Fair, Balanced and ... Censored?

The Left is still fighting this? C'mon! Gimme a bluddy break!

It seems the Left has absolutely no problem with exercising their First Amendment rights. So, why is it when others want to exercise their right to the very same Amendment, the Left does everything in its power (heh heh heh) to squelch it? I don't get it. I only know they seem to be very rabid in silencing anything from FoxNews or its anchors. Why is that? What does the Left fear?

Bill O'Reilly recently had a producer go to a protest where celebrities were present; Susan Sarandon, Tim Robbins, Jane Fonda, Sean Penn... The microphone was plainly labeled "FoxNews" and the producer/interviewer walked right along with these celebrities as he tossed polite, yet direct, questions to them.

Jane Fonda did the "I don't have to talk to you" walk for a little while, but then must have realized that saying nothing was worse than saying something. Whoops! Big mistake. When left to her own devices, without the aid of Left-driven chants of hate, she was a blithering idiot and didn't even make sense. Ditto for Sean Penn (duhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh), Tim Robbins (who resorted to playground tactics and voice when unable to answer a question intelligently), and lastly, Susan Sarandon (she really believes she's intelligent).

It's hilarious watching these yo-yos make fools out of themselves with their own brand of nonsense politics. People should see and hear more of this. Problem is, most people wouldn't understand how foolish the politics of these people are. They chant along with them.

Watching FoxNews' show Red Eye, the other night, Ashlan Gorse (Life and Style) was on and was asked to comment about Gwyneth Paltrow's remarks about how happy she is with being a stay-at-home mom. Gorse, unbelievably said, something along the lines of: "Well, now that Gwyneth Paltrow has made being a stay-at-home mom cool again, the women of American can proudly say they are stay-at-home moms. Gwyneth has made it "okay" and "cool".

WHAT? WHAT? Did Ashlan Gorse really say that (something close to that)? Yes, she did. I'm *hoping* she said it tongue-in-cheek, but it didn't look like that to me from her facial expression.

Does America really have a whole generation of females 21 - 40 that dote upon the thoughts and notions of celebrities and judge themselves through the life lived by that celebrity? Say it isn't so. Where is the self-esteem?

No wonder the Left doesn't want FoxNews, a truly fair and balanced news organization, to have the convention. The reporting, sincere as it would be, would wound their delicate little egos and irreparably shatter their unrealistic realities.

Good grief!