Fox News Runs The Republican Party - Report

MSNBC host Cenk Uygur speaks with syndicated columnist David Sirota, Jane Hamsher of firedoglake.com and Adam Green of the PCCC on a report that Fox News president Ailes is unhappy with the Republican presidential candidates. They also discuss Trump 2012, Biden 2016 and voters opposing Social Security and Medicare cuts.

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[Scipio2021]

all Democrats and independents should throw a monkey wrench in the GOP machine by registering Republican for a few months just to vote for Ron Paul.

If Paul won, the GOP establishment would be screwed.

[ilotitto]

Cenk is having so much fun with this! We need more Libs like the Turk in the media

[megarational]

@Joolazoo And just who is "the democratic field"?

As for the Republican primaries it's a gong show of performers reciting the litany of Republican talking points. .

[007chucknorris007]

@megarational Weird, it didn't link half your comments. I would like to point out that they even debunked their own study.

[megarational]

@007chucknorris007 You have anything against letting the readers of this thread judge for themselves?

[007chucknorris007]

@megarational I shouldn't have said that. Why? It wasn't a debate because you didn't acknowledge a single point I made.

[megarational]

@007chucknorris007 By the way, it's a good thing you declared that you won the debate, since otherwise anyone reading the thread might come to the opposite conclusion.

[megarational]

@007chucknorris007 Your video was garbage. eg: U of M said the "most economists believe the stimulus created jobs" was false, based on the CBO analysis & survey of 50 economists.

The video argues that he knows more than the CBO about how it should do the analysis, & that who knows how the economists came to their conclusion.

Point is, most of the economists did agree stimulus created jobs, & video gave no eg of any committing to saying the stimulus didn't, so U of M answer was correct.

[megarational]

@007chucknorris007 By the way, I read both the study, and watched your video by some unknown who sounds like a high school age young Republican.

The study was valid. The propaganda video was so full of holes it was disgustingly stupid. It was just an ego trip by some idiot, but Fox fucked fools will grasp at any straws to avoid the truth.

[megarational]

@007chucknorris007 First you say the study was "proven wrong", now you admit the study did show Fox viewers to be misinformed, but not by much.

You change your story more often than Herman Cain.

By the way, the study also found that the more people watch Fox, the more they were misinformed.

[007chucknorris007]

@megarational Didn't watch the video did we? Well, if you look at the statistics, FOX news viewers are a whole 3% more misinformed. Look, you are a simple minded schmuck, and I'm not going to bother wasting my time with you. I think that you lost this debate by a mile, but its hard to tell when you don't acknowledge 90% of my points.