Unless of course KP was the cohost. . .

SEMPER AMERICA!

I admit I haven’t watched this clip yet, but the word “crusade” probably fits. Having watched Bill over the past few years, he does seem to get stuck on a matter and goes over the edge with it. My motto: make your point,make it well, then move on.
That is all.

vcferlita on February 20, 2007 at 9:11 AM

You might want to edit your motto:
Watch the Clip before making your point, make it well, then move on OR just move on

Speaking of KP, I think someone beat our side to the punch on the ‘leave a trail of weed and granola’ plan someone put forth a couple of months ago. Shoulda struck while the iron was hot.

Sorta like going around your elbow to get to your….

Just spent 15 minutes clicking and searching and I cannot find it.

right2bright on February 20, 2007 at 10:44 AM

I tried, too. Actually, I can’t find much of anything on the FoxNews staff in general. Must be something in there somewhere, I’d think.

billy on February 20, 2007 at 12:08 AM
see-dubya on February 20, 2007 at 1:30 AM

Just spent 15 minutes clicking and searching and I cannot find it.

I admit I haven’t watched this clip yet, but the word “crusade” probably fits. Having watched Bill over the past few years, he does seem to get stuck on a matter and goes over the edge with it. My motto: make your point,make it well, then move on.
That is all.

vcferlita on February 20, 2007 at 9:11 AM

I disagree.

I don’t much like Bill O’Reilly, but the one thing he does that makes him very useful is these “crusades,” when he sinks his teeth into something and refuses to let go.

Does it make him look like a dolt? Sure – sometimes. And sometimes, when it’s something I don’t care much about, I wish he’d shut up and move on, too. As in, I really don’t need to hear any more about “Ludacris.” Sheesh.

But when he bites into something worthwhile (even if it’s just a lucky accident), I’m awfully glad he’s doing it. The classic example is the post-9/11 charity situation. O’Reilly single-handedly shined the light on that one and did a lot of good for a lot of people.

I’ll put up with his silliness on dumb issues, as long as once in a while he puts that same bulldoggedness to work on important issues.

Those crusades are all he’s good for. But when he’s on one, when it’s important, the last thing I want him to do is make his point and move on.

Like, say, immigration. I hope he never moves on from that crusade. Or the anti-pedophilia stuff. I hope he beats that horse until it’s long dead and rotting.

I think it needs to be monkey stomped like a drunken ex boyfriend stalking yer girl.

Can I be YOUR girl, loco??? LOOOOVE that image…

Krykeee!! I feel so dirty.

(hey. remember in ghost busters when the spud slimed murray and then murray radioed ray that ‘it slimed me?’… but…i digress…)

Bryan, Bryan, Bryan. I think it is worth a crusade.

Now, NBC does not set the msm tone like the ny times does, but NBC is a major news outlet that informs and influences millions of citizens. So when NBC tilts waaaay over to the left (near moonbattiness), and does it consistently and insidiously, I think it needs to be monkey stomped like a drunken ex boyfriend stalking yer girl.

I say, “Thank you, Bill!”

My work here is done.

I get your point about attempting to legislate what the public can or cannot be told. The government should never do that. That’s one thing, but a news organizations’ decision to slide off to the left is different. We have right and left leaning media (more left than right) and again, Bill is starting to wear me out on this subject with NBC. If they want to go left, the American public can judge them with the remote – as they appear to be doing.

thedecider on February 19, 2007 at 11:28 PM

Fair enough, and well written as always….. we do have the power of the “channel changer”.

I am never amazed by the intelligence of the contributors to this sight…..

Keep up the good work, Ladies and Gentlemen…..

It is tramatic when as an innocent you realize who you’ve been supporting and the complete lack of integrity involved. Especially when you can look across the aisle and see true integrity and honesty.

Imagine what it feels like each morning with complete awareness of your corrupt positions and those you defend. And then you can smile about it. Apparently one doesn’t even need to be in denial. Just smile about it. It’s all fun. All good.

Not this time. Complete and total leftist lies. Even the smirk at the thought of one of the big 3 networks completely dedicating itself to the propaganda. Even the attack at the victim. Done.

I noticed Katie C is aging rapidly on CBS. She doesn’t seem, well, as perky as she once was. Perhaps having an intelligent and articulate anchor such as Michelle would be in CBS’s best interest. That would really put the pin in the remaining ratings NBC might be holding onto.

So Michelle, would you give up your day job to take an evening job?

PinkyBigglesworth on February 19, 2007 at 10:41 PM

I get your point about attempting to legislate what the public can or cannot be told. The government should never do that. That’s one thing, but a news organizations’ decision to slide off to the left is different. We have right and left leaning media (more left than right) and again, Bill is starting to wear me out on this subject with NBC. If they want to go left, the American public can judge them with the remote – as they appear to be doing.

It’s basing its decisions on rank moonbattery.

Priceless!

I see more of Bill O’ here on HA than on Fox. His immitation of the Marcotte interview was hilarious :)

P.S. Marcotte looked really ugly and unslept. Those writing jobs are just laying around by the thousands…

Scary stuff. . .