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Chief of FOX Roger Ailes and other media are starting to feel what I felt for a while: iron grip of dictator Obama and his ilk Anit (Mao) Dunn, Rahm (Beria) Emanuel, David (Goebbels) Axelrod

Posted on | October 23, 2009 | 8 Comments

 
Barack Obama Continues to “Wag The Fox” Gets Bitch Slapped Instead

SLAM!! The White House got a major league bitch slap today as it tried to escalate its censorship of Fox News but received no cooperation from the other networks. On today’s special report host Bret Bair told the story of Obama’s foolishness (see video below). 

“Today there was an announcement by the administration,” Baier said. “They were putting out the pay czar, Kenneth Feinberg, as we showed you earlier for the White House pool – that Feinberg would be doing a round-robin interviews with the five-network pool that covers the White House – basically shares the costs and the daily coverage duties of covering the president.

The press pool is made up of the 5 major news organizations including CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX.  FOX has been a member of the White House press pool since 1997.
Officials invited the entire press corps to the round robin interview process with the express exception of FOX News. The Washington Bureau Chiefs of all of the 5 major networks consulted.  The group agreed that if FOX were not allowed to participate, that they would boycott the interview with Feinberg in protest.

Take THAT Mr President. You have damaged your personal credibility, but worse you have damaged the office which you hold.

Charles Krauthammer warns the president that Fox News President Roger Ailes doesn’t scare easily, even with a POTUS who uses Nixonian Tactics:

Fox wars The ‘post-partisan’ president makes an enemies list

By Charles Krauthammer

Rahm Emanuel once sent a dead fish to a live pollster. Now he’s put a horse’s head in Roger Ailes’s bed.

Not very subtle. And not very smart. Ailes doesn’t scare easily.

The White House has declared war on Fox News. White House communications director Anita Dunn said that Fox is “opinion journalism masquerading as news.” Patting rival networks on the head for their authenticity (read: docility), senior adviser David Axelrod declared Fox “not really a news station.” And Chief of Staff Emanuel told (warned?) the other networks not to “be led [by] and following Fox.”

Meaning? If Fox runs a story critical of the administration — from exposing “green jobs” czar Van Jones as a loony 9/11 “truther” to exhaustively examining the mathematical chicanery and hidden loopholes in proposed health-care legislation — the other news organizations should think twice before following the lead.

The signal to corporations is equally clear: You might have dealings with a federal behemoth that not only disburses more than $3 trillion every year but is extending its reach ever deeper into private industry — finance, autos, soon health care and energy. Think twice before you run an ad on Fox.

At first, there was little reaction from other media. Then on Thursday, the administration tried to make them complicit in an actual boycott of Fox. The Treasury Department made available Ken Feinberg, the executive pay czar, for interviews with the White House “pool” news organizations — except Fox. The other networks admirably refused, saying they would not interview Feinberg unless Fox was permitted to as well. The administration backed down.

This was an important defeat because there’s a principle at stake here. While government can and should debate and criticize opposition voices, the current White House goes beyond that. It wants to delegitimize any significant dissent. The objective is no secret. White House aides openly told Politico that they’re engaged in a deliberate campaign to marginalize and ostracize recalcitrants, from Fox to health insurers to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

There’s nothing illegal about such search-and-destroy tactics. Nor unconstitutional. But our politics are defined not just by limits of legality or constitutionality. We have norms, Madisonian norms.

Madison argued that the safety of a great republic, its defense against tyranny, requires the contest between factions or interests. His insight was to understand “the greater security afforded by a greater variety of parties.” They would help guarantee liberty by checking and balancing and restraining each other — and an otherwise imperious government.

Factions should compete, but they should also recognize the legitimacy of other factions and, indeed, their necessity for a vigorous self-regulating democracy. Seeking to deliberately undermine, delegitimize and destroy is not Madisonian. It is Nixonian.

But didn’t Teddy Roosevelt try to destroy the trusts? Of course, but what he took down was monopoly power that was extinguishing smaller independent competing interests. Fox News is no monopoly. It is a singular minority in a sea of liberal media. ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, NPR, CNN, MSNBC vs. Fox. The lineup is so unbalanced as to be comical — and that doesn’t even include the other commanding heights of the culture that are firmly, flagrantly liberal: Hollywood, the foundations, the universities, the elite newspapers.

