Miscellaneous 95

1) Sean Hannity and Brent Bozell are a couple of frigging dweebs. Earlier this week, they tried to cherry-pick this remark by CNN's Jack Cafferty and infer from it that both he and CNN had a liberal bias. What these two clowns of course didn't tell their viewers is that Mr. Cafferty is an equal-opportunity critic and that CNN also employs a fair number of "righties", too; Eric Erickson, Alex Costellanos, just to name a couple. Not that Mr. Hanniy's viewers necessarily care, mind you. I'm just saying.............2) So, Rick Perry thinks that what Ben Bernanke is doing is treasonous, huh? Hm, I wonder what the the fellow thinks of Alan Greenspan. I ask this, folks, in that, according to Thomas Woods's book, "Meltdown", Mr. Greenspan printed more money from 2000 to 2007 than all of the previous Fed chairmen had COMBINED. Surely, if Mr. Bernanke is a treasonous chap.............3) And, yes, what about George W. Bush? He could have fired Mr. Greenspan and didn't. Wouldn't that in fact make him a traitor, too? I'm just asking.............4) Everybody bashes Fox for being biased (myself sometimes included - see above). And, yes, people, in numerous instances, they are. But they aren't ALWAYS. In fact, they've made some very positive changes of late. a) They've made A.B. Stoddard a regular on "Special Report with Bret Baier". b) They've signed Ed Henry to be their new chief White House correspondent. And c) they're recently added on and made long-time CBS newsman, John Roberts, their new chief national affairs correspondent. No, it doesn't necessarily make up for all of bias that we continue to get from Hannity, Fox and Friends, etc.. But at least it's a solid start in the right direction.............5) Just for the record, I'm not saying here that Mr.s Bush and Greenspan are traitors. I'm just saying that, according to Governor Perry's "logic"......