Sickening O'Rielly Factor - Tommy Thompson broadcast

O'Rielly tends to be a pretty fair and reasonable guy but did anyone see
that absolutely sickening anti father propaganda broadcast this evening on
The Factor where Tommy Thompson is interviewed about Dead Beat Dads? How
can O'Rielly be that misinformed to repeatedly state that the system is
stacked in favor of fathers that do not pay and that hardly any fathers are
thrown in jail for child support.

This was a complete so far beyond the mark propaganda broadcast with
completely inaccurate and false information about fathers being presented it
was just astonishing and shocking where I am at loss. If anyone is reading
this please catch the 11pm broadcast and be sure to send in your letters in
of enlightenment.

"Dave" dave@freedoms-door wrote in message ...
O'Rielly tends to be a pretty fair and reasonable guy but did anyone see
that absolutely sickening anti father propaganda broadcast this evening on
The Factor where Tommy Thompson is interviewed about Dead Beat Dads? How
can O'Rielly be that misinformed to repeatedly state that the system is
stacked in favor of fathers that do not pay and that hardly any fathers are
thrown in jail for child support.

This was a complete so far beyond the mark propaganda broadcast with
completely inaccurate and false information about fathers being presented it
was just astonishing and shocking where I am at loss. If anyone is reading
this please catch the 11pm broadcast and be sure to send in your letters in
of enlightenment.

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings. So, if he were to
pony-up and profess the true backdoor goings-on with child support,
his ratings would plummet, sponsors would look elsewhere, and the show
would eventually crumble. Its all about the money, not the truth.
Kind of like the government.

"Dave" dave@freedoms-door wrote in message ...
O'Rielly tends to be a pretty fair and reasonable guy but did anyone see
that absolutely sickening anti father propaganda broadcast this evening on
The Factor where Tommy Thompson is interviewed about Dead Beat Dads? How
can O'Rielly be that misinformed to repeatedly state that the system is
stacked in favor of fathers that do not pay and that hardly any fathers are
thrown in jail for child support.

This was a complete so far beyond the mark propaganda broadcast with
completely inaccurate and false information about fathers being presented it
was just astonishing and shocking where I am at loss. If anyone is reading
this please catch the 11pm broadcast and be sure to send in your letters in
of enlightenment.

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings. So, if he were to
pony-up and profess the true backdoor goings-on with child support,
his ratings would plummet, sponsors would look elsewhere, and the show
would eventually crumble. Its all about the money, not the truth.
Kind of like the government.

"Dave" dave@freedoms-door wrote in message ...
O'Rielly tends to be a pretty fair and reasonable guy but did anyone see
that absolutely sickening anti father propaganda broadcast this evening on
The Factor where Tommy Thompson is interviewed about Dead Beat Dads? How
can O'Rielly be that misinformed to repeatedly state that the system is
stacked in favor of fathers that do not pay and that hardly any fathers are
thrown in jail for child support.

This was a complete so far beyond the mark propaganda broadcast with
completely inaccurate and false information about fathers being presented it
was just astonishing and shocking where I am at loss. If anyone is reading
this please catch the 11pm broadcast and be sure to send in your letters in
of enlightenment.

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings. So, if he were to
pony-up and profess the true backdoor goings-on with child support,
his ratings would plummet, sponsors would look elsewhere, and the show
would eventually crumble. Its all about the money, not the truth.
Kind of like the government.

"Steve" wrote in message
om...
"Dave" dave@freedoms-door wrote in message
...
O'Rielly tends to be a pretty fair and reasonable guy but did anyone see
that absolutely sickening anti father propaganda broadcast this evening
on
The Factor where Tommy Thompson is interviewed about Dead Beat Dads?
How
can O'Rielly be that misinformed to repeatedly state that the system is
stacked in favor of fathers that do not pay and that hardly any fathers
are
thrown in jail for child support.

This was a complete so far beyond the mark propaganda broadcast with
completely inaccurate and false information about fathers being
presented it
was just astonishing and shocking where I am at loss. If anyone is
reading
this please catch the 11pm broadcast and be sure to send in your letters
in
of enlightenment.

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings. So, if he were to
pony-up and profess the true backdoor goings-on with child support,
his ratings would plummet, sponsors would look elsewhere, and the show
would eventually crumble. Its all about the money, not the truth.
Kind of like the government.
==
And like Donahue who claimed to present all sides of an issue but failed to
have a father on the panel
when discussing the Florida law that requires mothers to publicly name
potential fathers prior to placing a child for adoption.
He had a mother and her caseworker but "the other side" was presented by the
legislator who wrote the bill and his
position was that the law was necessary so dads couldn't come back later and
snatch a child from its adoptive parents.
I don't even think it occurred to Donahue that fathers had a side in this
issue--he really thought he had it covered. Yet, these morons and others of
the O'Reilly/Donahue ilk are paid millions. How'd that happen?
==
==

"Steve" wrote in message
om...
"Dave" dave@freedoms-door wrote in message
...
O'Rielly tends to be a pretty fair and reasonable guy but did anyone see
that absolutely sickening anti father propaganda broadcast this evening
on
The Factor where Tommy Thompson is interviewed about Dead Beat Dads?
How
can O'Rielly be that misinformed to repeatedly state that the system is
stacked in favor of fathers that do not pay and that hardly any fathers
are
thrown in jail for child support.

