Shame on CNN

CNN refuses to post comments that are against Obama? CNN no longer a news agency but a Political outlet for the Democrats.

October 23, 2008

Palin: Obama will 'invite danger' if elected

Posted: 04:13 PM ET

From CNN Political Producer Peter Hamby

Palin campaigned in Ohio Thursday (AP PHOTO)

TROY, Ohio (CNN) — – Sarah Palin on Thursday warned Ohioans that the Democratic ticket will "invite dangerous international crisis" if elected and gleefully mocked Barack Obama for dismissing his running mate Joe Biden as being prone to "rhetorical flourishes."

At a press conference in Virginia on Wednesday, Obama made the comment while defending Biden for saying at a fundraiser, "It will not be six months before the world tests Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy" — a statement the McCain campaign has seized on to highlight Obama's relative lack of national security experience.

Palin asserted that yesterday's "hastily" assembled press conference in Richmond, in which the Democratic nominee was flanked by 15 of his top national security advisers, should remind voters of "how Obama handles trouble."

"Here his own running mate has just warned America — and it's not the first time — he warned us throughout the primaries that Barack was not ready to be president," Palin said. "He reminded them that the election of Barack Obama will invite dangerous international crisis because he is untested. And Barack just brushes it off as rhetorical flourish."

"I question dismissing Joe Biden's moment of truth-telling as nothing more than a social embarrassment," she pressed on. "Sen. Obama's own running mate, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has informed us that a serious international crisis is certain if Obama is elected and that he is not ready to deal with it."

In fact, Biden did not say Obama "is not ready" to handle a national security crisis, but rather that Obama will need his supporters to stand with him as tough decisions are made.

Rounding out her criticism of Obama, Palin pledged that McCain has the experience to keep America safe.

"Now at least Joe and I have found some common ground, finally," she said. "We found common ground because I too want a president who's been tested. What I want is a president who spent 22 years in uniform defending our country."

Filed under: Barack Obama • John McCain • Sarah Palin

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Dionne		October 23rd, 2008 4:43 pm ET Whew! The stench of desperation is overwhelming!! No way, no how, No McCain/Palin! Go Obama-Biden!
Paris		October 23rd, 2008 4:42 pm ET Your comment is awaiting moderation. Biden had a huge gaffe and CNN was very quick to start cleanup process. CNN see’s necessary to cover Plain’s wardrobe, and Oh lets not forget the “in charge of the Senate comment” that had to be covered. But Biden gaffe which is essential to our security and points out how dangerous the Obama presidency could be for US doesn’t get any coverage and when it is briefly referred to is dismissed. CNN you no longer have any creditability. 2008 the year Journalism died in America.
Gerry in Va. for Obama.		October 23rd, 2008 4:41 pm ET WOW!!!!! Sarah must see her wardrobe budget flying out the window. Sarah, you shouldn't let them talk you into saying more spookie things to change our minds… It won't help… I HAVE A BETTER IDEA….. WHY DON'T YOU GET YOUR JOHN MC CAIN TO TELL YOU ABOUT A GROUP

Mr. Anderson Cooper what happened to the lingering questions about Obama and William Ayers, Acorn and Mr. Frank the communist?

 Mr. Cooper when are you going to cover all the angles on Obama?

TONIGHT: 10-20-08Lingering questions?

The Sarah Palin factor: Is she uniting or dividing her party’s conservative base? We’re covering all the angles from the campaign

CNN in the tank for Obama

Five hours later CNN posts another negative comment against John McCain,but the positive comment still under moderation!!!!!!!!!!

CNN is biased.

September 26, 2008

McCain: 'I hope I made you proud tonight'

Posted: 11:45 PM ET

From CNN's Steve Brusk

OXFORD, Mississippi (CNN) –Senator John McCain dropped in on a vocal group of supporters near the University of Mississippi campus late Friday night after his face-off with rival Barack Obama, asking the crowd: “Do you think we showed them who's qualified to be commander-in-chief?”

