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Hey, Pretty Boy: Do You Actually Know What's In the News?
« on: March 26, 2015, 09:34:39 AM »
Ann Coulter's column on Townhall, sarcastic and biting as is her style, seems to ask a pretty stupid question. Either that, or her question is completely rhetorical.

Ann either doesn't get that the Pretty Boy du jour is just a talking head and isn't required to be a journalist at all, or is telling the Pretty Boy du jour that he has an obligation to the truth that the ABC/NBC/See BS/MSNBC/CNN executives generally won't permit be told, especially when the truth runs contrary to the liberal agenda.

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When "NBC Nightly News" anchor Brian Williams crashed and burned over all the tall tales he had told, there must have been mirth in the hallways at ABC.

In the highly competitive world of TV news, finding the right anchor is crucial to a network's brand. After running through a few pretenders, ABC had finally filled the iconic Peter Jennings' seat on "World News Tonight" just months earlier with David Muir. ABC was perfectly poised to snatch the top spot from NBC.

During his first six months as "World News" anchor, the newly minted Muir had beaten Williams only a half-dozen times. But after Williams' fall from grace, ABC sailed to the most-watched evening news program.

ABC executives could go for long lunches and look forward to cashing their bonus checks. Muir is young, dashing -- one of People magazine's 2014 "Sexiest Men Alive"! -- and the proud recipient of the Walter Cronkite journalism award.

The vanquished Brian Williams had told most of his fictions off air. The only thing ABC execs had to worry about with Muir was that the new guy would tell fairy tales ON AIR, which is so much less important.

Last week, Muir began the news with a story about the retraining of New York City police officers under Commissioner Bill Bratton. To fulfill the new policy of not inconveniencing criminals, cops are being taught to subdue violent suspects without harming them, requiring the officers to learn a series of Bolshoi ballet moves.

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http://townhall.com/columnists/anncoulter/2015/03/25/hey-pretty-boy-do-you-actually-know-whats-in-the-news-n1976356
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Re: Hey, Pretty Boy: Do You Actually Know What's In the News?
« Reply #1 on: March 27, 2015, 12:27:39 AM »
The libs are acclimated to their tactics working.
Recently for a variety of reasons their tactics have become much less effective.
Maybe pointing out to libs that their tactics aren't working is too much of a favor to them.
Maybe we should let them have at it unimpeded.
There were only two options for gender. At last count there are at least 12, according to libs. By that standard, I'm a male lesbian.