The Feud Between Donald Trump and Fox News Is Flaring Up Again

“Crude and irresponsible”
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To no one’s surprise, Donald Trump is still attacking Fox News host Megyn Kelly with some really creepy misogynistic tweets, and Roger Ailes seems ready to call off that “truce” they made: Roger Ailes: Donald Trump Should Apologize to Megyn Kelly.

On Tuesday, Fox News Chief Roger Ailes said in a statement Donald Trump should apologize for a tirade of tweets aimed at Fox News host Megyn Kelly.

“Donald Trump’s surprise and unprovoked attack on Megyn Kelly during her show last night is as unacceptable as it is disturbing. Megyn Kelly represents the very best of American journalism and all of us at Fox News Channel reject the crude and irresponsible attempts to suggest otherwise,” Ailes statement reads. “I could not be more proud of Megyn for her professionalism and class in the face of all of Mr. Trump’s verbal assaults. Her questioning of Mr. Trump at the debate was tough but fair, and I fully support her as she continues to ask the probing and challenging questions that all presidential candidates may find difficult to answer,” Ailes said. “Donald Trump rarely apologizes, although in this case, he should. We have never been deterred by politicians or anyone else attacking us for doing our job, much less allowed ourselves to be bullied by anyone and we’re certainly not going to start now. All of our journalists will continue to report in the fair and balanced way that has made FOX News Channel the number one news network in the industry.”

Late Monday night Trump tweeted several times about Kelly, who had just returned to hosting after a vacation, writing that he “liked The Kelly File much better without @megynkelly. Perhaps she could take another eleven day unscheduled vacation!”

Trump also tweeted that Kelly was “really off her game” and retweeted a tweet that called Kelly a “bimbo.”

Of course, this could all be kabuki theater, staged to keep pumping up the hateful right wing base Trump’s appealing to. Fox News and Donald Trump are certainly capable of something like that.

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78 comments
1
Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:36:15am
Of course, this could all be kabuki theater, staged to keep pumping up the hateful right wing base Trump’s appealing to. Fox News and Donald Trump are certainly capable of something like that.

Capable, yes but I think Trump really thinks this way and how dare anyone question his personal greatness.

2
Backwoods_Sleuth  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:37:01am

Trump had a response to Ailes’ statement:

3
lawhawk  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:37:22am

MP4 Video

4
jaunte  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:38:31am

Trump voters: Crabs in a bucket.

5
PhillyPretzel  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:39:17am

That Trump person thinks his money will buy all of the votes he needs to get into the White House. He does not understand politics and he not understand government. Go back to school and try to actually learn something instead of buying it.

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b.d.  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:39:42am

Cable News has not seen a headline making factory like Trump maybe ever.

The other candidates will have to start wearing costumes to their own speeches to even get a mention.

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darthstar  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:40:09am
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lawhawk  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:40:38am

Flip? Ha. Understated perhaps, because what he’s probably thinking is that his opposition is batcrap crazy, but that’s not exactly a presidential thing to say. Even if it is entirely true.

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jaunte  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:41:03am

re: #6 b.d.

He’s already made a US Senator use his own cell phone as a golf ball.

10
makeitstop  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:41:35am

Maybe Ailes went digging and found something on Trump.

We all know how vindictive that jackass is. Maybe he just backed off until he came up with a trump card, so to speak.

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WhatEVs  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:41:44am

The thing that kills me (or makes me laugh more) is that Kelly didn’t just hit Trump on his weak points…she (and Wallace) hit all the candidates - they were not harder on Trump than anyone else. Yet Trump is the only one who is all WAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!

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lawhawk  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:42:02am

re: #7 darthstar

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mr.fusion  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:42:14am

If my theory is correct — and I’m almost certain at this point it is — this will not hurt him in the least

Call it Fusion’s Theory of Republican Dick Thirst

Republican/Conservative voters want a dick. Not just any dick. They want a huge dick. And they crave this huge dick. Donald Trump gives them what they want — once again, just to drive home the point, they want a dick — and they get that from Trump over and over and over again

14
Bubblehead II  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:42:36am

re: #3 lawhawk

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That looks familiar. Is that from B5 (Narn home world getting pounded by Centauri mass drivers)?

