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In All Fairness

By The Prowler on 2.16.09 @ 6:09AM

SCREENING OBAMA

One wouldn't know it from reading the Washington Post or New York Times, but some inside the White House don't think that President Barack Obama hit a home run with his first national press conference last week.

"It looked scripted beyond the scripted part, the speech," says one former communications adviser, who has been feeding notes and suggestions to the White House team and worked with them on the inauguration. "Every president has gone into one of these things knowing that there were some pre-arranged questions or journalists to be called on, but this one was pretty ham-handed."

To that end, he says, the White House is looking to install a small video or computer screen into the podium used by the president for press conferences and events in the White House. "It would make it easier for the comms guys to pass along information without being obvious about it," says the adviser.

The screen would indicate whom to call on, seat placement for journalists, pass along notes or points to hit, and so forth, says the adviser.

Using a screen is nothing new for Obama; almost nothing he said in supposedly unscripted townhall events during the presidential campaign was unscripted, down to many of the questions and the answers to those questions. Teleprompter screens at the events scrolled not only his opening remarks, but also statistics and information he could use to answer questions.

"It would be the same idea with the podium," says the adviser.

Obama had a teleprompter set up for his remarks last week, before taking questions, but the White House couldn't use the teleprompter for anything but the remarks, because the journalists were so close to the screens. Further complicating matters, teleprompter copy can't be easily updated in real time, in a setting like a White House press conference.

DOCTRINE AIR DEMOCRACY

Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create openings for the FCC to put in place a form of the "Fairness Doctrine" without actually calling it such.

Waxman is also interested, say sources, in looking at how the Internet is being used for content and free speech purposes. "It's all about diversity in media," says a House Energy staffer, familiar with the meetings. "Does one radio station or one station group control four of the five most powerful outlets in one community? Do four stations in one region carry Rush Limbaugh, and nothing else during the same time slot? Does one heavily trafficked Internet site present one side of an issue and not link to sites that present alternative views? These are some of the questions the chairman is thinking about right now, and we are going to have an FCC that will finally have the people in place to answer them."

Copps will remain acting chairman of the FCC until President Obama's nominee, Julius Genachowski, is confirmed, and Copps has been told by the White House not create "problems" for the incoming chairman by committing to issues or policy development before the Obama pick arrives.

But Copps has been a supporter of putting in place policies that would allow the federal government to have greater oversight over the content that TV and radio stations broadcast to the public, and both the FCC and Waxman are looking to licensing and renewal of licensing as a means of enforcing "Fairness Doctrine" type policies without actually using the hot-button term "Fairness Doctrine."

One idea Waxman's committee staff is looking at is a congressionally mandated policy that would require all TV and radio stations to have in place "advisory boards" that would act as watchdogs to ensure "community needs and opinions" are given fair treatment. Reports from those advisory boards would be used for license renewals and summaries would be reviewed at least annually by FCC staff.

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Letter to the Editor

topics:
Fairness Doctrine, Federal Communications Commission, Henry Waxman

Comments

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 6:36AM

Posts about Barack Obama as of February 16, 2009 » The Daily Parr links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Barack Obama Obama plays down hopes of instant fix President Obama has begun dampening expectations for his $787bn (£548.1bn) stimulus package with aides warning not to expect instant miracles… In All Fairness - spectator.org 02/16/2009 SCREENING OBAMA One wouldn’t know it from reading the Washington Post or New York Times, but some inside the White House don’t think that President Barack Obama hit…

Melvin| 2.16.09 @ 7:19AM

Have we grown so tired of freedom that we will line up and march of the cliff together in defeat of defending our First Amendments rights? Or will we stand up and pick up the fight that our ancestors have so many times before in the face of tyrannical governments? Just because this is the United States of America doesn't make us immune from an authoritarian government, and it's bureaucrats.
How many democracies have fallen by the wayside in favor of socialist regimes most notably the Southern Hemisphere.
If Americans do not stop this headlong rush into the socialist abyss we may not have the strength to fend off the crushing and suffocating weight of a socialist government.
It is becoming obvious that many Americans no longer can sit on the fence and just merely observe this epic battle that is forming with those who wish to turn over their freedom for security, and those who stand up to embrace the fresh sweet air of freedom only to be told to sit down because their papers are not in order.
The founders of this Country gave the tools to defend ourselves from those who wish to enslave us with silence, but they couldn't instill the will to fight it, that is up to us, on whether or not we have to will to use those tools to defend our God given rights as Americans..

Deborah| 2.16.09 @ 7:26AM

The Democrats want to cement their power. Like I've said a bunch of times since Obama first came on the scene, it's obvious that these few words are really his mantra: Do as I say. Don't question. Unity by force.

I'm ready to get my pitchfork and march to Washington to defend free speech. If Democrats plan to restrict the speech of talk radio -- and by that conservative speech -- then I believe they will be digging their own grave. God help us if they succeed. Shall we then only be able to tell the truth to each other in a whisper in our bathrooms like they did in East Germany and the Soviet Union? Rent the movie "The Lives of Others." That's our future if Democrats get their way.

webgames| 10.10.09 @ 12:39PM

Bud Hammons| 2.16.09 @ 7:48AM

It is almost tempting to encourage Mr. Waxman's exploits in creating a federated Ministry of Propaganda, which is clearly his intent. Their overreach will germinate the seeds of rebellion.

v/r,

-- Bud

Dan| 2.16.09 @ 7:52AM

As the rapid rush to total gov't control continues one has to wonder where the gulags for thought and speech control will be setup.

Terry O'Donnell| 2.16.09 @ 7:57AM

How many have had their computers crash because of viruses or Trojans loaded when we accidentally arrive at the 'wrong' web site or have had our teenagers do the same thing? How much pornography is available on the Internet?
Are these questions that may be addressed by the FCC or Henry Waxman? Absolutely not! There are web sites that broadcast conservative, libertarian or Republican thoughts that need to be eradicated. The fact that people want to hear Rush Limbaugh a great deal more than that idiot Chris Matthews only indicates they've been brainwashed . . . but in the wrong way. Henry Waxman to the rescue! Matthews, Maddow et. al. need to be heard!
We'll whisper if need be. We'll seek others with open minds and we'll find each other. Neither Henry Waxman nor any other liberal will stop us.

Interloper| 2.16.09 @ 8:13AM

I don't think there is a First Amendment that applies to right wingers. It's about time for this blog to fade into oblivion.

saleboter| 2.16.09 @ 8:14AM

All speech is free, it's just that some is freer than others.

With apologies to G Orwell

frost| 2.16.09 @ 8:48AM

On a day when Hugo Chavez is celebrating, and the demented bunch from the left about to employ their UNfairness Doctrine, I have added "ammunition" to my shopping list - before Eric Holder gets around to rationing/labeling each cartridge.
This is sick, nothing less. And, to witness we earners and producers being outnumberd by those demanding "Something-for-Nothing" is further nauseating. The neo-Marxists have taken over, and our once-great country is being flushed down the toilet. Orwellian indeed.

Truth to Power| 2.16.09 @ 8:57AM

Interloper,

Thanks for your clarity.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 9:02AM

The Fairness Doctrine Returns. It Just Won’t Be Called That. - Erick’s blog - RedSta links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…• Economic Ignorance Recent Posts Log in Sign Up The Fairness Doctrine Returns. It Just Won’t Be Called That. Posted by Erick Erickson ( Profile) Monday, February 16th at 9:02AM EST No Comments Here we go folks. The Fairness Doctrine is going to make a comeback under the Obama administration. It just won’t be via Congress and it won’t be called the “Fairness Doctrine.” It’ll come…

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 9:02AM

The Fairness Doctrine Returns. It Just Won’t Be Called That. : Confessions of a Poli links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…From Savannah Senator Shafer’s Legislative Diary Southern Appeal Tygrrr Express Viking Pundit VodkaPundit Volokh Conspiracy, The The Fairness Doctrine Returns. It Just Won’t Be Called That. Here we go folks. The Fairness Doctrine is going to make a comeback under the Obama administration. It just won’t be via Congress and it won’t be called the “Fairness Doctrine.” It’ll come…

Lisa| 2.16.09 @ 9:24AM

does this also mean that hate sites like huffy poo & crass-kos will be forced to site alternative views WITHOUT saying they want them dead?

Jason Burke| 2.16.09 @ 9:28AM

What are you doing to resist the leftwing takeover of all media? You can start by contacting the FCC, Waxman, your congressional representative, etc. Get active. fight back. MAKE YOURSELF HEARD!

Interloper| 2.16.09 @ 9:30AM

It's no use. We won.

CrusaderPatriot| 2.16.09 @ 9:44AM

Hey Interloper, be sure to where your "yes we can" t-shirt so it's easy to identify you when we come for you!

CrusaderPatriot| 2.16.09 @ 9:45AM

sp: wear for where, opps!

Matt M| 2.16.09 @ 9:51AM

I used to receive the periodic DNC newsletter email from Howard Dean (...keep your enemies closer.) and one last fall leading up to the election particularly caught my eye.

Dean claimed the party was taking the proper actions to not only assure a win in November, but to guarantee power for long into the future.

Knowing the underhanded leanings of the democrats I wondered what the future held in store.

So far, from the new 'president' we have seen consistent moves to pursue more power rather than care about the future of this great nation.

We shouldn't be surprised. We should be appalled.

Anthony| 2.16.09 @ 9:54AM

Once again, life imitates fiction.That little troll, Henry Waxman, looks more and more like Napoleon from our leftist's friends favorite author, Mr. Orwell and "Animal Farm". Melvin is right, we're all rebels now!! Perhaps it's time for a good old fashioned pig roast, Washington style.

