TEA Parties are part of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy

There is not necessarily a connection, but certainly an interesting confluence-- of right-wing big money-funded organizing groups, and people who were thinking (long before the first bailout money was handed out, long before Obama won, long before any tax program redesigns were being considered in Congress,) about "Tea Parties."

Also, I am seeing a confluence of right-wing big money-owned media (Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation owns Fox News) and editorial/opinion pundits for those networks giving plugs for the whole "Tea Party" phenomenon. I'm not talking about "news coverage" here. I'm talking about pundits, not news reporters, urging people to attend the Tea Party gatherings. That's not "news coverage." That's a network making a clear effort to advance the success of this particular phenomenon. Here's the link to the "invitations" issued on air, by Glenn Beck: http://mediamatters.org/countyfair/2009040...

So, what I'm seeing here, and I have a hard time escaping the conclusion, is a major media player with a highly biased agenda to get people to these gatherings, in order to promote protests against the current Presidential Administration and its policies.

Can anyone deny that this is a Boosh/Rove/Cheney/Halliburton plot?

Welcome back Sherman.

So, what I'm seeing here, and I have a hard time escaping the conclusion, is a major media player with a highly biased agenda to get people to these gatherings, in order to promote protests against the current Presidential Administration and its policies.

Almost anything that will get people together to raise hell about the current or any other bubblehead presidential administration serves the interest of a more honest republican form of American government.

Well, not very many people watch the liberal left-wing big money-owned media (General Electric owns 82% of MSNBC which is part of the NBC News family) and editorial/opinion pundits for those networks giving plugs for the whole "Obama” phenomenon. I'm not talking about "news coverage" here. I'm talking about pundits, not news reporters, such as Chris Matthew’s “Hardball” and “Countdown” with Keith Olbermann. That's not "news coverage." That's a network making a clear effort to advance the success of this particular brand of left-wing liberalism in support of the Democrat Party.



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Welcome back Sherman.

This is not sherman.

My guess is that is is one of Keli's "humorous" alts.

TerryRC wrote:Welcome back Sherman.

This is not sherman.

My guess is that is is one of Keli's "humorous" alts.

WHAT, ... you mean ShermechRCiggy, ......... is a "4 in 1" lefty socialist impersonator!

MERCY ME, what will he think of next?



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