''It's like the schoolyard bully claiming that it was really his victim who bullied him. The bullies at the Kremlin House in Washington, of course, are all too aware that Fox is really the only station that is actually reporting the news, while the fringe media (ABC, CBS and NBC), along with CNBC and MSNBC, are going to great lengths to keep their viewers in the dark about what is really happening – particularly in Washington.''
Those commentators
on Fox News who like to play it down the middle keep saying that they believe BHO's strategy of trying to marginalize the most successful TV network in the country is unwise. Unwise? They've been inside the Beltway too long.
The Duplicitous Despot and his criminal minions – most notably David Axelrod, Rahm Emanuel, Anita Dunn, and Mark Lloyd – are out to shut down Fox News. No subtlety about it. They take seriously Mao's belief that political power grows out of the barrel of a gun. After all, Anita Bandita looks to Chairman Mao when it comes to her philosophical inspiration.
When you watch certain commentators (whom I shall purposely leave unnamed) on Fox, it's not hard to understand why there are still millions of people sleepwalking down the road to servitude. I just shake my head in amazement when I hear them – after more than nine months of nonstop treason by the White House and Congress – talk about BHO as though he's just another one of those naïve, misguided, liberal presidents.
As Bill O'Reilly (oops … slipped) often says, "If Obama does (this or that), he's toast. It will be the end of his presidency." The thought of a dictatorship being established before 2012 would be a comical idea to the host of such intellectual fare as "body language expert" Tonya Reiman and the Great American Culture Quiz.
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Worse, when Glenn Beck appears as a guest on "The O'Reilly Factor," fair-and-balanced Bill loves to chuckle and refer to him (jocularly, of course) as a "troublemaker." Beck is in an awkward position. Either by design or by accident, O'Reilly embraced him even before he came to Fox News, which makes Beck beholden to him. He's walking a tightrope, and I don't blame him for not wanting to upstage O'Reilly, who already is regularly out-brained by the likes of Laura Ingraham, Monica Crowley and Megyn Kelly.