Tea Party Marchers Drown Out CNN News Reporter Lisa Desjardins at the 9/12 Washington March

[sssmackie]

It's interesting how some of the protesters were chanting "Glenn Beck!" (that's what it sounded like); that would be akin to the people in Jonestown chanting "Jim Jones! Jim Jones!" The protesters, being deceived by their own media (FOX and company - which rarely allows fair debate or opposing viewpoints), are accusing CNN of being biased when FOX NEWS is demostrably right wing biased, deceptive, not fair or balanced, and decides for you what they want you to think- and then reports. Wake up!

[Floodian]

Aww, poor Lisa, hope this wasn't her first coverage : (

[Back2BackJack]

I'm against big government, but Sarah Palin, really? She's even more unqualified to be president than Obama was when he was elected.

[georgeknerr]

Principles are the most important when being a President. It's curious how life giving and sustaining principles can escape the "so called" intellectual elite, yet be found in the common man or woman.

[natdavi]

"smart people can be so stupid because they are so smart. they're just smart enough to make up a good story, but not honest enough to care about the truth of it."

I think I got that from a Pen & Teller episode

[georgeknerr]

Yes, very wise words! : )

[tulsaguy1974]

Back2BackJack: I'm also against big-government... but didn't you know that Sarah Palin had more job experience in government then Obama (at the time of the elections). Also, she was able to pass a back ground check, where Obama was not.

Did you know those things? Because those of facts. However, I really want to stress that I am NOT a Sarah Palin supporter. I think she would have been better then Obama, but I certainly would not want her running America.