McCain, joined by his wife Cindy and daughter Meghan, visited a debate watching party at the club Lyric on Oxford Square. A smiling McCain briefly addressed the crowd of about 1,000 backers, “I'm overwhelmed by your enthusiasm and support ,and I want to say that I thank you all for being here. I want to tell you that I will not let you down.”

He talked about his family’s roots in the state, and his time stationed at the Naval Air Station in Meridian. To loud cheers, he said, “I hope I made you proud tonight. I'm grateful for your friendship, I'm grateful for your support and I can't think of a better place to be than Oxford, Mississippi."

McCain then boarded the Straight Talk Express to drive 90 minutes to Memphis. He will fly back to Washington overnight.

FLDem		September 27th, 2008 12:39 am ET John McCain certainly made me feel better about my support for Barack Obama.
Paris		September 27th, 2008 1:37 am ET Your comment is awaiting moderation. John McCain you are the leader America needs. Your integrity, your conviction, your Principals and your Love for America is what I am voting for.
MIDEM		September 27th, 2008 7:23 am ET Mr. McCains performance showed that hes is just a Bush clone. It really showed me that Mr. Obama is the best choice for president for our country.

CNN wouldn’t post positive comment on John McCain.

Ask CNN why they wouldn't post a positive comment on John McCain but they are so quick to post a negative comment.

Obama's campaign send a text message to supporters to watch the debate on CNN!

      

CNN = Political Agenda

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From CNN's Steve Brusk
OXFORD, Mississippi (CNN) –Senator John McCain dropped in on a vocal group of supporters near the University of Mississippi campus late Friday night after his face-off with rival Barack Obama, asking the crowd: “Do you think we showed them who's qualified to be commander-in-chief?”

McCain, joined by his wife Cindy and daughter Meghan, visited a debate watching party at the club Lyric on Oxford Square. A smiling McCain briefly addressed the crowd of about 1,000 backers, “I'm overwhelmed by your enthusiasm and support ,and I want to say that I thank you all for being here. I want to tell you that I will not let you down.”

He talked about his family’s roots in the state, and his time stationed at the Naval Air Station in Meridian. To loud cheers, he said, “I hope I made you proud tonight. I'm grateful for your friendship, I'm grateful for your support and I can't think of a better place to be than Oxford, Mississippi."

McCain then boarded the Straight Talk Express to drive 90 minutes to Memphis. He will fly back to Washington overnight.

Filed under: John McCain

 

FLDem		September 27th, 2008 12:39 am ET John McCain certainly made me feel better about my support for Barack Obama.
Paris		September 27th, 2008 1:37 am ET Your comment is awaiting moderation. John McCain you are the leader America needs. Your integrity, your conviction, your Principals and your Love for America is what I am voting for.

Is this a Joke? Is there anyone left that doesn’t know Obama was against the surge?

CNN fails to mention that only 3 weeks ago Obama admitted that the surge worked because Bill O’Reily didn’t give him a choice.

Still no Fact Check on Obama’s relationship with William Ayers!

Still no Fact check on Obama’s relationship with Rezko!

 

Fact check: Was Obama against the troop 'surge' in Iraq?

Posted: 03:15 PM ET

Campbell Brown insulting our intelligence…….. Brown, YOU underestimating the Intelligence of the American people must be STOPPED.

We didn't hear any objection from you when even Palin's ability as a mother was being questione. Brown you are a joke. 

 

By Campbell Brown
Editor's Note: Campbell Brown anchors CNN's "Campbell Brown: Election Center" at 8 p.m. ET Mondays-Fridays. She delivered this commentary during the "Cutting through the Bull" segment of Tuesday night's broadcast.

Campbell Brown says she's had it with what she calls Sen. John McCain campaign's chauvinism toward Sarah Palin.

