to Fox News.
Can't get more fair-balanced than that my friend.
Me thinks you afraid of little-Sarah Palin.

Boo hoo.....

LOL!!!!