danoyse
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It is trivial, both instances; calling Palin would be asinine as well, I DON'T what him calling anyone. I believe that no one should be called, understand?
But you were asking earlier why he didn't call over Maher's comments:
If Obama believes the comments made by Rush, were inappropriate enough to warrant a phone call by the President of the US, why is the same not done for someone of the opposing political side?
He doesn't care what Liberal pundits/commentators/comedians/etc. say, and he's no mediator. He only gets involved when it benefits him.
Like when Sarah Palin quit being governor of Alaska? Who did that benefit? The people of her state elected her to do a job, and she walked out on them for her own benefit. She'll complain (and rightly so) when she or someone in her family is slandered, but she'll do photo ops with Ted Nugent, who said disgusting things about women? That she won't condemn Rush for the things that he said about Sandra Fluke? That she wouldn't condemn Rush for calling people "******s" when she flew into a rage a week earlier when Rahm Emmanuel used the same word? That she demanded David Letterman be fired for a joke about her daughter but is only now calling for Bill Maher's head?
Obama is a politician running for president. The loudest mouthpiece for the Republican party spent three days calling a private citizen a ****e (not to mention slandered all the female students at Georgetown), and while that party tried to pretend it didn't happen, he took the opportunity to reach out and talk to her.
The question is...why didn't anyone else who wants that job in White House try to do the same?
Other networks did not report (on this level) any comments made by Maher, against Sarah Palin, in the past.
Also, they were not covering the obvious hypocrisy of our president.
Both things, Fox News did first.
Remember, Sarah Palin is an example, not the focus.
No, they're dragging a story back into focus so they won't have to talk about the actual story.
You really think Bill Maher hasn't had to pay for the consequences of his actions? He lost a show over comments he made after 9/11. If this show wasn't on HBO, he'd have lost that show too for the name-calling he does.
Rush, in the meantime, has spent years demeaning people in so many offensive ways and has never lost his show.
And you're really going to play the "the media never pays attention to Bill Maher!" card?
If networks reported every time Bill Maher said an offensive word over a public figure, there would be no room left for the rest of the news. Sarah Palin is not a princess from on high that is exempt from criticism, especially when she's devoted the last few years of her career to being a blithering idiot.
Fox News is the highest-rated cable news network in the country. They are the media. They can't go acting like they're some helpless little channel that doesn't its news stories noticed.
Agreed, please read my comments in their entirety.
I have. And you keep changing them every time you get proven wrong.