Fox News to paste jar: "I'm gonna eat'cha!"
this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2024
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Feck off. Republicans are a waste of carbon.
Says the channel that is the de facto D-List celebrity to deranged right wing pundit pipeline
Can we say that to them as well?
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Right-wing activists have indulged in baseless speculation that Ms. Swift’s romance with the Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce — a kind of ur-American couple of football star and wholesome pop icon — is a contrivance engineered by Democrats, or perhaps the National Football League, to trick unsuspecting Americans into boosting Super Bowl ratings or voting for Mr. Biden in November.
Swift flies on a private plane, “yet she constantly talks about climate change.” It was the sort of eco-scolding that rarely turns up on a cable network whose guests often voice skepticism about global warming.
Swift said that Mr. Soros’s son, Alex, helped fund the sale of her song catalog to the producer Scooter Braun.
Another “Hannity” guest, the Fox News contributor Charlie Hurt, told viewers not to dismiss the bizarre conspiracies about Ms.
“Republicans haven’t won the Popular Vote in 20 years so now we’re trying the novel strategy of attacking one of the most beloved pop stars on the planet & … the NFL,” Alyssa Farah Griffin, a former Trump administration official and a co-host of “The View,” wrote on X.
On Brian Kilmeade’s Saturday show, he asked the Fox Sports analyst Jay Glazer about the Swift phenomenon.
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In fact, we should just get rid of news outlets (Fox, NBC) entirely and only allow news agencies (AP News, Reuters) to report on news and politics.
in some places fox news isnt allowed to use the word "news" in the name, because they are, by their own definition "mostly editorial/entertainment"
they avoid the markets where they dont get to pretend to be news
I want to hear the arguments between swifty kids, and their shitty fox news parents.
"Singers aren't qualified to comment on politics" --the politics network that has Ted Nugent on like every week
i love the insane fervor over her endorsing biden, the most milquetoast (at best!) thing anyone could possibly do, when he's already been canonised by the DNC because he's 90 and stubborn and thinks he deserves another term because that's what the good guys get
it just makes my stomach turn, both in 2020 and now, when people act like this doddering establishment old man is some sort of exciting force to rally around. he's joe biden.
Biden was the guy we all needed in 2020 and he got the job done. He hasn’t been perfect, but it’s not anywhere near bad enough for you to forget how it was between 2017 and 2021 with Trump. I don’t get why people are turning on Biden now when he is again running against the same dick stain who, in addition to also now being 4 years older, tried to steal an election and violently overthrow our government.