lol Dick Morris was on Bill O' and was just about to say good stuff and bill WOULD Not...
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I would love to tie both of them down and smack them repeatedly with a dead, cold fish
the young viewers wont buy his pot smoking crap but the old senior citizens are buying it hook, line, and sinker. My grandmother thinks he hates jews. She watches fox news only.
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he's about to continue bashing rp
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Sheeple viewers don't get enlightened, that's why they are sheeple.
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O'Reilly spins like a top and thinks that it's the rest of the world that's moving
My dad is an o'reilly fox watcher. Basically it's "Ron Paul is an idealist that's why young people like him, he's not based in reality". I said "Were the founders idealists too for wanting to break away and form a free nation based upon the natural rights of man of which has never been seen before"? *silence*
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The episode shows Morris is to some extent putting on an act for the FOX audience when he has spewed vitrol against Paul in the past. Morris has worked for politicians as disparate as Trent Lott and Bill Clinton, so of course he should have some professional understanding of the voting dynamics behind Paul's support. He probably also sees the plain fact that the only growth the GOP is experiencing is coming from the Paul/liberty movement, so knows this faction will have a much bigger say in the party in the months and years to come.
Also explain that young people grew up with the internet, a technology that allows the freedom of communication at an unprecedented level. It allows people to see when politicians are lying, or when the media is lazy and doesn't fact check. This makes people who use the internet much more informed, and it's young people who tend to use the internet.
It's not like Ron Paul's support is college kids to 25 yrs old. It's gradual up to people who are in the mid-40's. It's similar to the breakdowns of people who use the internet.
And maybe show him this
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Fox News, as well as the rest of the media, are probably going to have to report on Dr. Paul now, as I noticed a huge amount of interest in the campaign today, and I think there's a lot of new people entering. There were TV segments on many news shows tonight about Dr. Paul including Erin Burnett's show, Larry Kudlow's show, Lou Dobb's show, Laura Ingraham's radio show, Alec Baldwin's twitter with over 600k followers, TechCrunch twitter with over 1.9 MILLION followers, as well as the comments by Sen. Jim Demint on multiple talk shows today. There is going to be a real "surge" nationwide, and I think this new Reuters poll is showing the beginning of this. Also, the Republican establishment is going to start to get worried about losing a large chunk of their voters if they try to smear one of their most popular candidates.
Let me also add that at a restaurant this afternoon I asked someone sitting next to me what they thought about the NH primary, considering it's close to this area, and he said he was going to vote for Dr. Paul. So this is definitely starting to spread rapidly.
Let me also add that at a restaurant this afternoon I asked someone sitting next to me what they thought about the NH primary, considering it's close to this area, and he said he was going to vote for Dr. Paul. So this is definitely starting to spread rapidly.
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Same here. But apparently O'Reilly says I just want pot. No Spin Zone
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So...you drink milk with hash brownies?
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