This was a complete so far beyond the mark propaganda broadcast with
completely inaccurate and false information about fathers being
presented it
was just astonishing and shocking where I am at loss. If anyone is
reading
this please catch the 11pm broadcast and be sure to send in your letters
in
of enlightenment.

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings. So, if he were to
pony-up and profess the true backdoor goings-on with child support,
his ratings would plummet, sponsors would look elsewhere, and the show
would eventually crumble. Its all about the money, not the truth.
Kind of like the government.
==
And like Donahue who claimed to present all sides of an issue but failed to
have a father on the panel
when discussing the Florida law that requires mothers to publicly name
potential fathers prior to placing a child for adoption.
He had a mother and her caseworker but "the other side" was presented by the
legislator who wrote the bill and his
position was that the law was necessary so dads couldn't come back later and
snatch a child from its adoptive parents.
I don't even think it occurred to Donahue that fathers had a side in this
issue--he really thought he had it covered. Yet, these morons and others of
the O'Reilly/Donahue ilk are paid millions. How'd that happen?
==
==

"Steve" wrote in message
om...
"Dave" dave@freedoms-door wrote in message
...
O'Rielly tends to be a pretty fair and reasonable guy but did anyone see
that absolutely sickening anti father propaganda broadcast this evening
on
The Factor where Tommy Thompson is interviewed about Dead Beat Dads?
How
can O'Rielly be that misinformed to repeatedly state that the system is
stacked in favor of fathers that do not pay and that hardly any fathers
are
thrown in jail for child support.

This was a complete so far beyond the mark propaganda broadcast with
completely inaccurate and false information about fathers being
presented it
was just astonishing and shocking where I am at loss. If anyone is
reading
this please catch the 11pm broadcast and be sure to send in your letters
in
of enlightenment.

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings. So, if he were to
pony-up and profess the true backdoor goings-on with child support,
his ratings would plummet, sponsors would look elsewhere, and the show
would eventually crumble. Its all about the money, not the truth.
Kind of like the government.
==
And like Donahue who claimed to present all sides of an issue but failed to
have a father on the panel
when discussing the Florida law that requires mothers to publicly name
potential fathers prior to placing a child for adoption.
He had a mother and her caseworker but "the other side" was presented by the
legislator who wrote the bill and his
position was that the law was necessary so dads couldn't come back later and
snatch a child from its adoptive parents.
I don't even think it occurred to Donahue that fathers had a side in this
issue--he really thought he had it covered. Yet, these morons and others of
the O'Reilly/Donahue ilk are paid millions. How'd that happen?
==
==

"The Ghost of General Lee" wrote in message
...
On 2 Oct 2003 06:16:50 -0700, (Steve) wrote:

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings.

Pretty much a Jerry Springer type show now, sans the chair throwing.

Anyone know where to find the ratings for cable shows? I'd like to
see how well his show is doing now. He used to brag constantly about
how highly rated his show was, but I don't hear much of that now. Not
that I watch his show that often anymore, anyways.


I think it still wins its timeslot for cable. I missed his show last night
and wanted to see if any fathers set him straight in the email section of
the program. Did anyone see the end of last nights show?

"The Ghost of General Lee" wrote in message
...
On 2 Oct 2003 06:16:50 -0700, (Steve) wrote:

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings.

Pretty much a Jerry Springer type show now, sans the chair throwing.

Anyone know where to find the ratings for cable shows? I'd like to
see how well his show is doing now. He used to brag constantly about
how highly rated his show was, but I don't hear much of that now. Not
that I watch his show that often anymore, anyways.


I think it still wins its timeslot for cable. I missed his show last night
and wanted to see if any fathers set him straight in the email section of
the program. Did anyone see the end of last nights show?

"The Ghost of General Lee" wrote in message
...
On 2 Oct 2003 06:16:50 -0700, (Steve) wrote:

I used to watch Bill O'Reilly's Fox show a while back. I liked it
because his viewpoint was similar to mine, and I'd like watching him
tear into his guests. But one night I decided to watch his show from
the guest's point-of-view, and I realized that he wasn't some
high-and-mighty watchdog the media drums him up to be. He is nothing
but a paid Fox News *entertainer* - much like Rush Limbaugh, et al.
If you ever watch how he operates his show, if the guest has opposing
views (which is almost always the case), O'Reilly will always cut them
off when they are talking, he belittles them, etc. It's nothing more
than an hour-long sitcom, trying to get ratings.

Pretty much a Jerry Springer type show now, sans the chair throwing.

Anyone know where to find the ratings for cable shows? I'd like to
see how well his show is doing now. He used to brag constantly about
how highly rated his show was, but I don't hear much of that now. Not
that I watch his show that often anymore, anyways.


I think it still wins its timeslot for cable. I missed his show last night
and wanted to see if any fathers set him straight in the email section of
the program. Did anyone see the end of last nights show?