Bilwick| 2.16.09 @ 9:59AM

Jonah Goldberg needs to put out an updated edition of LIBERAL FASCISM. When Goldberg wrote it, it looked like Hillary was going to be the Democratic candidate, and Obama only got one or two mentions. But it looks like the Annointed One, his thugocracy and his adorers are going to rate an entire chapter.

The publisher should market it as the new "Yes, We Can!" edition, with the adversting slogan: "Now. More Than Ever."

Tom| 2.16.09 @ 10:01AM

This will create open rebellion. Rifle purchases will continue and people will flood into the training classes.

March on DC anyone? Or, maybe Waxman's house?

Unbelievable that the federal government is even entertaining a thought on taking away our First Amendment rights.

Randy Wittman| 2.16.09 @ 10:04AM

not to be a wingnut conspiracist, but combine the fairness doctrine with a revamped "civilian paramilitary force" (DOD directive signed Jan 23 2009)... and the implications aren't real good.

See below or click my name for the link

http://directorblue.blogspot.com/2009/02/was-candidate-obamas-civilian-national.html

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 10:08AM

Fairness Doctrine Coming to an Intarweb Near You [Dan Collins] links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…yourself relegated to a little free speech zone ghetto, so enjoy your privilege (not right) to express yourself as you may while you’ve got it. Via Carin in comments to the previous post, comes this related article. Posted by Dan Collins @ 9:05 am | Trackback SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Fairness Doctrine Coming to an Intarweb Near You [Dan Collins]", url: "http://proteinwisdom.com/?p=14340" }); No…

Scott| 2.16.09 @ 10:10AM

The Democrats don't seem to understand that overreaching will end their majority sooner than later. One vote in the House with a Republican majority will end all funding for the FCC. Without funding, it is powerless. If the FCC orders US Marshalls to shut down conservative radio, then the US Marshalls are defunded with one vote.

Don't think it can't happen. I love it when leftists overrreach. The payback will be awful.

tony| 2.16.09 @ 10:28AM

Interloper:

In the past, when "we won," did you just roll over and take it? Judging by the last 8 years, I don't think so. Neither will we. So enjoy it while you can.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 10:29AM

The Unfairness Doctrine « links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…that simply don’t come in as a result of liberal talk radio, they simply wouldn’t air Rush Limbaugh’s show. Which is exactly what liberal democrats want. According to a story in The American Spectator today: Waxman is also interested, say sources, in looking at how the Internet is being used for content and free speech purposes. “It’s all about diversity in…

tony| 2.16.09 @ 10:31AM

Interloper:

One more thing regarding your "we won" comment. Recall the following and heed:

"For over a thousand years Roman conquerors returning from the wars enjoyed the honor of triumph, a tumultuous parade. In the procession came trumpeteers, musicians and strange animals from conquered territories, together with carts laden with treasure and captured armaments. The conquerors rode in a triumphal chariot, the dazed prisoners walking in chains before him. Sometimes his children robed in white stood with him in the chariot or rode the trace horses. A slave stood behind the conqueror holding a golden crown and whispering in his ear a warning: that all glory is fleeting."
- Gen. George C. Patton

Anthony| 2.16.09 @ 10:33AM

Our tax dollars at work. All these congressional staff drones grunting along with the bureaucrats, hard at work undermining liberty.
Whew, the blow back is gonna be real ugly.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 10:40AM

Fairness Doctrine for Radio and Internet but not TV News | The Lonely Conservative links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

Fairness Doctrine for Radio and Internet but not TV News | The Lonely

Amos| 2.16.09 @ 10:41AM

'interloper' is obviously a crude troll, can you please stop being stupid? When you waste time replying to obvious attempts to bait you it just makes you look dumb

Raoul Ortega| 2.16.09 @ 10:51AM

I look forward to seeing the so-called "Fairness Doctrine" being applied to NPR stations around the country, with them dealing with complaints about their lack of any "balance". (Oh, right, gov't run stations will specifically exempted. Government always exempts itself from its "mandates".)

rick| 2.16.09 @ 10:54AM

Did anyone ever look at Acorn's "platform?" Basically community boards will control everything (incl. all corporations), and all power will be to ensure that "low and moderate income" people are given everything they want/need. TV/radio/internet may be just the first battlefield.

I see this "civilian army" as Acorn thugs roaming around to suppress any resistance.

Certainly looks like Cuba or revolution. I'm not sure we'll have elections in 2012.

cdc| 2.16.09 @ 10:57AM

Don't just whine that you'll lose your favorite drug addicted radio host counter the arguments. Slice up radio spectrum into monopolies severely underuses the resource. More wavelengths should be provided for open access. Burrent spread spectrum and encoding technologies mean that thousands of channels can share the same bandwidth. No monopolies, no problems.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 11:06AM

Covert Fairness Doctrine? | Unfair Doctrine links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Unfair Doctrine No law abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press. Skip to content Home About Comment Policy Covert Fairness Doctrine? From American Spectator (scroll down): Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee…

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 11:11AM

Fairness Doctrine Alert - Will include internet content - From the Mind of Splittfin links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…RE I ALLOW SOCIALIST VIEWS ON IT. This should be a frightening moment for everyone in the nation. As soon as we lose our right to free speech, we lose our freedom. Here is the article from RedState: Here we go folks. The Fairness Doctrine is going to make a comeback under the Obama administration. It just won’t be via Congress and it won’t be called the “Fairness Doctrine.” It’ll come…

Tim| 2.16.09 @ 11:14AM

Look at what Hugo Chavez is doing in Venezuela
This is not a joke......this guy who has many friends some in Obama's cabnet and in the US congress......

Look for not only the "Fairness Doctrine" to silence opposing voices but look for a move to repeal the two term US presidential limits.

Think its far fetched.......Depression, FDR, Lincoln, Messiah, Tax money to ensure millions of votes........

The only way to ensure that this will never happen is to make certain that the stimulous plan fails and fails big time.

Sometimes you have to sacrifice what you love in order to save it.....

The Reps need to take back the Congress in 2010 ,
if not, the only way to prevent a full scale lasting socialist dictatorship will be to........

well I rather not print it but you get my point.....

Oh and yes.....
happy Holiday to our fallen presidents Lincoln and Kennedy.

Joanne600| 2.16.09 @ 11:32AM

The Brownshirts are going to overstretch and we will fight back. I love the wussies saying, "we won." You'll be cowering in your parents' basement when we come out in full force. Lock and load.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 11:35AM

pig » Blog Archive » The American Spectator : In All Fairness links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

} pig Just another WordPress weblog « Domestic Cat Breeds – The Persian, Siamese and Manx Breed | Find … It's a Bumpy Road: The Nanny State » The American Spectator : In All Fairness jkdlbcolyer wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt That little troll, Henry Waxman, looks more and more like Napoleon from our leftist’s friends favorite author, Mr. Orwell and…

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Teleprompter Jesus takes the next logical step « The Hostages: Waiting For You To Mak links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…it. So let me say how much I am looking forward to President Sanjaya’s upcoming press conferences, now that he is going to be given a teleprompter in his podium. What could possibly go wrong??? Screening Obama …..the White House is looking to install a small video or computer screen into the podium used by the president for press conferences and events in the White House. “It would make it easier…

frost| 2.16.09 @ 11:39AM

FEWER PEOPLE DIED IN ABU GHRAIB PRISON THAN DIED IN TEDDY KENNEDY’S OLDSMOBILE.

GOP08_DOA| 2.16.09 @ 11:51AM

What a bunch of fucking nutjobs. It's no wonder y'all lost the last two elections. Prepare to lose more considering all the stupid shit you've come up with since Obama's inaguration. The electorate has rejected you. What part of "rejected" is so hard for you to understand?

Tony| 10.21.09 @ 10:01PM

What is this "we won" nonsense. We have a constitution in this country and a process that ensures the preservation of institutions without regard to who is in power.
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For Sale

Joanne600| 2.16.09 @ 12:02PM

Typical of the left to fight fire with name calling. It's really a great strategy for promoting your agenda in an intelligent and lucid manner. What part of destroying the First Amendment do you not understand? The facts (I know, I know, not feelings) are laid out for you, and you should be afraid unless you want all dissent quelled.

rr| 2.16.09 @ 12:04PM

What is this "we won" nonsense. We have a constitution in this country and a process that ensures the preservation of institutions without regard to who is in power.
Free speech exists so the people can hear information they need to make their decisions for self-rule.
Rush Limbaugh and conservative talk radio is chosen by the people through advertising dollars as a source of their information.
Authoritarian elitists like Waxman want to decide what we should listen to and therefore want to interfere with the decision making process required for democratic self-rule.
If we wanted to listen to Air America we, the people, would have chosen such.

GOP08_DOA| 2.16.09 @ 12:12PM

Jonanne600 said: "You'll be cowering in your parents' basement when we come out in full force. Lock and load."

Jonanne600 said: "... you should be afraid unless you want all dissent quelled."

Afraid of what exactly??? Your crowd of delusional wingnut wieners??? Pffffft. You can't even win an election. Wake me when your pathetic party has something worth voting FOR.

corporate drone| 2.16.09 @ 12:17PM

@GOP08-DOA

52.9% is your mandate?

62 million people voted against your socialist hate-mongers. So you want the Fairness Doctrine back? What part of "unconstitutional" is so hard for you to understand?

p.s. nice mouth, maybe you should let the adults do the talking.