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bratwurst  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:43:32am

In other news from the world of assholes on Twitter:

He deleted it, but is still in trouble with his employer, ESPN.

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mr.fusion  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:44:24am

re: #11 WhatEVs

The thing that kills me (or makes me laugh more) is that Kelly didn’t just hit Trump on his weak points…she (and Wallace) hit all the candidates - they were not harder on Trump than anyone else. Yet Trump is the only one who is all WAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!

Oh, please…you act as if there’s something out there that could actually sink him. Trump supported abortion AND single payer AND said that POW’s aren’t heroes AND said he supports the Iran deal. Any single one of those is campaign ending for any other candidate.

Which goes to support my theory of dick thirst from Republican voters. It’s all they want. A dick. And they’re getting it now

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Teukka  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:44:43am

re: #14 Bubblehead II

That looks familiar.is that from B5 (Narn home world getting pounded by Centauri mass drivers)?

No, that’s from the end scenes of Terminator 3.
Terminator The end of the world

18
PhillyPretzel  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:44:49am

re: #15 bratwurst

I think it was said a little while ago, “The internet is forever.”

19
Lidane  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:44:57am

re: #15 bratwurst

Curt Schilling needs to spend less time on Twitter and more time paying Rhode Island back for his turd of a game studio.

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darthstar  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:45:45am

re: #6 b.d.

Cable News has not seen a headline making factory like Trump maybe ever.

The other candidates will have to start wearing costumes to their own speeches to even get a mention.

Jeb! and Walker are both trying to imitate Trump, with disastrous results. They’re dropping in New Hampshire and Iowa like rocks.

Trump’s reigniting the fight with Megyn Kelly is the best news they’ve had in a few weeks. She’s willing to knock him down a peg for them, so I don’t see the long term benefit of this strategy, but hey, I’m just happy I don’t have Trump’s mind.

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Teukka  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:46:22am

re: #13 mr.fusion

If my theory is correct — and I’m almost certain at this point it is — this will not hurt him in the least

Republican/Conservative voters want a dick. Not just any dick. They want a huge dick. And they crave this huge dick. Donald Trump gives them what they want — once again, just to drive home the point, they want a dick — and they get that from Trump over and over and over again

Ah, but you know the problem with having a contest of who has the biggest dick is? It’s all fun and games until someone totally unexpected comes along, whips his out and make the rest cry and gnash teeth…

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Timothy Watson  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:46:36am

re: #15 bratwurst

In other news from the world of assholes on Twitter:

Embedded Image

He deleted it, but is still in trouble with his employer, ESPN.

He ever pay back that $75 million he owed Rhode Island?

23
The Vicious Babushka  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:46:53am

re: #16 mr.fusion

Oh, please…you act as if there’s something out there that could actually sink him. Trump supported abortion AND single payer AND said that POW’s aren’t heroes AND said he supports the Iran deal. Any single one of those is campaign ending for any other candidate.

Which goes to support my theory of dick thirst from Republican voters. It’s all they want. A dick. And they’re getting it now

HURR HURR TRUMP IS A HILLARY PLANT!!!!! CRUZ2016!!1!!!!!

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WhatEVs  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:46:54am

re: #16 mr.fusion

Oh, please…you act as if there’s something out there that could actually sink him. Trump supported abortion AND single payer AND said that POW’s aren’t heroes AND said he supports the Iran deal. Any single one of those is campaign ending for any other candidate.

Which goes to support my theory of dick thirst from Republican voters. It’s all they want. A dick. And they’re getting it now

Oh, I completely agree! He is definitely the dick they want. The pretzel logic conservatives use to support Trump rivals anything Schneider’s could come up with.

My point was that Kelly wasn’t any harder on Trump during the debate than she was on any of the other candidates standing on that stage, yet Trump continues to be all butthurt all the time with continual whining and complaining.

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Timothy Watson  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:47:46am

Blah, always check the new comments before posting a witty comment because you’ve probably been beaten to it. :/

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WhatEVs  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:48:23am

re: #20 darthstar

Jeb! and Walker are both trying to imitate Trump, with disastrous results. They’re dropping in New Hampshire and Iowa like rocks.

