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Fred Barnes Just Makes Stuff Up"Brad," said the wise old Washington hand. "Don't ask me where Fred Barnes gets his views. When he thinks he needs something, he just makes it up." Tapped Barnes' smearBarnes and the other character assassins should be ashamed of themselves for being part of this |
PERSON PROFILEFred BarnesFred Barnes is the executive editor of the Murdoch-subsidized Weekly Standard. He also sits on the Board of the Institute on Religion and Democracy. Fred Barnes is the executive editor of the Murdoch-subsidized Weekly Standard. He also sits on the Board of the Institute on Religion and Democracy. DailyHowler.com Al Gore said we’re being deceived. Fred Barnes quickly made him a prophet...if you watched last night’s Special Report, you got to see the corrupted Barnes selling his body parts to the devil. But you also saw Fox’s brilliant “all-stars” sitting back and refusing to correct him. Surely, every member of Brit Hume’s panel knew that what Barnes said was false. But Fox’s “all- stars” are deeply corrupted—they’re store-bought, and they’re dead-dog cowards—and they know what they’re paid to convey to Fox viewers... .."Well, I—that was the impression that we were left with,” Juan Williams muttered, slinking back in his chair for the ten millionth time. And Hume and Kondracke both said nothing —although they surely knew that what Barnes had said was utterly, one hundred percent false. Millions of Americans tune in to Fox without understanding that they’re being deceived. Al Gore, politely, noted that in his speech. So Fred and Mort knew what to do. Just like that, they got lying. Also see:Uggabugga also has the goods on Barnes
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MORE LINKSMediaMatters.org Barnes selectively cited election coverage survey to defend FOX News from KerryWeekly Standard executive editor and FOX News Channel host and contributor Fred Barnes cited a study by the Center for Media and Public Affairs (CMPA) to undercut the claim by Senator John Kerry that FOX had launched unwarranted attacks on him during the presidential campaign. In fact, CMPA studies bolster accusations that FOX attacked Kerry more aggressively than they did President George W. Bush. Atrios Conflict of InterestFred Barnes...who appears to have "broken" the "accusations" against Reverend Robinson, is a board member of the Institute on Religion and Democracy... |
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