Joanne600| 2.16.09 @ 12:18PM

Afraid because you can't have an intelligent discussion or refute any facts. Name calling is for 8 year olds and that is exactly why liberals always blow it. They win a victory and then they revert to utter immaturity. See you in 2010.

tony| 2.16.09 @ 12:20PM

GOP08_DOA:

So let me see if I understand. Since we lost the last 2 elections, we're just supposed to shut up and go away? Now I'm confused. The last 8 years, it was people like you who lectured us that dissent is patriotic. So would you please make up your mind.

tonypal| 2.16.09 @ 12:21PM

cdc:

Would you please rephrase your previous post so that readers of the English language can understand what the hell you're talking about. Thanks.

GOP08_DOA| 2.16.09 @ 12:25PM

Joanne600 said: "See you in 2010."

No. We ain't going anywhere. You'll just have to deal with being the minority party again in 2010.

corporate drone said: "So you want the Fairness Doctrine back?"

Never said that. Personally, I'm enjoying watching the Pied Pipers of hate radio lead you rats to your ultimate demise.

God Bless Barack Obama.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 12:29PM

Behind Blue Lines » Fairness Doctrine Redux IV links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Beverly Hills). This slug is reportedly collaborating with FCC staffers to backdoor and reimpose speech controls on radio and expand it to the Internet for good measure. From The Prowler column in the American Spectator: Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce…

Joanne600| 2.16.09 @ 12:30PM

You still can't refute a fact, can you? I care about the threat to the First Amendment. When more of the 58 mn who didn't vote for BHO see exactly how this adminstration is attempting to quell dissent, the backlash will be tremendous. See you in 2010.

stmichrick| 2.16.09 @ 12:33PM

It's becoming obvious that 'Fairness Doctrine' is the stalking horse. The 'smarter' (read: sneakier) strategy will be 'localism' and 'oversight boards.'

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 12:37PM

Behind Blue Lines » Is That An ‘O’ in ‘Obama’ or a ‘Zero’? links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…We knew that Hope ‘n Change scripted everything in his campaign, even ’spontaneous’ moments. But we didn’t think his presidency would be scripted. Or did we? From the Prowler column in the American Spectator: One wouldn’t know it from reading the Washington Post or New York Times, but some inside the White House don’t think that President Barack Obama hit a home run with…

gau18man| 2.16.09 @ 12:42PM

I guess some here have a different view of "hate."
they "HATE" to hear documented truth and demonstrable facts.

Jim| 2.16.09 @ 12:50PM

IF anyone in our Government does like the Idea of Free Speech they should leave our country at once and move to one that does not allow to say what you want. Political satire without restrains is free speech anything less is a dictatorship.

corporate drone| 2.16.09 @ 12:52PM

@tonypal

I think he's suggesting a switch to digital radio, which would break up "radio monopolies" (whatever that means) -- but that doesn't solve his basic problem: left-wing progressive radio is an unpopular format. Period.

Conservative talk radio exists because there is a market for it. It comes back to ratings and share of audience. Advertisers buy radio spots based on RATINGS. It's not about wavelength or spectrum.
It's a matter of product.

Market forces. Supply and Demand.
Liberals don't get it, and they can't compete so their answer is government intervention to silence the opposing voices.

@GOP08_DOA
Ultimate demise? What's that exactly? You'll force conservatives off the radio and onto satellite? ohnoes!

Clyde| 2.16.09 @ 12:52PM

A Puritan is someone who is unhappy because someone, somewhere might be having fun. A liberal is someone who is unhappy because someone, somewhere might be thinking differently than he does.

In the past, it was called talk radio; in the future, it will be called Thoughtcrime. Orwell was only off by 25 years.

Joe| 2.16.09 @ 1:06PM

We spend a trillion of our grandchildrens dollars on liberal projects that won't help the economy. We bring back welfare. We attempt to silence free speech.

How long do you think it will take before blood runs in our streets?

Goldwater Girl| 2.16.09 @ 1:06PM

I find it ironic that Libs constantly refer to Rush as a drug addict, as if a person can never learn from mistakes. But bring up Bill Ayers' terrorist past, and it's glossed over with gushing about his contributions to education. I guess you only have forgiveness for your own. As for eliminating right-leaning talk radio..........never happen as long as Libs don't nationalize satellite radio. I would welcome Rush on satellite.

Tim| 2.16.09 @ 1:19PM

Hey

GOP08 DOA

The secret service and the US military belongs and Israel belong to the west....aka....freedom loving Americans and freedom loving people the world over.

Be sure to tell all the Obomacans that little fact before they go ape shit with the rethoric.......

we won we won we won.......

you won jack.....and within one year your own voters will rise to squash you and your Commie/Socialist rethoric.

Go cry to Hugo Chavez.....better yet, go live in Venezuela and try to speak out against Hugo and see how long your rump will be blogging.

sigh| 2.16.09 @ 1:21PM

Just wait til Americans realize Congress will exempt itself from the totalitarian healthcare provisions it has begun. Congress will soon start receiving hazard pay if you catch my drift.

megapotamus| 2.16.09 @ 1:38PM

Friends, forget all this talking. These scum are your neighbors and relatives. They have you surrounded and are going to take the opportunity to turn this great nation into a soviet hellhole. And it is for your own good, of course. Just relax. At the least the lines are now brightly drawn. There is exactly NO risk that the stimulus will do what it claims. Nearly no risk that it will do anything good. These commie pukes are mistiming their thrust. Socialism is a luxury good. Luxury goods are out of fashion. Even the poorest will be worse off after this buffoonery and they will know it. Will they blame Bush and the neo-cons etc? Absolutely. But nothing the Left offers will avail. It cannot. When the tree house collapses then it will be time for the spankings. At that point, spank liberally.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 2:08PM

Behind Blue Lines » ‘Critical National Infrastructure’ links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…that Democrats would seek to assert control over the Internet and Internet radio specifically. Democrat staffers on the House Energy and Commerce Committee are working with the FCC and discussing openly the legal mechanism by which the FCC would assert control: The House Energy and Commerce Committee is also looking at how it can put in place policies that would allow it greater oversight of the Internet.…

stmichrick| 2.16.09 @ 2:42PM

In a way; these moves can be a gift to Right-thinking politicians.

Talk about overreach...The Party of Censorship, Big Government and Treason (Leahy's truth commission) now making some of the same moves as that fool Chavez in Venezuela.

If packaged appropriately and communicated skillfully...the mind boggles.

Teleprompter Messiah| 2.16.09 @ 2:44PM

Interloper: I told you he was a teleprompter messiah. Prowler confirms the guy can't go off script. "As I , uh, said, uh, two years ago... is Lightworker's version of the "need a minute" Twix break.

Point two, I'll remember "I won" in four years when your guy loses. Comity means we get to ignore your whinghy loser selves then.

Marc Jeric| 2.16.09 @ 2:52PM

Just wait till those $5 billion in the porkulus bill for Abu Hussein's ACORN brownshirts start working in "community organizations". That ugly birth accident of Waxman is the ideal candidate for the American Gulag boss - unless Pelosi defeats him.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 3:07PM

house » Blog Archive » The American Spectator : In All Fairness links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

none; } house Just another WordPress weblog « Iwappara Ski Resort | Neil Duckett Retake: Swords make the decor at Shirley house (Real LI) - Newsday.com » The American Spectator : In All Fairness Tob1303 wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt But Copps has been a supporter of putting in place policies that would allow the federal government to have greater oversight over the content…

Meister| 2.16.09 @ 3:11PM

We need to step back and look at where all of the whining about the so-called "Fairness Doctrine" is coming from. It is not coming from the Democrats at all, it is coming from the Right-wing media as yet another distraction, and another way for Hannity, Limbaugh, O'Reily, Hewitt, Weiner/Savage, Barnes, Kristol, Hume, Levin, Coulter, Ingrahm, and many many more. You need to stop falling for the Right-wing media's constantly playing the victim when there is NO liberal or left-wing media to counter their biases. There is only far right media. Please open your eyes.

Joanne600| 2.16.09 @ 3:28PM

Yes, Meister. I suppose Chris Matthews is a moderate.

corporate drone| 2.16.09 @ 3:35PM

@Meister..."there is NO liberal or left-wing media"

are you joking or just blind?

You can step back as far you'd like, but i like the view up close. Of course the Democrats aren't "whining" about the Fairness Doctrine! They are the ones who want to revisit it for the sole purpose of eliminating talk radio.

Pop quiz:
Would you consider it "whining" if Democrats resisted Republican efforts to mandate the inclusion of conservative viewpoints on NPR or Air America? How about mandating alternate viewpoints on Huffpo or Daily Kos?

Would that be whining, or would that be the legitimate opposition of bad policy?

Why limit this to just radio? Let's include newspapers and websites. Surely, you won't mind. Because then you'd just be whining, right?

I disagree with the things you say, but I'll defend -- to the death -- your right to say them. Why won't the liberals do the same?

Dustoff| 2.16.09 @ 3:35PM

Well one thing is for sure. The dem's better hope & pray (ok they don't pray) but if by 2010 jobs don't return like they have said, then look for changes in the Senate.

Woodard Nunis| 2.16.09 @ 3:36PM

Meister pens yet another laugh track from the informed side of the debate. Of course there is no left wing media; CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC, MSNBC, Air America, NPR etc. are just moderate and the only media with any bias whatsoever are FOX, Limbaugh, Ingraham, Hannity, etc. Yet another howler from the confederation of dunces who epitomize hope and change. Have you returned your .50 cent pieces with the messiah's sticker plastered on them yet?

