Meet Sharyl Attkisson: amazing how her bosses feel about her.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

As little as I care for Politico, they, at least wrote this story, and it appears halfway in favor

of her. Remember Fast and Furious? Sharyl. She is on the IRS thing, also. Kind of nice to

see her not playing happy with all the liberals in her field. There is a lot more out there

being reported about her, like how the current regime doesn't like her and is maybe doing

strange things to her computer.

 

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/05/sharyl-attkisson-91871.html

[Worriedman]

Her foes "suspect a political agenda."?  As my 4 year old grand daughter says "Duh?" 

What would they consider actions the IRS has been doing related to Conservative and Tea Party Groups as of late?  And, SWAT Teaming Gibson Guitar because the CEO donated to Republican candidates.

Edited May 29, 2013 by Worriedman

[xjsnake]

She's not biased. She's exactly what Journalism needs. She's written pieces slamming both liberals and conservatives and because liberals are in power right now she is an annoyance to the powers that be.

 

 

The media could use a few hundred more of her.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

There is some gossip she may be moving to Fox.

[RED333]

There is some gossip she may be moving to Fox.

I had read that, bad move.

She needs to stay put, we need a few good reporters on the other news stations.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I don't know, Red. Her bosses at CBS evidently are so liberal that they won't allow her stories much

air time and Fox is at the top of the ratings and climbing with all this. Another amazing thing, perhaps

only temporary, but Roger Ailes is attracting and forcing by his deeds the most homogenous group

in the press to show support for James Rosen I've ever seen. I thought this article was interesting this

morning: http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2013/05/27/The-Ailes-Manifesto

 

Even though it may be temporary, it shows this administration that some things like swooning and

tingles might not hold a candle to certain freedoms, especially their right to report unencumbered

by the White House, which, by the way, is starting to look a bit frayed around the edges, right now.

 

Stick too much tyranny in the face at one time and this kind of thing starts to make people think

about how it affects them. In the long term, it may just provoke a ratcheting effect and things will

get worse, but it will then be completely in our laps to forcefully defend our rights when all the

yellow bellies resume their cowering.

Edited May 29, 2013 by 6.8 AR