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originally posted by: ~Lucidity
The attack on him is coming from his ego.
That's about it.
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
The attack on him is coming from his ego.
That's about it.
originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: Willtell
Ya I am sure that he is all about sending our boys and girls over there to fight a war.
He is always talking about how the gov has no money to do anything out side of going to war, strange how that works out.
He isn't under attack, those are his words.
It is just being pointed out that he exaggerated some parts of his reporting over the years.
Billy answers to some handlers as well, not sure how you can be all about the controllers of barry and then turn around and act like a man on a primetime slot of the 'news' isn't being controlled as well.
originally posted by: ~Lucidity
The attack on him is coming from his ego.
That's about it.
originally posted by: Metallicus
This is one of your best posts, Willtell. I hadn't thought about this possibility and it sounds very plausible. Why would we let IS continue to grow? It doesn't make sense.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: smurfy
Whatever floats that whole war for profit boat.
I see no argument against going to war again, just more ISIS Crisis demanding something be done. Pick your flavor, Bombs, Boots and blah, blah, blah.
www.mediaite.com...
On Monday evening, Bill O’Reilly dedicated much of his O’Reilly Factor hour on Fox to addressing the allegations that he has embellished claims about his reporting of the Falklands War back in 1982. Because that storyline is the dominant media story of the past several days, O’Reilly posted huge ratings to come in first place for both total viewership and the key ages 25-54 demo. By racking up 568k viewers in the demo, O’Reilly’s Fox 8 p.m. hour doubled its CNN competitor in Anderson Cooper (209k) and tripled the numbers of MSNBC’s Chris Hayes (136k).