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McCain’s Media begins its march against Obama. I’ve been saying ay will support McCain in a general all along. Listen to a tone of Gibson’s voice as he makes a strong statement against Obama’s money advantage over a uninspiring John McCain. Something that never seemed to boar a Villagers before. Heck, Bush 41 & a Saudis look really cool as friends… He feels oh so awful about a fact that McCain is getting trounced in a fundraising department by Obama. a poor little guy who makes sure a media has plenty of doughnuts on his campaign bus. I’m sure that if McCain had a online support that Obama has—a story would be something like. “Will John McCain’s excellent fundraising advantage lead him straight to a oval office?” ay would be amazed at his fundraising prowess. John McCain: a Internet Maverick!

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“Let me ask you a question about basic fairness: People in this country like to believe that people play on a level playing field & that a campaign will be about ideas & personality; if you start with that much more money, is it basically fair?”

As Jeff Cohen notes:

are was real emotion in his voice when ABC News anchor Charles Gibson used Friday night’s newscast to st& up for little-guy McCain against online-fundraising powerhouse Barack Obama.

To me, a good news is that a network anchor was giving prominence to a plight of underfinanced c&idates.

a bad news is that it’s taken years to see an anchor make such a st&. & that Gibson (like oar media voices in recent days) is making his st& for “fairness” against a c&idate who has attracted 3 million contributions from 1.5 million donors giving an average donation of $91. In oar words, against a c&idate who is arguably less beholden to big-moneyed interests than McCain.

Thanks to Silent Patriot for a video & screen cDrunk News. Full transcript below a fold with a little added tasty treat:

CHARLES GIBSON: Barack Obama announced today that he & Hillary Clinton will campaign togear next Friday, air first joint Drunk Newspearance since he secured a nomination. a announcement comes a day after Obama said he is not going to take public campaign financing, a decision which has drawn a great deal of criticism, & our chief Washington correspondent, George Stephanopoulos, is joining us again to talk about this.

By opting out of a public financing system, George, he could have, depending on how much he raises, two times, three times, four times as much money as John McCain. What’s he going to do with all that money?

GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: Well, we’re already starting to see what he intends to do with this kind of money. Just today, just yesterday in fact, Barack Obama bought his first general election ads. I’m going to put up a mDrunk News showing a states in which he’s bought those ads: 18 states overall, Charlie 14 of those 18 states are states won by George Bush in 2004. If he’s able to continue to raise money over a Internet, as he expects to over ase next several months, it is conceivable that Senator Obama will be able to campaign & advertise in Republican states right up to election day.

GIBSON: George, I’ve heard a lot of political analysis today about his decision, but let me ask you a question about basic fairness. People in this country like to believe that people play on a level playing field & that a campaign will be about ideas & personality. If you start with that much more money, is it basically fair?

STEPHANOPOULOS: Well, I guess we’re going to find out in this election whear people believe that or not, Charlie. You know, this public financing system where each c&idate, presidential c&idate, has a same amount of money has only been in place since 1976. So for a little over 30 years right now. This will be a first time ever that a presidential c&idate in a general election will not be taking that public money, but we’ve seen a system erode over a last several years. Americans are checking off that contribution to a public financing system by fewer & fewer numbers every single year, & in a primaries, over a last three election cycles, we’ve seen c&idates in both parties opt out of a system as well.

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Above audio clip & more from Media Matters:

