Tony Snow (Fox News) as White House press secretary., What do  you think?
461622
I hope anyone and everyone involved with Fox News will end up working at Burger King in ten years.
1092074
yes! If any of these stories would have came up on Clinton's watch, he would have been impeached before the next news cycle. After all, he was nearly ousted over a stained dress. Yet this prez has a gay male prostitute visiting him for 2 yrs and was it never even mentioned in the main stream media. A new, more damaging story is put out nearly everyday, and before it gets much discussion, its topped by a next new one and is never heard of again. The media was all over Clinton for a host of trivial things like Travel-gate, Whitewater, White House sleepovers and the like. Yet important things done by this administration, that effect EVERY ONE OF US are routinely forgotten. Torture, Katrina, Dubai Ports deal, Airport Insecurity, Haliburton, 9/11, Leaking of CIA agents identities, secret wiretapping programs, OSAMA BIN LADEN, and list goes on & on & on. Where is the media's outrage? Wheres the in-depth reporting? How can the Corperate Media accept the White House's canned answers as a replacement for facts? Get off your BUTTS and dig for the truth. Its not gonna be pretty but it is ESSENTIAL TO DEMOCRACY!!!
634671
I would love to have H. Clinton as our next President, because I am a big fan of Fox News.  Whenever H. CLinton screw up Fox could invite her here for a blow job.\n\nI heard that Mr. Murdoch is hiring her as the next hooker for Fox.\n\n(CBS) NEW YORK To call them a political odd couple would be a rash understatement.\n\nConservative media mogul Rupert Murdoch will host a fundraiser for liberal New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, the Financial Times reports.\n\nThe mating ritual of the unlikely allies has been under way for months. Clinton set political tongues to wagging last month by attending a Washington party celebrating the 10th anniversary of Fox News, the cable news channel owned by Murdoch.\n\nThe Times quoted one unnamed source as describing the Clinton-Murdoch connection in this way: "They have a respectful and cordial relationship. He has respect for the work she has done on behalf of New York. I wouldn't say it was illustrative of a close ongoing relationship. It is not like they are dining out together."\n\nThe fundraiser will take place in July, the newspaper said. Clinton is the frontrunner for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, though she has not indicated whether or not she will run.\n\nClinton has worked hard to take the edge off her reputation as a card-carrying liberal. She has has collaborated with congressional conservatives on some peices of elgislation, called for a "common ground" on abortion and cut a political figure some on the left see as decidedly un-liberal.
813058
FOX News........nuff said.
681819
I guess we can only trust FOX, who bring us the right side of the story, AND the republican side of the story.\n:/
156433
I have mixed feelings.  I definately think that the Iraq situation is totally out of control.  But, I think he handled 9/11 pretty well.  No matter how much he tries to connect the two, in my mind they are totally separate things.  I don't think he is to blame for New Orleans (like some people out there do).  I'm glad that Saddam Hussein is out of power, but, sometimes I wonder if the cost of bringing him to justice is too high.  \n\np.s.  I hate it when people just use entirely emotion-based arguments when discussing politics, like when people say, "I hate Bush!  He's so stupid!  etc. etc. etc."  There is a way to discuss ideas about politics and government without losing your cool.  This is also why I hate CNN and FoxNews and all of those other sensationalistic news channels.
787490
Who gives a crap about politically correct. Isn't the truth much more important? If people investigated the facts more instead of reacting to the "titles" we seem to love using we would all be much better off. Where is the bias? He's an Independent and can support whoever he pleases. He sides with the democrats, but that does not mean he has to be a puppet for them. He has been an elected official for years. I can only presume you are not from Vermont.
901868
there is no such thing, fox is not saying the truth\n\n:> peace\n.
229189
No. I think he has done a pretty good job. He has made one big mistake. Supporting Bush in the Iraq war. Everything else has been ok.
1091837
I don't think so, I have seen him tear into both party's equally, he asks the hard questions from both of them and backs it up with the person's own words. If he worked for fox the guy above me would thing he was ok.
977473
Unfortunately no,I wished they could be but Tony Snow went into detail about it when he was doing his show.I like it when Snow lays into them tho.Freedom of Press and when they hold a press conference its to the biased Dan Rather azz sucking libs.
903988
I personally can't wait. It should be interesting and educational. Fox was talking about that news station aljazers (? on sp.) And how they were going to start airing it on TV naturally we won't be able to pick it up but you can watch it on the Internet by streaming video. This way EVERYONE will be able to see how the other Countries really feel about us and our way of life. I have searched some of the sites that Glen Beck recommended and it scares the hell out of me but I'm talking about the way it sounded to me.But on the other hand it could be seen as just propaganda. But at least "We" can judge for our self.
480572
Press Secretary, I believe, pretty much the Presidents' spokesman. Now, can I be a little smart -alecky? He was totally incompetent, glad to see him go.
804720
I have hope for the first time since apeboy sullied the oval office, actually.\n\n______\n\nFor scooter girl:\nClinton had an affair - Bush fraudulently started a war on fake intelligence reports and sent more American people to their deaths than died 9/11.\n\nWHO sullied WHAT and WHOM!? Perspective and priorities, my dear, perspective and priorities.
327785
These decisions aren’t made overnight and the candidates for such jobs are notified well in advance of the decision.  There have been a few questions of late about the reason FOX News has been leaning away from unbiased reporting and more to the right.  The decision to appoint Mr. Snow answers those questions.  Mr. Snow has been promoting himself for the job for several weeks.  KLIF talk radio is Dallas’ right wing propaganda station (every major city has one) and if you go to the FOX 4 web-site, you’ll see the KLIF banner on the lower part of the page.\n\nI watch all four local news stations and, although because of where I live most news slants toward the right, FOX 4 is the least reliable.  That’s why I also read the NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times, and USA Today.  The BBC is also a good place to get reliable news.  MSNBC and NBC are also right wing biased.  This has to do with Jack Welch’s (former MSNBC CEO) and Bill Gates' affiliation with the Republican Party.\n\nUsing George Stephenopolous as an example is irrelevant.  Mr. Stephenopolous does not control the content of the news and is simply perusing a career in the private sector as an extremely qualified political analyst after his tenor in politics verses Mr. Snow who was very much in charge of content and biding for a career in politics.\n\nTaking all these facts into consideration, when a report is unfavorable to the right, I take those stories at face value as being accurate.
726098
"Oh look" says Tony, "more money and prestige working for the white house. A great opportunity to advance my career"!\nkissy kissy, brown tounge kissies!
923811
You got that right, Bush was hit twice today at his press conference for slights. (1) He said the Neocons got thumped (2) He was called out for insulting Nancy Pelosi by the New York Times. I'm sure the Neocons will try to spin this too, and call it Liberal Media. Bush said it!!! Bush's Flip Flopping over Rumsfeld being fired by him was really incredible too, I believe he was a bit steamed over the results of his proper thumpin, as he put it....LMAO The New York Times reporter mentioned "THUMPIN" without a (G) as proper speech etiquette too, Ha Ha Ha!!! I loved it!!!!