#Clintonian Joins Fox News
Brian Carey
A Clintonian at Fox
By Jim Rutenberg
Howard Wolfson, top, will join Karl Rove as a contributor on the Fox News
Channel. (Photos: Top, Karin Cooper, CBS's "Face the Nation," via Associated
Press; Jennifer Simonson/Star Tribune, via Associated Press)
Howard Wolfson, who was a top strategist for the presidential campaign of
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, is going where some Democrats were unwilling
to go during the early days of the election season: the Fox News Channel.
The network is expected to announce as early as Tuesday that it has signed
Mr. Wolfson as a contributor who will appear regularly on its programs.
Mr. Wolfson is joining a network that Democrats shunned for a time,
complaining that its coverage was unfair. But aides to Mrs. Clinton came to
view Fox News as distinctly fair to her in a news media climate that they
believed favored Senator Barack Obama.
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I guess some Democrats are beginning to realize where the fair and balanced
journalism is located.
--
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Brian Carey
On November 4, I'm voting: Straight Republican. Totally Republican. 100%
Republican. Only Republican. All Republican. Nothing but Republican.
Thoroughly Republican. Completely Republican.
Steve
<car...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/07/wolfson/
>
>A Clintonian at Fox
>By Jim Rutenberg
>
>Howard Wolfson, top, will join Karl Rove as a contributor on the Fox News
>Channel. (Photos: Top, Karin Cooper, CBS's "Face the Nation," via Associated
>Press; Jennifer Simonson/Star Tribune, via Associated Press)
>Howard Wolfson, who was a top strategist for the presidential campaign of
>Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, is going where some Democrats were unwilling
>to go during the early days of the election season: the Fox News Channel.
>
>The network is expected to announce as early as Tuesday that it has signed
>Mr. Wolfson as a contributor who will appear regularly on its programs.
>
>Mr. Wolfson is joining a network that Democrats shunned for a time,
>complaining that its coverage was unfair. But aides to Mrs. Clinton came to
>view Fox News as distinctly fair to her in a news media climate that they
>believed favored Senator Barack Obama.
>
>---
>
>I guess some Democrats are beginning to realize where the fair and balanced
>journalism is located.
...The Clintons are now fully divorced from the far lefties...
Bluto
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The McCain's are divorced from America.
4114 Dead
<car...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/07/07/wolfson/
>
>A Clintonian at Fox
>By Jim Rutenberg
>
>Howard Wolfson, top, will join Karl Rove as a contributor on the Fox News
>Channel. (Photos: Top, Karin Cooper, CBS's "Face the Nation," via Associated
>Press; Jennifer Simonson/Star Tribune, via Associated Press)
>Howard Wolfson, who was a top strategist for the presidential campaign of
>Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, is going where some Democrats were unwilling
>to go during the early days of the election season: the Fox News Channel.
>
>The network is expected to announce as early as Tuesday that it has signed
>Mr. Wolfson as a contributor who will appear regularly on its programs.
>
>Mr. Wolfson is joining a network that Democrats shunned for a time,
>complaining that its coverage was unfair. But aides to Mrs. Clinton came to
>view Fox News as distinctly fair to her in a news media climate that they
>believed favored Senator Barack Obama.
>
>---
>
>I guess some Democrats are beginning to realize where the fair and balanced
>journalism is located.
England?
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Steve
wrote:
...and yet John McCain is very much in the running for President,
while Hillary is not. Perhaps what you meant to say is that the
McCains are not very popular with you leftists... which is one of
their strong points.
Brian Carey
"4114 Dead" <zepp22...@finestplanet.com> wrote in message
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>>I guess some Democrats are beginning to realize where the fair and
>>balanced
>>journalism is located.
>
> England?
The London Telegraph is an excellent newspaper, but that's not what I was
talking about.
Why don't you reread my original message. You might get it right the second
time. ;)
4114 Dead
Ah. So your notion of "fair and balanced journalism" is whatever
outfit is willing to pay bloviators the most?
Brian Carey
> On Tue, 8 Jul 2008 10:51:43 -0400, "Brian Carey"
> <car...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>"4114 Dead" <zepp22...@finestplanet.com> wrote in message
>>news:beq674l5h41m3mo6v...@4ax.com...
>>
>>>>I guess some Democrats are beginning to realize where the fair and
>>>>balanced
>>>>journalism is located.
>>>
>>> England?
>>
>>The London Telegraph is an excellent newspaper, but that's not what I was
>>talking about.
>>
>>Why don't you reread my original message. You might get it right the
>>second
>>time. ;)
>
> Ah. So your notion of "fair and balanced journalism" is whatever
> outfit is willing to pay bloviators the most?
So I guess you need to read it a third time before you get it. ;)
4114 Dead
<car...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>"4114 Dead" <zepp22...@finestplanet.com> wrote in message
>news:8vv674tnjfe5fb7ar...@4ax.com...
>> On Tue, 8 Jul 2008 10:51:43 -0400, "Brian Carey"
>> <car...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"4114 Dead" <zepp22...@finestplanet.com> wrote in message
>>>news:beq674l5h41m3mo6v...@4ax.com...
>>>
>>>>>I guess some Democrats are beginning to realize where the fair and
>>>>>balanced
>>>>>journalism is located.
>>>>
>>>> England?
>>>
>>>The London Telegraph is an excellent newspaper, but that's not what I was
>>>talking about.
>>>
>>>Why don't you reread my original message. You might get it right the
>>>second
>>>time. ;)
>>
>> Ah. So your notion of "fair and balanced journalism" is whatever
>> outfit is willing to pay bloviators the most?
>
>So I guess you need to read it a third time before you get it. ;)
I guess none of the rest of us share your delusions.
>