On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Sam <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> A few on this list post clips of the Daily Show and discuss it as real
> news.
>
>
Uh..if Stewart uses a REAL news story, and they post a clip from that and
want to discuss it....it's STILL a real news story.



> As for Rush, he talks about the real news, doesn't make stuff up for
> comedy relief unless it's clearly satire.
> You don't have to agree with his conclusions of the news, I don't
> always agree, but it is his take of the news he's talking about.
>

Yes, it is his take, and millions of people make up their minds based on
"his take".


> Another note, doesn't the left leaning PEW put out a study each year
> stating Rush listeners are the most informed on current events?
>

Yes they do, but what does that mean? You can be very well informed about
something, and yet be completely wrong about it. Anyone who listens to a
program that talks about news items every single day, is going to be
"informed" to a somewhat high degree.

(Makes me think of that misleading Miller Lite campaign...which boasted that
in a poll, "Millter Lite has more taste than Bud Light". Uh huh, and dog
shit has more taste than lettuce, but I'll stick with the latter, thank
you.)

-- 
Out into the cool of the evening
Strolls The Pretender


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