Teleprompter Messiah| 2.16.09 @ 3:38PM

Meister: There is a difference between opinion media and news media. There is a right opinion media but with the exception of Fox, no right news media. Your comment is inane because who counters their bias. If the fairness doctrine means that you must split the newsroom between conservatives and liberals and they both get equal time, I'm for it.

skep41| 2.16.09 @ 3:38PM

I have the eternal shame of living in Warthog Waxman's exquisitely gerrymandered Congressional District. Old Truffle-Snout has become so used to running unopposed he imagines that that is the normal state of affairs. But sadly I have to report that the people who flock to vote for this fascist thug are as stupid and mendacious as he is. There is nothing dumber than an Ivy-League New Age Ex-Hippie earning a seven-figure income, unless its a Jewish Senior citizen who votes for the Whack-man because he pretends he doesnt agree with the politically correct view that Israel should be turned over to Hamas. Until the voters wise up, and once these creeps get their hands on the alternative media thats going to be a lot harder to accomplish, there will never be any improvement.

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Hot Air » Blog Archive » Report: FCC staff meeting with Waxman aides about bringing b links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…bringing back Fairness? posted at 3:57 pm on February 16, 2009 by Allahpundit Send to a Friend | Share on Facebook | printer-friendly Too juicy not to post, too sketchy to take very seriously. It’s the Prowler, guys. Caveat emptor. Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce…

Osamas Pajamas| 2.16.09 @ 3:59PM

That wingnut Henry Waxman, I always wanted to stick my fingers up his nose and take him bowling, he's a smooth-lying SOB like OhBummer.

The Democrats think they can get away with hijacking the First Amendment in the name of "fairness" ---- but they remind me of the First American Revolution. We need a Second American Revolution to deal with these people who want to shut us up. I think that we need to shut them up! ~:

Angelo Z| 2.16.09 @ 4:06PM

This will be the mother of all free speech battle, Waxman et others have no idea what they are in for. Notice that Rush has said he is not worried about the fairness doctrine, while other radio personalities have said very little. I think that they are gearing up for a tremendous fight. It is tought that conservative radio talk show hosts reach about 75million listeners a week.

Anthony| 2.16.09 @ 4:15PM

Teleprompter Messiah: Good try, but Meister is one of the walking, talking, living dead, as they wander around the country, zombie like, with their straight face mantra that there is only far right media, like Dan Rather, Tom Brokaw, Charlie Gibson, KakakakaKatie, Gwen (I love Obama, please buy my book) Ifil, oh, and NPR's own Mr. Fairness, Bill Moyers.
Hey zombie; conservative media are caterwauling about the F. D. because not a day goes by when some fascist, disguised as a Democrat member of congress, doesn't call for the silencing of talk radio. And that includes that fat toad, former president and cigar smoker extraordinaire, Billious Clinton.

Interloper| 2.16.09 @ 4:29PM

I warned you right-wing nutjobs that you were finished. It's just a matter of time before we shut you up. You're going down, people.

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The God of Diversity « Justbkuz links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

I'm tired of talking to myself Home About Subscribe to feed The God of Diversity February 16, 2009 in Who Killed John Galt | Tags: Fairness Doctrine, internet With Henry Waxman as high priest. Come, bow down before him: Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman …

corporate drone| 2.16.09 @ 4:39PM

@interloper

Feh. Warning ignored.
If you don't like what you hear on the radio, why not change the dial?

Meister| 2.16.09 @ 4:53PM

Let's get a few facts straight here. CNN, ABC, NBC, MSNBC, CBS etc are only brand names. For example TimeWarnerAOL owns CNN, and TimeWarnerAOL is not liberal in any way. NBC and MSNBC are owned by General Electric (GE). GE is a large defense contractor and again, is not liberal in any way. Disney owns ABC etc etc. You have a media oligolpoly which the Republican's allowed thru deregulation. That is where you need to focus your efforts. No Democrat has mentioned anything about getting rid of right-wing radio, so I don't know where you are getting that, probably from right-wing radio themselves since they really dont worry about telling the truth.

DSAMMIS| 2.16.09 @ 4:56PM

A frequent reference in these comments, to many issues is, "Pitchforks" Mine is currently bolted to my mailbox for all to see. Most people so far don't get the connection, but it will become clear by July 14

ruth| 2.16.09 @ 5:08PM

GE, TimeWarnerAOL and Disney are all leftwing corporations; only an idiot or a liar would claim otherwise. GE did business with Iran even while Iran was smuggling explosives into Iraq that killed many of our soldiers. Immelt (GE CEO) is a traitor and is responsible for GE's freefall in the stock market.

Tim| 2.16.09 @ 5:11PM

Interloper,

When the freedom Lovin Americans are finished correcting the mistake they just made it is you and people like you that will be looking to hide under the rug and look over your shoulder for fear that the Conservative Boogy man is about to clean your clock once and for all.

ruth| 2.16.09 @ 5:14PM

First the liberal propagandists were saying that no demo was talking about the (Un)fairness Doctrine, now that the the (Un)fairness Doctrine is all over the news, they're saying that no demo is talking about shutting down Conservative Talk Radio. What's next? Drip, drip, drip.

ruth| 2.16.09 @ 5:19PM

Meister, consider our focus firmly planted on you and other liberal propagandists. We don't need any friggin' BS liberal minders. We already know what's going on.

corporate drone| 2.16.09 @ 5:23PM

Meister said: "No Democrat has mentioned anything about getting rid of right-wing radio"

Q. What do you think the result of a new fairness doctrine will be? How will you define fairness?

DaveS| 2.16.09 @ 5:28PM

I've been carelessly reading Interloper comments for months, and there is nothing memorable besides the name-calling and word count. Like I've told Red Phillips: sit down, take a break, have a drink - or, better yet, a cigar (since you seem to be in celebratory mood.)

ruth| 2.16.09 @ 5:35PM

Exactly, corporate drone, how will the liberals define fairness? Who the hell are they and who gave them this power? Doesn't sound very democratic to me.

NHDissident| 2.16.09 @ 5:59PM

Interloper

Why don't you take the lead and fade into oblivion.

S.L. Toddard| 2.16.09 @ 6:01PM

Right on Lady Ruth, but it sounds democrat. There must be a new dealer in Malibu, all crackheads are here this evening.

Savy Media| 2.16.09 @ 6:20PM

Just a note about "interloper". Soon you will see his kind cloned using the Obama database (built with google and ofreign money) and aimed at talk radio and right wing internet. The move to take over is in place. Who will stand and fight. They passed the pork-us bill and will take our savings, and soon our free speech. Who will fight these people? Who will target and eliminate them. The fight is on.

tarpon| 2.16.09 @ 6:23PM

One thing for sure, tyranny cannot coexist with free speech. As Madison stated --- “Oppressors can tyrannize only when they achieve a standing army, an enslaved press, and a disarmed populace.” — James Madison

We are staring Fascism in the face, will we respond.

Savy Media| 2.16.09 @ 6:24PM

Angelo Z....
Don't be so comfortable in your numbers. They mean nothing when the Alinskyites known as Obama have control of the reigns of power. Those numbers mean nothing and will be eroded down thru control by the State. Get ready to fight these people on all fronts. We must go after them.

tonypal| 2.16.09 @ 6:46PM

Interloper:

I love your commentary because you are the very embodiment of everything that you claim to oppose, hatred and intolerance of opposing viewpoints. I also get a kick out of you warning us that we will be shut down. Why are you so afraid of debate? If you're so confident of your positions, then you should revel in the opportunity to argue with us. Instead, you desire to shut us up. Again, why so fearful of putting your thoughts and ideas up against ours?

Also, why don't you try debating instead of engaging in name calling. I used to do the name calling thing, but then I turned 10. So grow up and debate and refute opposing viewpoints using intellect, not vitriole.

Tailgunner| 2.16.09 @ 6:46PM

Call it what it is...state repression, by intimidation and force, of political opposition...especially conservative.

This is something you'd think was happening in some banana third world peoples' republic somewhere in Central America or West Africa.
But no...it's coming to a talk show near you.

Waxman and other Democrats know the FCC rules they want to change will be so vague and open to political interpretation that radio stations will drop all controversial programming...just as it was the last time the 'Fairness Doctrine' was in place.

The Bill of Rights is an obstacle for Democrats.

Come on, people, only a police state does this kind of stuff.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 7:14PM

Democrats Now Move to Regulate Internet Along with Silencing Talk Radio « Sword At-Th links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…n America Pastor To Be Sentenced for Preaching. February 16, 2009...6:13 pm Democrats Now Move to Regulate Internet Along with Silencing Talk Radio Jump to Comments DOCTRINE TO SILENCE “UNBALANCED RADIO AND WEB SITES” Stimulus Bill “Gives Authority” of nation’s broadcast and information ‘infrastructure’ to government. American Spectator February 16, 2009 Senior…

Countryfirst| 2.16.09 @ 7:17PM

Hey, Right wingers,
Grab your bible, drape yourself in the American Flag, pick up your gun and go out and kill some body. You guys are always fighting some fantasy conspiracy. Don't you have an intelligent, constructive thought?

S.L. Toddard| 2.16.09 @ 7:36PM

Countryfirst you liberal turd, you defecated on our Bible, burnt our Flag, seized our guns and were molested in your reeducation centers. What else do you want? Our souls? Sorry that you needed one.

You won, a.sshole. Live with it and don't blame it on us.

thaDeetz| 2.16.09 @ 7:41PM

I find it amusing how the Messiah's campaign website was daily robustly 'scrubbed' of any dissent while sites like Free Republic, Spectator, & American Thinker ALL allow open, honest debate of controversial issues.

Deny 1st, feel the 2nd.

Bring it, Henry.

I've been 'prepared' since before Clinton.