Trump’s reigniting the fight with Megyn Kelly is the best news they’ve had in a few weeks. She’s willing to knock him down a peg for them, so I don’t see the long term benefit of this strategy, but hey, I’m just happy I don’t have Trump’s mind.

That’s because their dickishness isn’t from the heart. They are politicians first. Trump, OTOH, is a dick by nature first and foremost. He is barely a politician - but for the fact that he’s running for POTUS.

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PhillyPretzel  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:48:27am

re: #25 Timothy Watson

Yes that does happen.

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aagcobb  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:48:56am

re: #6 b.d.

Cable News has not seen a headline making factory like Trump maybe ever.

The other candidates will have to start wearing costumes to their own speeches to even get a mention.

Or wear nothing at all.

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Higgs Boson's Mate  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:48:59am
Of course, this could all be kabuki theater, staged to keep pumping up the hateful right wing base Trump’s appealing to. Fox News and Donald Trump are certainly capable of something like that.

This smells like a WWE “feud” to me - not that Trump’s bombastic campaign in any other way resembles something out of the WWE>

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Shiplord Kirel  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:49:03am

Follow up from earlier string:
Frat suspended over ‘freshman daughter drop off’ signs

Imagine a parent seeing this on the first day of school.
These frat drunkards are not reluctant to invoke their own daddies, and daddy’s alleged status, when they think it will get them out of trouble though.

Drunken pissant: “Arrest me? DO YOU KNOW WHO MY DADDY IS?”
Old cop (taking out phone): “Well, no, but let me call your mom and see if she remembers.”

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mr.fusion  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:49:32am

re: #24 WhatEVs

My point was that Kelly wasn’t any harder on Trump during the debate than she was on any of the other candidates standing on that stage, yet Trump continues to be all butthurt all the time with continual whining and complaining.

I actually totally disagree with this. Fox was out for Trump in that debate…..

They asked him about his “sexist” remarks — totally fair game. But they could have asked Chris Christie nearly the exact same question about his interactions with voters. While not sexist, definitely showed a disdain for voters

The “When did you become a Republican” question? They could have asked nearly the same question to Rubio about immigration, or Jeb or Christie about Common Core.

They were out to get Trump —- and it backfired spectacularly

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HappyWarrior  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:49:44am

re: #15 bratwurst

In other news from the world of assholes on Twitter:

Embedded Image

He deleted it, but is still in trouble with his employer, ESPN.

He can fuck off and just talk about baseball. There’s a big difference Muslims which is a much more diverse and unlike Germans transnational. Someone should ask Curt if he thinks there’s a difference between Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Osama Bin Laden.

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Bubblehead II  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:49:48am

re: #17 Teukka

No, that’s from the end scenes of Terminator 3.
[Embedded content]

Video

Thanks.

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aagcobb  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:51:28am

re: #13 mr.fusion

If my theory is correct — and I’m almost certain at this point it is — this will not hurt him in the least

Call it Fusion’s Theory of Republican Dick Thirst

Republican/Conservative voters want a dick. Not just any dick. They want a huge dick. And they crave this huge dick. Donald Trump gives them what they want — once again, just to drive home the point, they want a dick — and they get that from Trump over and over and over again

This. The feud between Trump and Fox is exactly like smack talk between professional wrestlers. Trump gets more attention, Fox gets higher ratings; its a win/win for both of them.

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nines09  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:51:45am

re: #15 bratwurst

In other news from the world of assholes on Twitter:

Embedded Image

He deleted it, but is still in trouble with his employer, ESPN.

Schilling has been an asshole for almost as long as Trump.

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mr.fusion  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:52:46am

re: #26 WhatEVs

That’s because their dickishness isn’t from the heart. They are politicians first. Trump, OTOH, is a dick by nature first and foremost. He is barely a politician - but for the fact that he’s running for POTUS.

Exactly — Republicans can tell the difference between a psuedo-dick and the real deal. They have enough experience with dicks — hell, they’ve been studying dicks for years (Limbaugh, Hannity, et al) — to be able to discern

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WhatEVs  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:53:22am

re: #31 mr.fusion

I actually totally disagree with this. Fox was out for Trump in that debate…..

