Fox News GOP debate

[byco42]

Not sure I follow... it was state action that preserved market competition by preventing any player in the market from getting too big. That went out the window in Reagan's administration based on a bunch of BS arguments about US industry being "uncompetitive." (to what?)

you would blame "statism" for that? the state essentially caving to an initiative pushed by big business?

I think that the State will self-perpetuate at whatever or whomever's immediate expense. Even when it seems self-deprecating. There are only 5 significant food suppliers in the U.S. It must be good for government for that to be the case.

 

[jwlcosu]

Opinion: Hillary has to be elected president to avoid the jail time others have received for mishandling classified information far less recklessly than she has. A symptom of the hubris with which our government is infected. Certainly a legion of staffers will be prosecuted in her stead and she will willingly watch their lives crumble and walk through the remains.

The way this is moving, another way for Hill to avoid jail is to be on the receiving end of a Presidential pardon. 0bama hates her enough to do exactly that. Wouldn't that be an interesting way for him to walk out?

 

[tinselwolverine]

On to MSNBC and the Denver debate.

I hope SNL makes a joke this week about Rand Paul and Jeb Bush getting high in
Colorado before the debate.

EDIT: My bad, CNBC.

 

[tinselwolverine]

The CNBC moderators are arguing amongst themselves a little bit.

That's not that surprising; they're all fairly Alpha types.

 

[Spartanmack]

EDIT: My bad, CNBC.

Same same.

 

[Michchamp]

Same same.

yep. If it ain't Fox News it's a libtard, rag, right?

 

[byco42]

yep. If it ain't Fox News it's a libtard, rag, right?

No real relationship there. One does not influence the other. I've opted out of the T.V.-based news.

 

[Spartanmack]

yep. If it ain't Fox News it's a libtard, rag, right?

These are television networks, not printed publications. I don't watch FOX News so I can't speak to that. I do watch CNBC every day and MSNBC pretty frequently. Anyone who is not an idiot can see their bias - I guess you'll just have to trust me on this one.

 

[sggatecl]

I just started getting Sirius XM and have enjoyed their political station called "POTUS". It's about as unbiased as I've been able to find outside of a few printed publications.