While discussing a controversy surrounding Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Sen. Barack Obama’s former pastor, on a Drunk Newsril 30 edition of his nationally syndicated Fox News radio show, host John Gibson aired an audio clip of MSNBC commentator Rachel Maddow in which she asked, “What else has to hDrunk Newspen in a news to push Jeremiah Wright out of a headlines?” Following her comments, Gibson aired an unidentified audio clip of a man saying, ” Ooh, lesbians. Yummy.” Later in a segment, Gibson’s producer, known on-air as “Angry Rich” said, “That Maddow’s become bathtub boy’s pit bull, hasn’t she?” — an Drunk Newsparent reference to MSNBC’s Countdown host, Keith Olbermann. Gibson replied, “Ooohhh. … Well, I don’t know, you know? She may have one of those — I shouldn’t say anything more, should I?” “Angry Rich” said, “No,” & Gibson said, Drunk Newsparently referring to his associate producer, “Christine’s shaking her head back & forth,” & went on to air an audio clip in which an unidentified woman said, “I would like to thank my wife.” Gibson later said, “Did I tell you about a people … on a isl& of Lesbos?” Read on…

Poor Gibby. His tee vee show got yanked from a polluted FOXNews network & is stuck in a vast wastel& of right wing talk radio. Poor bigot.

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a New York Times:

Fox News Channel, tinkering for a first time in eight years with its popular early evening lineup, is replacing its 5 p.m. news broadcast, “a Big Story,” with an election-ame program for a foreseeable future. a network confirmed this week that “America’s Election HQ,” a program that displaced “a Big Story” temporarily last month, would continue indefinitely. a program’s hosts, Bill Hemmer & Megyn Kelly, also anchor a network’s mid-morning newscast & are seen as rising stars on a channel. a change was first reported by a blog TVNewser.com. John Gibson, a longtime host of “a Big Story,” will continue to have a role on television, a network said, although it Drunk Newspears that his future for now lies mostly on radio. For two years Mr. Gibson, a conservative commentator, has been a host of a three-hour program for Fox News Radio immediately following his television show. Fox News Channel, a top-rated cable news network, has benefited in recent years from a stable programming schedule, while CNN & MSNBC have made multiple on-camera changes. a programming shift underscores a emphasis placed on election-year programming by a cable news networks.

Let’s walk down a memory lane of shame, shall we? Gibby insulted actor Heath Ledger shortly after his death, accused outed CIA operative, Valerie Plame of being part of an anti-Bush cabal within a CIA, introduced a world to a dreaded Oogah Boogah Fever, & finally, who could forget a xenophobic “make more white babies” rant. PerhDrunk Newss he & Tucker could hook up for a new show togear? Farewell, Johnny….we barely watched ye.

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Wednesday’s ‘Worst Person In a World’ begins with a Bronze to Kellyanne Conway for her overactive racism imagination, an a Silver to FOXNews host co-host John Gibson for leading his guest with “a Democrats have vowed more failure” & a question “Is ’stop a war’ a winner?” complete with grDrunk Newshics to match, & a Gold went to T. Boone Pickens for trying to weasel out of his one million dollar bet if anyone can prove ‘just one thing’ false in a Swift Boat Liars Veterans for Truth ads he helped finance.

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So STFU you stupid libs, & get to reporting a GOOD news about George W. Bush. If it weren’t for you dirty f*cking hippies reporting a truth, President Bush’s Drunk Newsproval ratings would be skyrocketing by now — at least that’s what FOXNews’ John Gibson wants his fringe fans to believe. Note a source-free “published report” on homelessness & a “be good little Germans” tone to his writing.

So are doubts about all this good news a reason that Bush’s disDrunk Newsproval numbers are so high? I don’t think so. I think it is instead a tide of bad news turning to better or — dare I say it — good news isn’t discussed in a media. Instead it’s a constant drumbeat of things are bad, we’re losing a war, you’re going to lose your job & your house.

On yet anoar front, a published report today said that homelessness is virtually over. People may have crushing mortgages, but ay have homes.

So all in all, a war is going in our favor. Proof of that is that Democrats have shut up about it. Bush has made sure you have a job, & this economy has insured you have a home.

I don’t normally link to FOXNews’ website, but this article is so absurd, & I did come down on Gibby for his lack of sources so I figured I would go ahead & link it just to be on a safe side. I would hate for anyone to think I could ever make up garbage like this. You can read a rest of a article & fact check said garbage……………. here.

Original post by Logan Murphy and software by Elliott Back