They asked him about his “sexist” remarks — totally fair game. But they could have asked Chris Christie nearly the exact same question about his interactions with voters. While not sexist, definitely showed a disdain for voters

The “When did you become a Republican” question? They could have asked nearly the same question to Rubio about immigration, or Jeb or Christie about Common Core.

They were out to get Trump —- and it backfired spectacularly

Perhaps you’re right and I will amend what I said to; Fox did ask loaded questions of all the candidates. Kelly hit every candidate with something that could be a Bite You On The Ass question (TBH, I thought the reason they did that was to get it out and over with so it wouldn’t bite them on the ass later in the election cycle). Yet Trump continues to be the only one who is going on and on about it.

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HappyWarrior  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:54:05am

re: #34 aagcobb

This. The feud between Trump and Fox is exactly like smack talk between professional wrestlers. Trump gets more attention, Fox gets higher ratings; its a win/win for both of them.

That’s how I’ve been viewing this “feud” too.

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Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:56:26am

re: #15 bratwurst

This f0cing guy.

I’m inclined to give celebs some space for their opinions, but this….

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goddamnedfrank  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:58:14am

Right on cue.

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Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:58:20am

re: #15 bratwurst

He deleted it

Hurr hurr censorship I just asking questions.

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Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:59:07am

re: #15 bratwurst

Math is staggering

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aagcobb  Aug 25, 2015 • 11:59:10am

re: #20 darthstar

Jeb! and Walker are both trying to imitate Trump, with disastrous results. They’re dropping in New Hampshire and Iowa like rocks.

Trump’s reigniting the fight with Megyn Kelly is the best news they’ve had in a few weeks. She’s willing to knock him down a peg for them, so I don’t see the long term benefit of this strategy, but hey, I’m just happy I don’t have Trump’s mind.

They just don’t know what to do. They thought they were getting into a presidential campaign which has clear rules of conduct and well-known strategies for winning. Now, they find that instead they are contestants in a reality tv show starring Donald Trump, and all of the rules have been thrown out the window. That’s how you have Walker taking three different positions on citizenship in a matter of days, and Jeb trying to sound Trump-like talking about “anchor babies”, then proceeding to insult both Hispanics and Asians as he babbles incoherently. I know I should be “concerned” about Trump, but I am just enjoying his show too much; he has thrown the GOP race into complete and utter turmoil.

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mr.fusion  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:00:05pm

re: #34 aagcobb

This. The feud between Trump and Fox is exactly like smack talk between professional wrestlers. Trump gets more attention, Fox gets higher ratings; its a win/win for both of them.

The only thing about that is, Fox only gets higher ratings if Trump continues to appear on the network. Notice in his response to Ailes he said that you could watch his speech tonight on CNN? No mention of Fox

In the first round of this fight, Trump stayed off of Fox, going to CNN (where he made the blood remark) and doing Morning Joe a couple of times.

If Trump decides to stay away from Fox, then this fight is real and Fox will lose — at least in the short term

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aagcobb  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:00:37pm

re: #36 mr.fusion

Exactly — Republicans can tell the difference between a psuedo-dick and the real deal. They have enough experience with dicks — hell, they’ve been studying dicks for years (Limbaugh, Hannity, et al) — to be able to discern

Exactly, when Jeb tries to be dickish, he just comes off as incoherent. He can’t fake it, and the Base knows it.

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PhillyPretzel  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:00:58pm

re: #40 goddamnedfrank

Perhaps someone should remind that Trump person that Jackie Kennedy spoke to Hispanic crowds in Spanish and it was applauded.

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Jack B. Nimble  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:00:59pm

re: #24 WhatEVs

It’s the same idea behind the constant harping from the right on the “leftist media”. Nowadays the media ties itself in knots trying to be even handed whenever there appears to be a political context to anything no matter how simple and or factually checkable a question is. By banging on about Fox etc. Trump reinforces the idea among his supporters that “those people”, whoever that happens to be, are against him and that they shouldn’t believe what they say.

It’s interesting, he’s trying to create an echo chamber inside another echo chamber.

Let’s see how that work out for him.

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Teukka  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:02:05pm

re: #47 Jack B. Nimble

It’s the same idea behind the constant harping from the right on the “leftist media”. Nowadays the media ties itself in knots trying to be even handed whenever there appears to be a political context to anything no matter how simple and or factually checkable a question is. By banging on about Fox etc. Trump reinforces the idea among his supporters that “those people”, whoever that happens to be, are against him and that they shouldn’t believe what they say.

