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Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson compared the Islamic State terrorist group to American patriots willing to die for freedom.
Carson praised Americans who are willing to die for their beliefs at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting outside San Diego Thursday.
Carson then mentions ISIS.
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness," he said as Republican officials from across the country interrupted him with applause. "We have to change that."
Commonly known as ISIS, the Islamic State group has been responsible for hundreds of deaths across the Middle East in recent months. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for recent beheadings of Western journalists and aid workers. One of the suspects in the recent Paris terror attacks claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.
Carson defended his comments saying it is "ridiculous" to say he was comparing American patriots to the Islamic State.
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
So should Fox ignore the story the way NBC and others are ignoring stories like Obama releasing terrorists from GITMO into Arab society?
I didn't even see a quote discussing it, so who knows what he really said.
The point Ben made was they were dedicated to their core beliefs, I think that's valid. He should have said that American Progressives are equally as dedicated and for the exact same wrong reasons
Oh, I agree with you that this is what Ben Carson intended.
So, why is FOX making a bruhahaha about it? Why the headline that will cast doubt upon him? Why?
Hmmmmmmmm..................................
I have no idea. I don't watch the news, I don't listen to talk radio.
I heard Carson say he wasn't a Republican. So that makes it a little unlikely he'll get the Republican nomination, fox or no fox.
And where did you hear this?
The quote doesn't mention ISIS.Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson compared the Islamic State terrorist group to American patriots willing to die for freedom.
Carson praised Americans who are willing to die for their beliefs at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting outside San Diego Thursday.
Carson then mentions ISIS.
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness," he said as Republican officials from across the country interrupted him with applause. "We have to change that."
Commonly known as ISIS, the Islamic State group has been responsible for hundreds of deaths across the Middle East in recent months. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for recent beheadings of Western journalists and aid workers. One of the suspects in the recent Paris terror attacks claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.
Carson defended his comments saying it is "ridiculous" to say he was comparing American patriots to the Islamic State.
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
So should Fox ignore the story the way NBC and others are ignoring stories like Obama releasing terrorists from GITMO into Arab society?
I didn't even see a quote discussing it, so who knows what he really said.
Uhh, I quoted material in the OP.
Here is a quote again:
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness,"
I see you are getting the point. However, surely there is video. ...The quote doesn't mention ISIS.Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson compared the Islamic State terrorist group to American patriots willing to die for freedom.
Carson praised Americans who are willing to die for their beliefs at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting outside San Diego Thursday.
Carson then mentions ISIS.
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness," he said as Republican officials from across the country interrupted him with applause. "We have to change that."
Commonly known as ISIS, the Islamic State group has been responsible for hundreds of deaths across the Middle East in recent months. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for recent beheadings of Western journalists and aid workers. One of the suspects in the recent Paris terror attacks claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.
Carson defended his comments saying it is "ridiculous" to say he was comparing American patriots to the Islamic State.
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
So should Fox ignore the story the way NBC and others are ignoring stories like Obama releasing terrorists from GITMO into Arab society?
I didn't even see a quote discussing it, so who knows what he really said.
Uhh, I quoted material in the OP.
Here is a quote again:
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness,"
A) Where in the Fox story was there any mention of "pulling the plug" or otherwise letting Carson go as a contributor?Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson compared the Islamic State terrorist group to American patriots willing to die for freedom.
Carson praised Americans who are willing to die for their beliefs at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting outside San Diego Thursday.
Carson then mentions ISIS.
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness," he said as Republican officials from across the country interrupted him with applause. "We have to change that."
Commonly known as ISIS, the Islamic State group has been responsible for hundreds of deaths across the Middle East in recent months. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for recent beheadings of Western journalists and aid workers. One of the suspects in the recent Paris terror attacks claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.
Carson defended his comments saying it is "ridiculous" to say he was comparing American patriots to the Islamic State.
