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Published Saturday, November 07, 2009 in Opinion
Fox, CBN networks of integrity
You would think with all the things going on, the president would not worry about Fox News. But this president has never had his priorities in the right order.
Now why would he want to fight a news organization that has the highest rating in the nation? They beat all others combined. They are no different than the other news outlets. They have news and opinion shows. Is it Fox News' fault they are the most watched? The funny thing is, more than 50 percent of their viewers are liberal Democrats and Independents.
I believe the main reason Obama has declared war on Fox is because the Obama Administration is trying to take attention away from their failures, like health care reform, stimulus money not working, the employment rate and the deficit.
Obama can't make a decision if he wants to win in Afghanistan so he won't give his commander the troops he needs to win the war. Obama's so-called czars are tax cheats. One was a communist and the school czar thinks it's OK to teach homosexuality to school children. Who has benefited the most in 2009 from the Obama administration? ACORN and the unions.
It is obvious the liberal media that helped get Obama elected is acting like it's still trying to get him elected. Obama is still acting like he is campaigning instead of being president. It's beginning to be clear he doesn't know what the duties are of a president. He would rather go after anyone that disagrees with him.
As his popularity plummets, Fox News skyrockets. He has no one to blame but himself. I am thankful that Fox News and Christian Broadcasting News have the integrity to report the news and let the viewers decide. It's obvious the viewers have decided.
Tom Quattlebaum
Newnan
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