Fox and its viewers (numbering more than those of CNN and MSNBC combined) need no defense. Defend Fox compared to whom? To CNN — which recently unleashed its fact-checkers on a “Saturday Night Live” skit mildly critical of President Obama, but did no checking of a grotesquely racist remark that CNN falsely attributed to Rush Limbaugh?

Defend Fox from whom? Fox’s flagship 6 o’clock evening news out of Washington (hosted by Bret Baier, formerly by Brit Hume) is, to my mind, the best hour of news on television. (Definitive evidence: My mother watches it even on the odd night when I’m not on.) Defend Fox from the likes of Anita Dunn? She’s been attacked for extolling Mao’s political philosophy in a speech at a high school graduation. But the critics miss the surpassing stupidity of her larger point: She was invoking Mao as support and authority for her impassioned plea for individuality and trusting one’s own choices. Mao as champion of individuality? Mao, the greatest imposer of mass uniformity in modern history, creator of a slave society of a near-billion worker bees wearing Mao suits and waving the Little Red Book?

The White House communications director cannot be trusted to address high schoolers without uttering inanities. She and her cohorts are now to instruct the country on truth and objectivity?
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8 Responses to “Chief of FOX Roger Ailes and other media are starting to feel what I felt for a while: iron grip of dictator Obama and his ilk Anit (Mao) Dunn, Rahm (Beria) Emanuel, David (Goebbels) Axelrod”

  1. Michelle
    October 23rd, 2009 @ 11:02 am

    Dear Dr. Orly-I cannot see any difference between the Mob and these various totalitarian governments or philosophies. They look alike, they act alike and underneath it all is total corruption. One of the best books I ever read was The Godfather by Mario Puzo. Since I’m originally from Chicago and surrounding suburbs we did have knowledge of the Mob boys (personal and headlines in the newspapers-Mob hits always front page news). I always thought
    the power the Mafia Dons had was fiery but when I read the godfather it is ice cold-power and control to the nth degree. I was surprised to learn from the book, the Italian Mob started out pure and with the best of intentions (to protect their newly immigrated people and to help them), but absolute power corrupts absolutely and they degenerated into control freaks and murderers. To me the movie was a disappointment it was like a bunch of Italians at a wedding, the book was so informative it really showed the dark side of power and the means and tools and weapons used to hold onto that power. All of these nefarious systems are a scourge and evil-in the history of the world has any good been done by them. You can search forever and not find one good thing.

  2. Harry H
    October 23rd, 2009 @ 1:50 pm

    You pegged Dunn/Emanuel/Axelrod right–they are enablers (and worse) of collectivist demagoguery. Actually, David Axelrod is Obuma’s handler, I believe, while Rahm Emanuel runs the shop of horrors and Dunn tries to keep lipstick painted on the pig.

    Fox News is not perfect, but it’s the best national TV news we have, for which we have to be grateful. Without Fox, there is no national televised journalism that deserves the name.

  3. aprilnovember811
    October 23rd, 2009 @ 4:21 pm

    Can anyone offer an opinion why, with the destruction caused by Obama and his fellow marxists, FOX still refuses to talk about his lack of eligibility?

  4. Clay Phillips
    October 23rd, 2009 @ 5:41 pm

    I cant believe congress has let this go to the

    extent that it is. stop this man with the power’s that congress has.

  5. Keep The Change
    October 23rd, 2009 @ 7:33 pm

    I don’t watch very much television news anymore. But, if on the odd chance I did, it would be Fox. If Fox was “taken down”, then I wouldn’t watch ANY news, because why poison your mind with the alternative?

  6. Joseph S Weglarz
    October 25th, 2009 @ 10:26 am

    Go Fox,at least we know the commie WH listen’s to Fox and Rush everyday
    Go Fox, I hope Fox even gets tougher
    on the commie WH

  7. Joseph S Weglarz
    October 25th, 2009 @ 10:33 am

    Why did our forefathers die and fight for freedom
    in every country and ours for 200 years,and the liberal commie wh wants to take our freedom in 1 year,,,,,WHY,,,,Why don’t
    the Republician’s do something ?
    Why doesn’t someone speak up?

  8. Joseph S Weglarz
    October 25th, 2009 @ 10:46 am

    We need to meet at our local town’s
    court house, like tea party’s and take the oath
    to defend our freedom from this commie w h.
    A lot of people I talk to say that is a great Idea,and give everyone who takes the oath a pin
    to put on their shirt or hat.
    We need to do something.
    Do we call it defenders of freedom, I will come back to this site ,to see if anyone has any Idea’s,,,,man we need to do something to protest these commie’s, Joe