TJS| 2.16.09 @ 7:58PM

CountryFirst,
Plenty of intelligent, constructive thoughts here though you don't have any apparently. It is not fantasy moron when Waxman and his lib cronies are busy plotting how to shut down talk radio and all broadcasted criticism of Obama and idiots like Pelosi and Reid. I dare those pricks to try it, they will be exposed as the free speech haters they are. This is America, not Venezuela.

Nohbody| 2.16.09 @ 7:59PM

In regards to "Democrats aren't complaining about the [un]Fairness Doctrine":

They were when it was _Nixon_ who was using it against left-wing media, back in the 1970s when it first reared its ugly head.

So, why is it bad when a Republican uses it, but good when Democrats do? Please remember that replies to the effect of "you're a big poopyhead" is not an answer to the question.

Nohbody| 2.16.09 @ 8:02PM

Correction: "... _are_ not an answer".

Stupid fat-fingering...

Joanne600| 2.16.09 @ 8:02PM

Poor Countryfirst just gave us the best the left has to offer in terms of "intelligent, constructive thought" by reaching for the playbook and coming up with ridicule and name calling. Have pit, it's the best they can do. Intelligent discourse simply isn't in the playbook. Ditto refuting facts.

As to earlier comments about GE, TimeWarner and Disney not being liberal companies, clearly the commenter doesn't know anything about Jeffrey Immelt, Summer Redstone or Michael Eisner. As far as GE being a defense contractor, that is only one of the myriad businesses they are in. They also have a division that manufactures windmills for windfarms which hardly comes under the definition of a conservative business.

No Democrat has mentioned getting rid of right wing talk radio? Did you not read the article that you have been posting on all day? Henry Waxman clearly stated his intent to regulate not only talk radio, but the Internet.

ruth| 2.16.09 @ 9:24PM

Countryfirst, got anyone in mind?

S.L. Toddard| 2.16.09 @ 9:27PM

Lady Ruth, the chatbox works!

Joe David| 2.16.09 @ 9:33PM

so will this apply to Hollywood too..will every rant Babs Striestand goes on be balanced with a Ted Nugent speech?

read this noseholes...taint gonna happen...not without bloodshed!

ruth| 2.16.09 @ 9:49PM

Noseholes. LOL

Paul Nelson| 2.16.09 @ 10:23PM

Joe David,
I expect that the left is quite willing to shed your blood to enforce their will.

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Underheight.com » Blog Archive » Govt wants to control internet content links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

repeat-y top; border: none; } Underheight.com Because Freedom Isn’t Free « Free Speech Supporters and Opponents Line Up Govt wants to control internet content From the American Spectator: Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry…

Tim| 2.16.09 @ 10:53PM

Lets not kid ourselves,
If Obama and the Dems could, they would run this country like Hugo Chavez.

It is clear for all of us to see and anyone that even tries to defend Obama and the Democrats are living in a dream world or they are socialists lusting for power themselves.

These people want to take free speech away period. No ands ifs or Butts.

The Labor unions are merging all locals into huge mega local unions in order to eliminate the rank and file members the right to vote in a union election.

The unions shove contracts down the throats of their members without the members ever having a chance to read them first.

Just like this stimulous bill in congress.

We now find out that Burris lied and also was willing to pay for his Obama Illinois seat in the senate.

It goes on and on.
These guys are hoods, crooks, villans and thugs.

We have got to stop treating Obama with silk gloves because he is black and start treating him for what he is.....

A socialist pig......with strong ties to America's Haters and a willingness to squash free speech.

That's Treason in my book.and Treason is...punishable by death...and if the Liberals don't like that kind of talk they can go pound sand or go suck on a bong.

Pingback| 2.16.09 @ 11:10PM

Website Directory - Radio links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Radio Dan Cody - “Left on the Lake” » How Will the Talk Radio Backed ... Rates Set For Radio Station Streaming : MusicRow Girl On The Right » Blog Archive » Brass Balls Radio: York U Anti ... The American Spectator : In All Fairness Alan Colmes’ Liberaland » Blog Archive » On Monday’s Radio Show… reddit_url='http://www.baby-parenting.com/lma/directory/Kids_&_Teens/International/Deutsch/Nachrichten_und_Medien/Radio/Radio.ht…

Tim| 2.16.09 @ 11:47PM

Pingback,

Are you screening IP addresses?

and passing them along to Axelrod?

Just wondering?

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 12:18AM

The Commentary - Obergruppenfuhrer Henry Waxman links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Topics: Breaking News, High Crimes Tags: Obergruppenfuhrer Henry Waxman 1 views (No Ratings Yet) Loading ... Posted on Monday, February 16, 2009 9:59:38 PM by kristinn The American Spectator’s Prowler column published today has a disturbing report on the plans by the Democratic Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee Henry Waxman to regulate political speech on the Internet. In addition to details…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 1:33AM

Lesbian Chunky Chicks 8 links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Art Lasts All Day! Dwight Howard Pranks, 2009 NBA All Star Weekend, Video | NESW … Facebook owns your content. All of it. Forever. Facebook: All Your Stuff Is Ours, Even If You Quit The American Spectator : In All Fairness NBA All-Star Game averages 6.9 million viewers on TNT, up 8% vs. 2008 Samsung Memoir goes all official at MWC ‘09 » Coolest Gadgets Whispered Perfection » Blog Archive » BBW-Blogs.com…

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Rep. Henry Waxman Wants To Apply Censorship Doctrine To The Internet | Got Access New links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell last year about the internet and the Fairness Doctrine. McDowell talked about a real possibility of internet content being regulated in the near future. According to The Prowler, Waxman and his staff are already looking at ways to police content on the web. (Bolding is mine throughout) Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 2:35AM

Rep. Henry Waxman Wants To Apply Censorship Doctrine To The Internet links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell last year about the internet and the Fairness Doctrine. McDowell talked about a real possibility of internet content being regulated in the near future. According to The Prowler, Waxman and his staff are already looking at ways to police content on the web. (Bolding is mine throughout) Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 2:37AM

Rep. Henry Waxman Wants To Apply Censorship Doctrine To The Internet « Picket Lines links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell last year about the internet and the Fairness Doctrine. McDowell talked about a real possibility of internet content being regulated in the near future. According to The Prowler, Waxman and his staff are already looking at ways to police content on the web. (Bolding is mine throughout) Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 3:23AM

Rep. Henry Waxman Wants To Apply Censorship Doctrine To The Internet | Got Access New links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell last year about the internet and the Fairness Doctrine. McDowell talked about a real possibility of internet content being regulated in the near future. According to The Prowler, Waxman and his staff are already looking at ways to police content on the web. (Bolding is mine throughout) Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 3:24AM

Rep. Henry Waxman Wants to Apply Censorship Doctrine to the Internet | Got Access New links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell last year about the internet and the Fairness Doctrine. McDowell talked about a real possibility of internet content being regulated in the near future. According to The Prowler, Waxman and his staff are already looking at ways to police content on the web. (Bolding is mine throughout) Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 3:35AM

Rep. Henry Waxman Wants to Apply Censorship Doctrine to the Internet links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell last year about the internet and the Fairness Doctrine. McDowell talked about a real possibility of internet content being regulated in the near future. According to The Prowler, Waxman and his staff are already looking at ways to police content on the web. (Bolding is mine throughout) Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held…

John Skookum| 2.17.09 @ 4:19AM

"Conservative talk radio exists because there is a market for it. "

It's because all the conservatives are at work, and can't watch TV like the Democratic welfare queens, or read a newspaper at their desks like the Democratic government deadwood. We need radio to inform us while we are doing all the heavy lifting to support the Democrat freeloaders.

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 7:34AM

Rep. Henry Waxman Wants to Apply Censorship Doctrine to the Internet | Business Oppor links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell last year about the internet and the Fairness Doctrine. McDowell talked about a real possibility of internet content being regulated in the near future. According to The Prowler, Waxman and his staff are already looking at ways to police content on the web. (Bolding is mine throughout) Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 8:27AM

Democrat Henry Waxman Looks To Censor And/Or Regulate Speech On The Internet « 84RULE links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…his way, the 5 to 6 million people from MoveOn.org will be able to shut down what the other 294 to 295 million of us will have available to read and hear. You can access the complete column on-line here: In All Fairness The Prowler American Spectator February 16, 2009 Filed under: Politics | Tagged: Censorship, Center For American Progress, Fairness Doctrine, FCC, Free Speech, Henry Waxman, Internet, MoveOn.org,…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 8:33AM

Bent Notes » Blog Archive » They’ll be prying my cold, dead fingers from this keyboar links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…is by no means some overblown fear on the part of freedom-lovers. It’s getting lots of mainstream discussion these days, in fact. Now one of Congress’s most egregious Stalinists, Henry Waxman, wants to look at how to extend the state’s tyranny into the realm of the Web. This entry was posted on Tuesday, February 17th, 2009 at 1:33 pm and is filed under Culture, Human freedom, fairness doctrine. You can…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 9:25AM

Big Hollywood » Blog Archive » Aren’t Late Night Comics Looking For Obama Material? links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…press conference noticed his use of a teleprompter to give his initial presentation as well as in answering questions, the media and late night joke writers completely ignored it. The American Spectator notes that in many events: …down to many of the questions and the answers to those questions … [t]eleprompter screens at the events scrolled not only his opening remarks, but also statistics and…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 10:01AM

Feds to Censure Internet? « Over-the-Hill Oracles links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…a “fairness doctrine” to the airways, Henry Waxman — Democrat watchdog of all things conservative — has censuring the Internet in his sights. We’ve been warned …. The Prower has more insight: Waxman is also interested, say sources, in looking at how the Internet is being used for content and free speech purposes. “It’s all about diversity in media,” says a House…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 10:25AM

President Obama to be helped with answers at future press conferences. â But As For links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

President Obama to be helped with answers at future press conferences. â But As For Me .addtoany_share_save img{border:0;} Note To Pelosi, Reid & Obama: The Anvil Outlasts The Hammer Republicans Missing In Action! SOURCE: Obama's Top List for Cabinet…

Damien| 2.17.09 @ 10:31AM

So Obama gets an ePodium... I don't care!!!!! BORING!!!