It’s interesting, he’s trying to create an echo chamber inside another echo chamber.

Let’s see how that work out for him.

Why do I fear something horrific(ally amusing) will happen, like the derpularity being breached or something?

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WhatEVs  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:02:23pm

re: #47 Jack B. Nimble

It’s the same idea behind the constant harping from the right on the “leftist media”. Nowadays the media ties itself in knots trying to be even handed whenever there appears to be a political context to anything no matter how simple and or factually checkable a question is. By banging on about Fox etc. Trump reinforces the idea among his supporters that “those people”, whoever that happens to be, are against him and that they shouldn’t believe what they say.

It’s interesting, he’s trying to create an echo chamber inside another echo chamber.

Let’s see how that work out for him.

Yeah. Fifth Estate. BAH! And so far, it’s working out pretty well for him. :-(

50
KGxvi  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:02:53pm

re: #29 Higgs Boson’s Mate

well, Trump has had a couple of runs in the WWE - as a matter of fact, he’s even in their Hall of Fame

And they did have a couple of guys a few years ago whose angle was basically being teabaggers, calling themselves “real Americans”. So, yeah…

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mr.fusion  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:03:08pm

The ONLY thing Republicans want is someone to be mean to “them.” That is really their only qualification for President.

Doesn’t matter who the “them” is, as long as it’s not “us.” You know….the real Americans

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Bubblehead II  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:04:35pm

re: #15 bratwurst

In other news from the world of assholes on Twitter:

[Embedded content]

He deleted it, but is still in trouble with his employer, ESPN.

And boom.

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lawhawk  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:04:46pm

re: #40 goddamnedfrank

Right on cue.

[Embedded content]

Mexican is a language. Retweeted. What a mo-ron.

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Skip Intro  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:05:07pm

re: #13 mr.fusion

If my theory is correct — and I’m almost certain at this point it is — this will not hurt him in the least

Call it Fusion’s Theory of Republican Dick Thirst

Republican/Conservative voters want a dick. Not just any dick. They want a huge dick. And they crave this huge dick. Donald Trump gives them what they want — once again, just to drive home the point, they want a dick — and they get that from Trump over and over and over again

If they can’t get Limbaugh, Trump is the next best thing.

55
aagcobb  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:05:14pm

re: #44 mr.fusion

The only thing about that is, Fox only gets higher ratings if Trump continues to appear on the network. Notice in his response to Ailes he said that you could watch his speech tonight on CNN? No mention of Fox

In the first round of this fight, Trump stayed off of Fox, going to CNN (where he made the blood remark) and doing Morning Joe a couple of times.

If Trump decides to stay away from Fox, then this fight is real and Fox will lose — at least in the short term

Its the best love hate relationship on tv since Sam and Diane.

56
Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:05:45pm

re: #52 Bubblehead II

And boom.

Wah, political correctness, censorship!!!

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Backwoods_Sleuth  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:06:10pm

Meanwhile in Alaska:

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Nyet  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:06:40pm

So, who is Schilling shilling for?

(don’t beat me up, you know somebody had to)

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Timothy Watson  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:07:26pm

re: #53 lawhawk

Mexican is a language. Retweeted. What a mo-ron.

I am amazed that the original poster didn’t demand that Bush speak “American”.

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Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:07:47pm

re: #57 Backwoods_Sleuth

“The whole Tea Party movement is about fake conservatives.” Rand Paul in Anchorage just now.

LOLwhut?

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Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:08:08pm

re: #57 Backwoods_Sleuth

Rand Paul came to Anchorage Alaska for a 45 minute stump speech. No questions.

Sounds like a good investment of time and money.

/

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Shiplord Kirel  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:09:14pm

re: #53 lawhawk

Mexican is a language. Retweeted. What a mo-ron.

Hard-core, card-carrying libruls speak Cuban.

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Targetpractice  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:09:26pm

re: #57 Backwoods_Sleuth

Meanwhile in Alaska:

[Embedded content]

I notice the bumper crop of bumpkins in this election’s GOP ranks don’t seem to be even bothering to act like anything but rich assholes.