NEW YORK (CNN)-- Frankly I have had it, and I know a lot of other women out there who are with me on this. I have had enough of the sexist treatment of Sarah Palin. It has to end.

She was in New York on Tuesday meeting with world leaders at the U.N. And what did the McCain campaign do?

They tried to ban reporters from covering those meetings. And they did ban reporters from asking Gov. Palin any questions.

I call upon the McCain campaign to stop treating Sarah Palinlike she is a delicate flower who will wilt at any moment.

This woman is from Alaska for crying out loud. She is strong, she is tough, she is confident. And you claim she is ready to be one heartbeat away from the presidency. If that is the case, then end this chauvinistic treatment of her now. Allow her to show her stuff. 

Allow her to face down those pesky reporters just like Barack Obamadid today, just like John McCaindid today. Just like Joe Biden has done on numerous occasions. Let her have a real news conference with real questions.

"No bias, no bull"

More on whether the media are covering Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin fairly on "Campbell Brown: Election Center"
By treating Sarah Palin differently from other candidates in this race, you are not showing her the respect she deserves.

Free Sarah Palin.

Free her from the chauvinistic chains you are binding her with.

Sexism in this campaign must come to an end. Sarah Palin has as much a right to be a real candidate in this race as the men do.

So let her act like one.

Please read the biased Fact check by CNN...... Shame Shame Shame on CNN

If this is called Fact Check, What would you call the Fact Checks that was done on John McCain's statements. Please compare.........

 

 

Fact Check: Is Obama ad right on McCain's immigration stance?

Posted: 07:23 PM ET

Sen. McCain spoke to a Latino political group in June.

The Statement:

In an Obama campaign Spanish-language radio ad aimed at Latino voters that aired in New Mexico, Colorado and Nevada during the second week of September, the narrator says, "John McCain abandoned us on immigration reform rather than confront the leaders of the Republican Party."

Does Obama's radio ad accurately describe McCain on immigration?

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CNN posts another Fact Check on John McCain, we are still waiting for A FACT CHECK ON OBAMA'S DECEITFUL AD.

CNN where is your Fact Check on the Spanish Ad, Keyboard Ad, William Ayers, Rezko, Wright........

Fact Check: Is 'victory' in sight in Iraq, as McCain says?

Posted: 03:00 PM ET

McCain said 'victory' is in sight in Iraq Sunday.

The Statement
Sen. John McCain, in a speech on September 21 to the National Guard Association of the United States, spoke about Iraq, citing his support of the "surge" and the strides it has fostered in the war. In the address, McCain repeated a statement that he made elsewhere that "victory in Iraq is finally in sight."

 

Shame on Larry king and CNN for giving this Terrorist air time again and again.

 

I guess Larry King really values Ahmadinejad opinion since Larry  likes to know “  his take on America’s political candidates”.

 

 

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CNN trying to excuse Obama’s judgment, by focusing on how many times the ‘Terrible” ad was run?

Why is CNN so eager to defend every thing Obama does?

 

Ad Biden called 'terrible' only ran six times

Posted: 01:25 PM ET

From From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney

An Obama ad mocking McCain's computer skills barely ran.

(CNN) — Joe Biden can rest easy.

That Obama campaign ad mocking John McCain's computer illiteracy only ran 6 times, according to CNN's ad consultant Evan Tracey of TNS Media Intelligence/CMAG.

The ad, which Biden called 'terrible' Monday in an off-the-cuff comment to CBS News, also appeared to only air in the Washington, DC area, though it was heavily reported in blogs and news reports.

The 30-second spot was released by the campaign 10 days ago and sought to portray McCain as out-of-touch with most Americans.

Watch: Obama ad paints McCain as out of touch

“1982. John McCain goes to Washington,” says the announcer. “Things have changed in the last 26 years. But McCain hasn’t. He admits he still doesn’t know how to use a computer, can’t send an e-mail. Still doesn’t understand the economy."