As bad as Bush mangled every public appearance he ever did I am surprised there isn't one already

Tim| 2.17.09 @ 10:34AM

So Pingback,

The oldest trick in the book.........

Are you screening our IP addresses for Axelrod?

A Yes or No will do

No answer at all will be interpreted as a Yes!

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 11:37AM

Hoping For Change - Because it feels like 4 years already links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Little Green Footballs Lucianne Drudge Report The Corner Powerline Instapundit Michelle Malkin Small Dead Animals RSS Feeds All posts All comments Teleprompter-in-chief News that Obama is still relying heavily on his teleprompter in press conferences only adds to speculation that the president is a lightweight and/or empty suit. Again, just imagine if Bush pre-arranged who would be called upon to ask questions, and if…

GED| 2.17.09 @ 12:07PM

Here they are Dan, you can read the details here
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/z?c111:h645:
H. R. 645
To direct the Secretary of Homeland Security to establish national emergency centers on military installations.
January 22, 2009
A BILL
To direct the Secretary of Homeland Security to establish national emergency centers on military installations. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.
This Act may be cited as the ‘National Emergency Centers Establishment Act’.

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 1:19PM

BizzyBlog » Aspects of the ‘Fairness Doctrine’ You Won’t See or Hear in Press Coverag links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…UPDATE, Feb. 17: For those who ridicule the idea that there are those in the Speech Police who want to extend to the Fairness Doctrine to blogs and the Internet, consider this item at American Spectator’s Prowler (HT Kerry Pickel at NewsBusters ) – Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 2:07PM

BizzyBlog » AmSpec’s Prowler: Extemporaneous Speech-Impaired Obama to Get Help at Pre links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…In other words, the preselection by the President’s team of who would be allowed to submit a question to His Excellency was obvious to anyone paying reasonably close attention. Now the American Spectator’s Prowler reports that the White House’s communications crew is trying to do something about that. Not the preselection, no-no-no. They’re trying to use high tech to hide that element of the…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 2:09PM

Congress planning to monitor and censor Internet Sites as part of the Fairness Doctri links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…} /* */ Home About True Discernment 2 Timothy 4:3-4 Feed on Posts Comments Congress planning to monitor and censor Internet Sites as part of the Fairness Doctrine! February 17, 2009 by John from The American Spectator: The Internet belongs to Big Brother, so Big Brother will determine what can be said over it. Waxman is also interested, say sources, in looking at how the Internet is being used for content and free…

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AmSpec's Prowler: Obama Getting High-Tech Help to Get Through Press Briefings links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…team of who would be allowed to submit a question to His Excellency was obvious to anyone paying reasonably close attention, and his unfocused answers rambled on and on and on. Now the American Spectator's Prowler reports that the White House's communications crew is trying to do something about that. Not the preselection, no-no-no. They're trying to use high tech to hide that element of the…

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 2:47PM

Fairness Doctrine » Blog Archive » Fairness Doctrine Jobs to save economy? links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Republicans History Polls / Surveys T-shirts and Stickers | Mobile | RSS Fairness Doctrine Jobs to save economy? February 17th, 2009 | No Comments | Posted in Democrats, News, Talk Radio House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman has been exploring the idea of forcing broadcasters to create advisory boards which would keep them in line with the restrictive concepts of serving “community needs and…

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Congress planning to monitor and censor Internet Sites as part of the Fairness Doctri links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…today Feed on Posts Comments Congress planning to monitor and censor Internet Sites as part of the Fairness Doctrine! February 17, 2009 by February 17, 2009 by Thomas February 17, 2009 by John from The American Spectator: The Internet belongs to Big Brother, so Big Brother will determine what can be said over it. Waxman is also interested, say sources, in looking at how the Internet is being used for content and free…

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Rep. Waxman Wants to Apply Censorship Doctrine to Internet â But As For Me links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

Rep. Waxman Wants to Apply Censorship Doctrine to Internet â But As For Me .addtoany_share_save img{border:0;} Note To Pelosi, Reid & Obama: The Anvil Outlasts The Hammer Republicans Missing In Action! SOURCE: Obama's Top List for Cabinet Surfaces…

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AmSpec’s Prowler: Obama To Get High-Tech Help to Get Through Press Briefings â But links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

AmSpec’s Prowler: Obama To Get High-Tech Help to Get Through Press Briefings â But As For Me .addtoany_share_save img{border:0;} Note To Pelosi, Reid & Obama: The Anvil Outlasts The Hammer Republicans Missing In Action! SOURCE: Obama's Top List…

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United Stated Constitution, First Amendment « American Dictator Obama links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. Reading Assignment: In All Fairness Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments Trackback URI | Comments RSS Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website Notify me of follow-up comments…

IsItReallyFair?| 2.17.09 @ 5:51PM

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We need everyone's help. The Fairness Doctrine is coming. The Dems want this and it can't be stopped. While the layers and lobbyists are fighting the FCC in the courts, we have a plan to allow broadcasters to meet the demands of the Fairness Doctrine and keep their licenses.

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AmSpec’s Prowler: Obama To Get High-Tech Help to Get Through Press Briefings links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…team of who would be allowed to submit a question to His Excellency was obvious to anyone paying reasonably close attention, and his unfocused answers rambled on and on and on. Now the American Spectator’s Prowler reports that the White House’s communications crew is trying to do something about that. Not the preselection, no-no-no. They’re trying to use high tech to hide that element of the…

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AmSpec’s Prowler: Obama To Get High-Tech Help to Get Through Press Briefings links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…team of who would be allowed to submit a question to His Excellency was obvious to anyone paying reasonably close attention, and his unfocused answers rambled on and on and on. Now the American Spectator’s Prowler reports that the White House’s communications crew is trying to do something about that. Not the preselection, no-no-no. They’re trying to use high tech to hide that element of the…

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Democrats Plot “Fairness Doctrine” for Internet Talk Radio links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…talk radio is only the beginning — now they are sharpening their long knives in preparation to impose speech restrictions on the internet. Democrat Rep. Henry Waxman On February 16, the American Spectator reported on senior FCC staff working for Commissioner Michael Copps holding meetings with advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create…

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Obama, Irony and the Coup | The Anchoress links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Briggs: The White House Should Not Control the Census. Yes, but we have no press; the “guardians” are busy throwing daisies. Obama Pressers: They’ll be using small prompting screens to perfect the illusion. Coming soon: but not too soon, I hope Kiss your Free speech goodbye. The expiration date… Finally: Remembering A Holocaust Hero by TheAnchoress @ 8:22 pm. Filed under America, Barack Obama,…

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Duh One To Get Special Teleprompter « Bob’s Bites links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…the remarks, because the journalists were so close to the screens. Further complicating matters, teleprompter copy can’t be easily updated in real time, in a setting like a White House press conference. Source It’s a sad state of affairs when the leader of the free world doesn’t have an original thought in his head and has to be fed the answers from the people that pushed him into office. If you think…

Brian| 2.17.09 @ 9:10PM

Time to bring back the guillotine for these Congressional aristocrats who do nothing in office but steal and issue idiotic orders like this.

Waxman's worthless melon should be one of the first to tumble into the basket.

TJK| 2.17.09 @ 9:36PM

I have a feeling that any attempt to revive the Fairness Doctrine, or whatever clothing they choose to clothe the wolf in, will be challenged in court, and probably defeated. It's clearly censorship, which the Supreme Court has repeatedly prevented. And, not to bring Walter Sobchak into this, but the Supreme Court has also rejected prior restraint, which this clearly is. One of the problems I see, though, is there are no term limits for Congress. So, while we don't have a monarchy in the Executive branch, we have something worse in the Legislative branch: an oligarchy. And since our fearless in Congress have obviously won the war on terror, the war on poverty, the war on drugs, and any other wars they have chosen to fight head on, what else is there for them to do but to declare war on free thought?

By the way, this is my first post here. I am a conservative in Chicago. Talk about being living each day in the heart of the dragon... don't even get me started on the mess we are in. Again, term limits. The lemmings in this town just blindly re-elect the same yutzes year after year, and then are surprised when another governor gets arrested.

Tim| 2.17.09 @ 9:47PM

TJK,

Welcome nad give my best to Burris the newest Chicago Crook to be exposed.

I agree with you on the Fairness Doctrine...that the Supreme Court will knock it down unless Obama appoints a Liberal Judge to a current conservative seat. Ginsburg and Powell are Libs anyway no big deal but if Scalia kicks the bucket or even middle of the roader kennedy we got problems.

These guys have to hang on until Obama is kicked out of office in 2012.

Pingback| 2.17.09 @ 10:23PM

Obama To Be Scripted Even Further… Press Conference Q and As Too… links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Be Scripted Even Further… Press Conference Q and As Too… By PUMA Pundit • February 17, 2009 Awesome, the soundbyte President or should we say the “scripted” President… American Spectator: One wouldn’t know it from reading the Washington Post or New York Times, but some inside the White House don’t think that President Barack Obama hit a home run with his first national press…

AMBRO| 2.17.09 @ 10:31PM

Congress-creature Waxman is my representative. Now the rest of you will see exactly what the most handsome and charismatic Democrat in Congress is made.
It's almost time to don the black balaclava, pick up the Armalite (figuratively only). As was once said in another country "Remember everything, forgive nothing."

