CBS Radio News just played clips of Bush and Clark--introduced

[Gloria]

Clark as a "failed Democratic Presidential candidate"....F***CKERS!!!!

Jeebus--

[lady lib]

1. Class act all the way, eh?

Hey Bush, go back to trying to locate your microscopic d**k!

(Just had to say that :))

[FightingIrish]

2. In a fair and balanced world

* would have been introduced as a failed uniter, a failed peacemaker and a failed human being.

[rfranklin]

3. Better than "failed pResident"

One fuck up after another.

[rogue emissary]

4. You didn't get the memo . . .

only Democratic Presidential candidates are failed. MSM rarely labels McCain or Dole as 'failed Republicans Presidential candidates.'

[Donna Zen]

5. Or Lieberman or Gephardt or ______(fill in the blank.)

n/t

[rogue emissary]

10. Good point!

Why do Gore, Kerry, Clark, Dean get the failed treatment and other Dems don't?

[FrenchieCat]

6. Well you know how good Corporate Media is about shaping the

message...

It's almost as bad as when I heard Wolf Ticket Blitzer stating that on Sunday, he will have a RARE interview with Senator McCain.

McCain talking is Rare my ass! Like every Sunday is more like it!

Dr. Goebbels had nothing on these assholes!

[Pithy Cherub]

7. CBS Radio News Media Whores are failed journalists.

They are tops in whoring for profit though!

[CarolNYC]

8. ABC radio news

Heard a clip on ABC radio news a bit ago and they played only a clip of Clark, none of Bush. They didn't call the General a failed anything but, I think, just Gen Wesley Clark and they said his was the more "political" of the addresses, for whatever that's worth. Nice to hear them choose to play Clark rather than Bush though. :)

[Clark2008]

9. I'm wondering if Rove and his minions gave their servant, CNN

a hard time for allowing Wes to speak so frankly against the war in Iraq and, thus, giving him the popularity he now enjoys, as a result; therefore, CNN feels it needs to undercut the good General on every issue to keep its corporate and Bush masters satisfied.