Damn Liberal Media...

[Playinghardball]

[boston bean]

1. Well, ABC and NBC here is Boston did air his speech.

Not sure about CBS or FOX.

[oldandhappy]

5. Thanks. Glad to know.

[oldandhappy]

2. Amen!

Have not watched the networks since they did that. No respect for the president and no respect for us. What is news today? I suspect the talking heads have filled the air with their 'commentary' about a speech they did not carry. Ugh.

Have to stop now or I will get ugly!



PS I did see it!

[antiquie]

3. KCAL(ch.9) CBS Local Media aired the speech.

CBS(ch.2) did not. They could not ignore it entirely in the Los Angeles area. At least it was on a couple of local broadcast stations.

[oldandhappy]

4. good to know

[antiquie]

7. CBS is an itty bit more aware of the public than ABC/NBC.

Must have to do with advertising dollars...

[ctaylors6]

6. I'm not so sure he cared

I don't think it mattered to the administration if it was on those networks. In fact, he probably would have gotten some backlash for screwing up people's fall finales.

[oldandhappy]

9. Yes, he got his message out to his audience.

I kind of thot maybe he did not care about the msm since I did not hear any push back. Smile. Good for the president. He is much smarter than many think he is.

[Ykcutnek]

8. It didn't stop NBC from writing a tasteless skit about it though.

One that TED FUCKING CRUZ applauded.



I guess sagging ratings means going after low-hanging fruit and appealing to the bigoted majority.

[oldandhappy]

10. OK I did not know about this.

Is there a link -- or a few focus words so I can find it on the internet? Thanks. Not that I want to throw up, but probably need to be aware. Smile.

[Chathamization]

12. The same SNL that in the run-up to the Iraq War did a skit about how everyone hates liberals and how

Michael Moore doesn't bathe (seriously). Best thing people can do is to turn off the right-wing propaganda machine that is the mainstream media.

[Fred Sanders]

11. So it is officially a monopoly? 4 networks collude together to arrive at a mutually agreeable

decision without having to compete with each other.

When did the public give up all control of the public airwaves?