Big Guy| 2.17.09 @ 10:42PM

Bud---ou are right on----lets get on with it......

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Democrats Plot “Fairness Doctrine” for Internet Talk Radio | Global Financial Meltdow links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…broadcast talk radio is only the beginning — now they are sharpening their long knives in order to impose speech restrictions on the internet. Democrat Rep. Henry Waxman On February 16, the American Spectator reported on senior FCC staff working for Commissioner Michael Copps holding meetings with advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create…

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Democrats Plot “Fairness Doctrine” for Internet Talk Radio | Global Financial Meltdow links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…broadcast talk radio is only the beginning — now they are sharpening their long knives in order to impose speech restrictions on the internet. Democrat Rep. Henry Waxman On February 16, the American Spectator reported on senior FCC staff working for Commissioner Michael Copps holding meetings with advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create…

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You Are NOT Allowed to Ask Obama a Question Unless.. « America Pw3ned links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

About You Are NOT Allowed to Ask Obama a Question Unless.. You are on Obama’s pre-approved list. This explains the “Where’s Major?” question in the press conference. UPDATE: American Spectator observes Obama’s use of a teleprompter during the Q&A portion of the presser! February 16, 2009 - Posted by desertdweller | Uncategorized | | No Comments No comments yet. Leave a comment Click…

Pingback| 2.18.09 @ 1:58AM

Blogs For Victory » Censoring Blogs links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

Blogs For Victory » Censoring Blogs #header { background: url(http://blogsforvictory.com/files/2009/01/blixedheader-bfv1.jpg) no-repeat; height: 140px; padding:0 0 0 18px; } #header h1 a { color:#006163; } .recentcomments a{display:inline !important;

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Ed Driscoll » Odds And Sods links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…no comparison to Altman’s Last Supper homage in M*A*S*H and its climactic aftermath is necessary. Fire up the Obama-prompter: “The White House is looking to install a small video or computer screen into the podium used by the president for press conferences and events in the White House.” All hail President Burgundy! High-Speed Stimulus: The “Desire Named Streetcar” goes into warp drive. What’s…

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Morning Briefing for February 18, 2009 - RedState links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…screens at the events scrolled not only his opening remarks, but also statistics and information he could use to answer questions. “It would be the same idea with the podium,” says the adviser. SOURCE 6. This is Why Government is Legalized Theft Forced by court order to repay the taxpayers, the government will increase taxes make the repayment. Imagine you are the head of a company that loses a…

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The Great ZerO-Rator « Cinie’s World links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…a teleprompter at both his Colorado events Monday — making for a particularly peculiar scene in Pueblo, where the prompter was set up in the middle of what is normally a rodeo ring. Now, according to the American Spectator, the Obamessiah’s performance was so lacking in his first press conference as president since the training wheels came off, even with his trusty prop, that Papa Smurf’n'Astroturf has…

Pingback| 2.18.09 @ 6:48AM

Barry Being Barry - The Wizard of O « POPCON links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…and stories about our 44th President - the politician formerly known as Barry Soetero. This week in the Obamosphere, it seems Barry is caught up in some shenanigans reminiscent of the Wizard of Oz: The American Spectator is reporting that Barry was using his teleprompter to answer questions during his Porkulus press conference. Apparently the B-team was feeding statistics and talking points into the teleprompter. Now,…

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Morning Briefing for February 18, 2009 â But As For Me links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

Morning Briefing for February 18, 2009 â But As For Me .addtoany_share_save img{border:0;} Note To Pelosi, Reid & Obama: The Anvil Outlasts The Hammer Republicans Missing In Action! SOURCE: Obama's Top List for Cabinet Surfaces SOURCE: Obama's Top List…

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Censorship Cometh from Obama - Internet Inclusive ? - INGunOwners links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…package, weve established that broadband networks the Internet are critical, national infrastructure. We think that gives us an opening to look at what runs over that critical infrastructure. More [ here ] __________________ JOIN NRA!!!, JOIN GOA!!!, but DO SOMETHING!!! Admit NOTHING Deny EVERYTHING Demand PROOF "We must all hang together or we shall surely hang separately." Ben Franklin Just Another…

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The Fairness Doctrine Is An Assault On The Conservative Voice by Conservative Hub links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Conservative Hub Wednesday 18 February 2009 Search on this Blog Home About Contact Terms Of Use The Fairness Doctrine Is An Assault On The Conservative Voice Feb 18 at 7:07am by EF On Monday, the American Spectator ran an article about Henry Waxman going the extra step to reinstating the fairness doctrine. You may have heard ever since Obama was elected that many democratic senators such as Stabenow, Waxman, and Schumer…

Pingback| 2.18.09 @ 10:55AM

Shocker: Obama To Get High-Tech Teleprompter For White House Press Briefings - Page 2 links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Posts Lean: Liberal Gender: Current Mood: Re: Shocker: Obama To Get High-Tech Teleprompter For White House Press Briefings The American Spectator is making unsubstantiated claims. Outstanding. The American Spectator : In All Fairness __________________ Quote: Originally Posted by bhkad Sarah Palin is ALWAYS NEWSWORTHY. ==]:{o Page 2 of 2 < 1 2 « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Thread Tools Show…

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terryfrank.net » If They Can Cap Salaries for TARP Recipients, Can They Control What links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…to the plate in the name of freedom, of liberty, and say thanks, but no thanks? Whether they can or can’t, it looks like plans are in the works to do just that. The info first appeared over at the American Spectator by the Prowler: “This isn’t just about Limbaugh or a local radio host most of us haven’t heard about,” says Democrat committee member. “The FCC and state and local…

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Arena of Ideas » Blog Archive » What to fear from bank nationalization. links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…discussing the provision to limit CEO salaries (even amongst companies who do not take TARP monies), disallow prayer groups in dorm buildings of universities and colleges which take the money or r egulate speech on the internet. The same would could apply to those seeking loans from banks who are nationalized. If your a church and want to build? Hope you embrace “tolerance” as defined by what ever political…

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What to fear from bank nationalization. - paulseale’s blog - RedState links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…discussing the provision to limit CEO salaries (even amongst companies who do not take TARP monies), disallow prayer groups in dorm buildings of universities and colleges which take the money or r egulate speech on the internet. The same would could apply to those seeking loans from banks who are nationalized. If your a church and want to build? Hope you embrace “tolerance” as defined by what ever political…

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Obama, Waxman to Square Off on Free Speech | OpenMarket.org links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…under a new name. Waxman, the head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, has also been looking into “fairness” issues on the Internet—creating an expand, Fairness Doctrine 2.0. The American Spectator reported on this reanimation of the long-dead doctrine and brought us this great quote from a Waxman staffer: “It’s all about diversity in media,” says a House Energy staffer, familiar…

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Obama, Waxman to Square Off on Free Speech | The Technology Liberation Front links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…under a new name. Waxman, the head of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, has also been looking into “fairness” issues on the Internet—creating an expand, Fairness Doctrine 2.0. The American Spectator reported on this reanimation of the long-dead doctrine and brought us this great quote from a Waxman staffer: “It’s all about diversity in media,” says a House Energy staffer, familiar…

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Duh One To Get Special Teleprompter « Nuke’s links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…but the remarks, because the journalists were so close to the screens. Further complicating matters, teleprompter copy can’t be easily updated in real time, in a setting like a White House press conference. Source We know what happens when he has to think for himself. It’s a sad state of affairs when the leader of the free world doesn’t have an original thought in his head and has to be fed the answers from the people…

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Intellectually Challenged President : NO QUARTER links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…for President Obama. His handlers now think he needs in addition to a teleprompter, a hidden computer screen on the podium during his press conferences, giving him hints on how to answer questions. From American Spectator writing about his first national press conference: “It looked scripted beyond the scripted part, the speech,” says one former communications adviser, who has been feeding notes and…

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Good Call Mr. President. - Page 2 - US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create openings for the FCC to put in place a form of the "Fairness Doctrine" without actually calling it such." The American Spectator : In All Fairness __________________ People are most conservative on issues that they know most about. --Ann Coulter Sponsored links Remove advertisements US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum…

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Good Call Mr. President. - Page 2 - US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create openings for the FCC to put in place a form of the "Fairness Doctrine" without actually calling it such." The American Spectator : In All Fairness __________________ People are most conservative on issues that they know most about. --Ann Coulter # 20 ( permalink) Today, 04:05 PM Robert_Santurri Push It To The Limit Member…

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Good Call Mr. President. - Page 2 - US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create openings for the FCC to put in place a form of the "Fairness Doctrine" without actually calling it such." The American Spectator : In All Fairness __________________ People are most conservative on issues that they know most about. --Ann Coulter # 20 ( permalink) Today, 04:05 PM Robert_Santurri Push It To The Limit Member…

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Good Call Mr. President. - Page 2 - US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create openings for the FCC to put in place a form of the "Fairness Doctrine" without actually calling it such." The American Spectator : In All Fairness __________________ People are most conservative on issues that they know most about. --Ann Coulter # 20 ( permalink) Today, 04:05 PM Robert_Santurri Push It To The Limit Member…

TJK| 2.18.09 @ 6:10PM

So, apparently today Obama is saying he opposes any revival of the Fairness Doctrine. Which basically means we're screwed, since he hasn't remembered any of the things he said he would or wouldn't do (like not appointing lobbyists to his cabinet, not surrounding himself with Washington insiders, etc.). Besides, most of his party pals in Congress don't seem to be paying any attention to him.