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Fourth Football of the Apocalypse  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:10:08pm

re: #57 Backwoods_Sleuth

“The whole Tea Party movement is about fake conservatives.”

I thought it was about denying healthcare to people, making sure people under water on their mortgages go bankrupt, etc.
/

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HappyWarrior  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:11:19pm

re: #52 Bubblehead II

And boom.

[Embedded content]

War on free speech. //

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HappyWarrior  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:11:53pm

re: #57 Backwoods_Sleuth

Meanwhile in Alaska:

[Embedded content]

Well he’s been sheltered his whole life.

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Backwoods_Sleuth  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:11:55pm

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HappyWarrior  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:13:05pm

re: #54 Skip Intro

If they can’t get Limbaugh, Trump is the next best thing.

Pretty much and what’s honestly frustrating is Trump’s assholishness underscores how really nutty some of these guys actually are. Trump isn’t the most ideologically extreme GOPer running. He is the biggest dick probably and that’s what has catapulted him to front runner status.

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PhillyPretzel  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:14:01pm

re: #68 HappyWarrior

That and he can buy all of the air time he thinks he needs.

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HappyWarrior  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:15:27pm

re: #69 PhillyPretzel

That and he can buy all of the air time he thinks he needs.

Yep.

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Kragar  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:16:00pm

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lawhawk  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:19:37pm

That GOP opponent is Lindsey Graham, who’s not above using a few conspiracy theories of his own, including Benghazi.

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mr.fusion  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:32:24pm

Hey, do you guys remember when Obama was too egotistical for the job of President because he used the pronouns “I,” “Me,” and “My” too much?

Like when The Economist, Fox News, and that great conservative intellectual Charles Krauthammer criticized him for using those pronouns too much?

Remember when Obama was a “narcissist” and that was an insult for someone who wanted to be President?

Why aren’t we hearing that same criticism now about Trump? Liberal media bias I suppose

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darthstar  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:36:40pm

re: #26 WhatEVs

That’s because their dickishness isn’t from the heart. They are politicians first. Trump, OTOH, is a dick by nature first and foremost. He is barely a politician - but for the fact that he’s running for POTUS.

So you’re saying there’s a vas deferens in the dickishness of the candidates…

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Dave In Austin  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:41:22pm

re: #56 Fourth Football of the Apocalypse

Wah, political correctness, censorship!!!

Except when Keith Olbermann does it. Thats different.
(No Sarc Tag Needed)

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HappyWarrior  Aug 25, 2015 • 12:47:42pm

re: #73 mr.fusion

Hey, do you guys remember when Obama was too egotistical for the job of President because he used the pronouns “I,” “Me,” and “My” too much?

Like when The Economist, Fox News, and that great conservative intellectual Charles Krauthammer criticized him for using those pronouns too much?

Remember when Obama was a “narcissist” and that was an insult for someone who wanted to be President?

Why aren’t we hearing that same criticism now about Trump? Liberal media bias I suppose

Seriously this is a guy who actually has bragged about his looks and his money but nope no “Dr Krauthammer” or Ablow to pronounce him a narcissist.

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No Country For Old Haters  Aug 25, 2015 • 1:01:44pm

re: #73 mr.fusion

Remember when Obama was a “narcissist” and that was an insult for someone who wanted to be President?

Why aren’t we hearing that same criticism now about Trump? Liberal media bias I suppose

Because a white guy can’t be uppity, which is what they obviously really mean when they call Obama a narcissist.

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Eventual Carrion  Aug 25, 2015 • 1:30:14pm

re: #73 mr.fusion

Hey, do you guys remember when Obama was too egotistical for the job of President because he used the pronouns “I,” “Me,” and “My” too much?

Like when The Economist, Fox News, and that great conservative intellectual Charles Krauthammer criticized him for using those pronouns too much?

Remember when Obama was a “narcissist” and that was an insult for someone who wanted to be President?

Why aren’t we hearing that same criticism now about Trump? Liberal media bias I suppose

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The Pandemic Cost 7 Million Lives, but Talks to Prevent a Repeat Stall In late 2021, as the world reeled from the arrival of the highly contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus, representatives of almost 200 countries met - some online, some in-person in Geneva - hoping to forestall a future worldwide ...
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