ever since he pitched his little hissy fit while down in New Orleans in the aftermath of Katrina. He was extremely critical of the Federals who were doing everything they could to get into the areas and hardly mentioned the local politicians who all but ignored the approaching storm. Nagan was seen partying in the French Qtr the night before. The Governor was AWOL as well. I was raised in the area so I know what the hell goes on "down on the bayou" and in N.O. in particular. It has been a cesspool of greed, graft and corruption for most of its existence.

I didn't watch him much before that. I have believed for years he is liberal and the only he tries to keep it under wraps is to keep what audience he has. Frankly, if you watch Bret right before Shepard you got all the news. Shepard just regurgitates what has been put out all damn day long from FoxNews, no need to get his version of it. 

It's not that he strays from his TelePrompter it's that he can't read. I quit watching him years ago because I couldn't stand that he sounds like a high school summer intern when he tries to read.

Most conservatives I know can't stand this metrosexual lightweight. Why not put Dobbs in his time slot and send Shep and Whore-aldo to CNN as the players to be named later?

 BW222

nor is he on Fox for opinion journalism, although more and more over the last year especially, that is what he seems to be doing. He has the most infuriating, and often snide way of inserting bits of his opinion (usually left-leaning) into whatever news story he is talking about at the time. Someone needs to remind Smith that he is there to give us the news, fair and balanced, and not to give us his take on it.

I have run hot and cold over Shep in the past, although his antics and comments have worn extremely thin, and he has about worn out his welcome. If I want to listen to left-leaning news, I'll watch MSNBC or CNN...I watch Fox News specifically to escape all that, as do millions of others, and the powers-that-be at Fox need to remember that.    

"The problem is not that people are taxed too little...the problem is that government spends too much." ~President Ronald Reagan

Shep is an 8 million dollar a year college drop out (what a country eh!) He is also a Bimbo without the "Bim". But you gotta give the guy a break, he's an airhead making seven figures! I wish I was that dumb!

"The bureaucracy is growing to meet the needs of the growing bureaucracy"

Shepard Smith and Howard Kurtz are nothing more than puppets of their MSM masters. I think the following quote says it all:

“There is no such thing as an independent press in America, unless it is in the country towns. You know it and I know it. There is not one of you who dares to write your honest opinions, and if you did, you know beforehand that it would never appear in print”.

The business of the New York journalist is to destroy truth; to lie outright; to pervert; to vilify, to fawn at the feet of Mammon; to sell his country and his race for his daily bread. We are the tools and vessels for rich men behind the scenes. We are intellectual prostitutes.”
John Swinton, editor of the New York Tribune.

Fox News...pleeeez replace this tool with Mr. Dobbs.

One of the 34% who thinks George W. Bush was a great President. One of the 86% who wants to bring back the stock and pillory.

to the liberals on FoxNews I won't watch.

For those who missed the Bill O'Reilly show today, O'Reilly had Judge Andrew Napolitano as a guest. Napolitano believes that those at Quantanamo should be tried in a civilian court because we are not at war with terrorist.

Here are excerpts from this exchange:

O'Reilly: Was 9/11 an act of war in your opinion?

Napolitano: Neither the Bush administration or the Obama administration can answer that because both tried people or planned to try people in military court and in civilian court so the government doesn't know the answer to that question.

O'Reilly:  But in your opinion was it an act of war?

Napolitano: No, it was not an act of war.

O'Reilly: Was Pearl Harbor an act of war?

Napolitano: Yes, Pearl Harbor was an act of war, because it was government against government.

A minute later came this outlandish answer from Napolitano to this question:

O'Reilly: 9/11 was a terrorist act was it not?

Napolitano: (hesitating) It was an act in which individual people not a government slaughtered innocence in America.

O'Reilly:  Was it a terrorist act? Was it designed to terrorize the American population?

After being pressed by O'Reilly, Napolitano finally admits

Napolitano:  Yes, of course it was.

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There is something about the liberal mindset of those like Smith, Rivera, and Napolitano, who have difficulty calling a terrorist a terrorist or a war a war. 

Unfortunately, the current political leader of the United States has the same mindset.

Jim Clonts,writing at Military.com, summarized liberals in a piece titled The Liberal Mindset:

Understanding the American liberal mindset is far more difficult. Liberals speak of patriotism and love of country, but they actively undermine nearly everything our government has done in the War on Terror. They seem to believe it is their duty to represent a counterview in American policy. Although they feel it is imperative to voice the minority opinion in matters of national policy, they go so far as voicing the foreign opinion; aligning themselves against the best interests of the United States.

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"They are actively promoting the decline of America." ~ Rush Limbaugh on liberals