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AmSpec’s Prowler: Obama To Get High-Tech Help to Get Through Press Briefings links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…team of who would be allowed to submit a question to His Excellency was obvious to anyone paying reasonably close attention, and his unfocused answers rambled on and on and on. Now the American Spectator’s Prowler reports that the White House’s communications crew is trying to do something about that. Not the preselection, no-no-no. They’re trying to use high tech to hide that element of the…

Pingback| 2.19.09 @ 7:46AM

How Fair Is It? - Offtopicz links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…views? These are some of the questions the chairman is thinking about right now, and we are going to have an FCC that will finally have the people in place to answer them." http://spectator.org/archives/2009/0...n-all-fairness __________________ courtesy of Melissa « Previous Thread | Next Thread » Thread Tools Show Printable Version Email this Page Display Modes Linear Mode Switch to…

Pingback| 2.19.09 @ 8:16AM

Big Hollywood » Blog Archive » Update: Still No Late Night Obama Humor links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…span between my last review and today, we’ve seen the President sign a stimulus package so full of pork that Obama’s father would have been forbidden to touch it, along with a bump on the head, a scripted and sputtering press conference, and a contradiction from someone who actually understands how business works. Obama also appeared onstage in the theatre where Lincoln was shot, alongside a Lincoln…

Pingback| 2.19.09 @ 3:24PM

Obama Looking Into Cutting Edge TelePrompTer Technology–Because He’s Such a Brillant links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Can’t We?” Obama Looking Into Cutting Edge TelePrompTer Technology–Because He’s Such a Brillant Speaker February 19, 2009 · No Comments Here’s the story from The Prowler And more story from Moonbattery Categories: Obama · Uncategorized Tagged: TelePromptTer 0 responses so far ↓ There are no comments yet...Kick things off by filling out the form below. Leave a…

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Tony Romm » A fairness doctrine, but at what cost? links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman’s (D-Calif.) alleged suggestion this week that the FCC ought to explore an Internet variant of the old broadcast law. As an anonymous committee source told The American Spectator on Monday, Waxman seeks to codify some regulation related to source balancing on the Internet, although no specifics – legal or political – have been provided. Politically savvy?…

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Put up or shut up – the B2 Journal links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

Put up or shut up – the B2 Journal var cpProxyUrl = "http://www.b2journal.com/wp-content/plugins/cleanprint-lt/proxy.php"; var cpLogoUrl = "http://cache-01.cleanprint.net/media/2434/1229027745109_699.jpg"; var cpGravity =

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Who Needs Fairness, We Have a “Doctrine” « The KBook Report links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…and (4) dehumanizing metaphors (table 1). Then the examples: [go to link on title above] UPDATE III: Annnd, the Prowler from the American Spectator covers the current go-behind-the public mechanations: In All Fairness DOCTRINE AIR DEMOCRACY Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce…

jerry| 2.20.09 @ 3:25PM

iff using fairness docrone is a way dems will dummy us down and muslins will silence us just like they did in great britain

Pingback| 2.20.09 @ 3:29PM

DOCTRINE AIR DEMOCRACY « No Compromise When it Comes to Being Right! links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Talk Radio! Saul Alinsky Rules for Commie Radicals Join the Mosque Blog Burst! ← So you will submit to allah? DOCTRINE AIR DEMOCRACY February 20, 2009 · No Comments by The Prowler Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry…

Woody Focker| 2.20.09 @ 4:29PM

"As for eliminating right-leaning talk radio..........never happen as long as Libs don't nationalize satellite radio. I would welcome Rush on satellite. "

So would I - one heading for Neptune.

Pingback| 2.20.09 @ 7:35PM

Iraqs Inconvenient Truth :: Iraq War News Updates » Blog Archive » The Fairness Doctr links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…“Islamophobe” anyone who criticizes Islam. The Fairness Doctrine will be a nail in the coffin of free speech about Islam. It’s time to draw a line in the sand. DOCTRINE AIR DEMOCRACY http://spectator.org/archives/2009/02/16/in-all-fairness/ Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce…

Pingback| 2.20.09 @ 7:35PM

White House: Obama Telepromter Story Not True « Daily Dose links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…He laughed, and said, “Have you seen that anyplace credible, from any credible source?” That depends on your definition of “credible,” I suppose. The American Spectator claimed to have hard reporting on the videoscreen story, although anonymously sourced. Burton went on to say that the story is completely false, there is no, nor will there be, a videoscreen. Really, the story is a little…

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Made in China « Enjoying homeschooling’s Weblog links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…care va face America egala cu China? Si nu numai atit. Am mai scris ca Obama vrea sa preia controlul programelor radio si TV. Dar cum e indragostit de China, vrea sa copieze si cenzurarea internetului care este la mare scara in China. Atita scandal s-a facut ca Bush le-a luat cetatenilor drepturile constitutionale, dar tacerea (sau aprobarea) cu privire la toate aceste lucruri evidentiaza ipocrizia…

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Waxman, FCC Meet to Discuss Censorship of Radio, Internet « Test SIte links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

top; border: none; } Test SIte Just another WordPress weblog « Republican Study Committee Releases Report on Fairness Doctrine Waxman, FCC Meet to Discuss Censorship of Radio, Internet A report from The American Spectator says that Representative Henry Waxman (D-CA), Chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee and Senior FCC Staff recently met to discuss ways of censoring talk radio and the internet.…

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DOCTRINE AIR DEMOCRACY « Conservative Thoughts and Profundity links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…readily labeling as an “Islamophobe” anyone who criticizes Islam. The Fairness Doctrine will be a nail in the coffin of free speech about Islam. It’s time to draw a line in the sand. http://spectator.org/archives/2009/02/16/in-all-fairness/ Senior FCC staff working for acting Federal Communications Commissioner Michael Copps held meetings last week with policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce…

Pingback| 2.23.09 @ 12:21PM

The TIW Blog » Blog Archive » Obama foreign policy: Failure in 30 days links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…He has yeilded to union thugs, and has presided over the largest and fastest contraction of the stock market. He’s the first president who can’t speak well enough to answer press questions ( click HERE ). If that’s not enough, take a look at his foreign policy disaster. He’s got Hillary over in China begging the commies to buy more of our worthless debt while showing the world that the US no…

Pingback| 3.2.09 @ 7:21AM

Our Leader (Obama) Campaigning On “Change”. Let’s Review His Real Agenda Shall We? « links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…conferences and events in the White House. “It would make it easier for the communications guys to pass along information without being obvious about it,” says the adviser. http://spectator.org/archives/2009/02/16/in-all-fairness Obama is disses the Brit’s most famous and stalwart leader, Winston Churchill by returning the most famous bust of the man loaned to this country by the United Kingdom in the…

Pingback| 3.2.09 @ 5:59PM

Democrats Plot “Fairness Doctrine” for Internet Talk Radio « GOVTSLAVES.COM links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…censorship on broadcast talk radio is only the beginning — now they are sharpening their long knives in order to impose speech restrictions on the internet. Democrat Rep. Henry Waxman On February 16, the American Spectator reported on senior FCC staff working for Commissioner Michael Copps holding meetings with advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create…

Pingback| 3.4.09 @ 5:16PM

TEST YOUR BIAS: Meet Rush Limbaugh « AMERICA TIMES links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…can’t speak without a teleprompter. Reading a teleprompter does not equal eloquence. Obama & Biden gaffe machines Obama: tongue-tied, incoherent, liar ○ More Obama Gaffes ○ Obama Unplugged ○ Obama tongue-tied. Also read: ● Do you hate Rush Limbaugh? ● Top 10 anti-Obama conservatives (Hat tip: MichelleMalkin) ● Rush talked about the Leftist tactic of destroying reputations: ○ CNN: Rush Limbaugh Represents the…

Pingback| 3.5.09 @ 8:49PM

The Enemy List | The Classic Liberal Blog links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…Democrats that will be more than happy to pass that legislation for him. And they're going after the Internet too! Bloggers beware , because the Democrats have a plan for you too! More from The American Spectator : ... policy and legislative advisers to House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Henry Waxman to discuss ways the committee can create openings for the FCC to put in place a form of the "Fairness…

Pingback| 3.7.09 @ 10:52PM

Obamas Crutch - Why Is He So Afraid Of Speaking Without A Teleprompter? links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…conference noticed his use of a teleprompter to give his initial presentation as well as in answering questions, the media and late night joke writers completely ignored it. The American Spectator notes that in many events: down to many of the questions and the answers to those questions [t]eleprompter screens at the events scrolled not only his opening remarks, but also statistics and information he could use to…

Pingback| 3.9.09 @ 9:06PM

President Talking Head, Puppet, Marionette? | Pirates! Man Your Women! links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

…comedians side-stepping something that is fuel for their occupation? Need we ask? Apparently, Obama [spit] is looking to install a computer screen into the White House podiums so that, according to one Obama [spit] advisor, “It would make it easier for the comms guys to pass along information without being obvious about it.” [Emphasis added.] Obama’s aides would put together answers to a large number of possible…

Pingback| 3.14.09 @ 2:36PM

Obama the Great Orator…Not So Much | ThePolitic.com links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

Great Orator…Not So Much Obama the Great Orator…Not So Much March 14, 2009 · By Greg Farries President Obama can’t seem to shake his crutch, the teleprompter. The American Spectator notes that for many events: “… down to many of the questions and the answers to those questions. … [t]eleprompter screens at the events scrolled not only his opening remarks, but also statistics and…

Ranger9746| 3.21.09 @ 5:25AM

Interloper...does this mean you left wingers will be bringing back Political Correctness as well? Why engage in an honest and open debate, when you can just forceably silence the opposition. Just put the opposing view off limits, right?

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Jules Crittenden » All The Known Gaffes Of The Obama World links to this page. Here’s an excerpt:

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