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
Carson said the enemy has their "values" and is willing to die for them. He then said we are dismissing our values by giving in to left wing political cowardice. Valid point. Fox was wrong. Needed a "breaking news" headline.Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson compared the Islamic State terrorist group to American patriots willing to die for freedom.
Carson praised Americans who are willing to die for their beliefs at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting outside San Diego Thursday.
Carson then mentions ISIS.
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness," he said as Republican officials from across the country interrupted him with applause. "We have to change that."
Commonly known as ISIS, the Islamic State group has been responsible for hundreds of deaths across the Middle East in recent months. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for recent beheadings of Western journalists and aid workers. One of the suspects in the recent Paris terror attacks claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.
Carson defended his comments saying it is "ridiculous" to say he was comparing American patriots to the Islamic State.
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
They showed a snippet of it, but I don't remember a tie into ISIS. The full context is lost without seeing it in it's entirety.I see you are getting the point. However, surely there is video. ...The quote doesn't mention ISIS.Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson compared the Islamic State terrorist group to American patriots willing to die for freedom.
Carson praised Americans who are willing to die for their beliefs at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting outside San Diego Thursday.
Carson then mentions ISIS.
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness," he said as Republican officials from across the country interrupted him with applause. "We have to change that."
Commonly known as ISIS, the Islamic State group has been responsible for hundreds of deaths across the Middle East in recent months. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for recent beheadings of Western journalists and aid workers. One of the suspects in the recent Paris terror attacks claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.
Carson defended his comments saying it is "ridiculous" to say he was comparing American patriots to the Islamic State.
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
So should Fox ignore the story the way NBC and others are ignoring stories like Obama releasing terrorists from GITMO into Arab society?
I didn't even see a quote discussing it, so who knows what he really said.
Uhh, I quoted material in the OP.
Here is a quote again:
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness,"
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"Fox was wrong"Carson said the enemy has their "values" and is willing to die for them. He then said we are dismissing our values by giving in to left wing political cowardice. Valid point. Fox was wrong. Needed a "breaking news" headline.Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson compared the Islamic State terrorist group to American patriots willing to die for freedom.
Carson praised Americans who are willing to die for their beliefs at the Republican National Committee's winter meeting outside San Diego Thursday.
Carson then mentions ISIS.
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness," he said as Republican officials from across the country interrupted him with applause. "We have to change that."
Commonly known as ISIS, the Islamic State group has been responsible for hundreds of deaths across the Middle East in recent months. Islamic State militants claimed responsibility for recent beheadings of Western journalists and aid workers. One of the suspects in the recent Paris terror attacks claimed allegiance to the Islamic State group.
Carson defended his comments saying it is "ridiculous" to say he was comparing American patriots to the Islamic State.
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
They showed a snippet of it, but I don't remember a tie into ISIS. The full context is lost without seeing it in it's entirety.I see you are getting the point. However, surely there is video. ...The quote doesn't mention ISIS.Rut-roh! Fox news already going after Ben Carson... guess someone upstairs doesn't like him so much....
Presidential prospect Ben Carson makes questionable comparison Fox News
So, who told FOX to pull the plug on Carson?
So should Fox ignore the story the way NBC and others are ignoring stories like Obama releasing terrorists from GITMO into Arab society?
I didn't even see a quote discussing it, so who knows what he really said.
Uhh, I quoted material in the OP.
Here is a quote again:
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness,"
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Like I've said many times before.....Fox reports the news. They don't censor big stories to protect their ideology like other news outlets regularly do.
Yepp. But Fox found that controversial. ...I think Carson is referring to passion for a cause and the willingness to give up your life for that cause
You have to admit, journalists are still mostly liberal. Even if they work for Fox, their core values continue to ooze out of their pores and leak into their stories.They showed a snippet of it, but I don't remember a tie into ISIS. The full context is lost without seeing it in it's entirety.I see you are getting the point. However, surely there is video. ...The quote doesn't mention ISIS.So should Fox ignore the story the way NBC and others are ignoring stories like Obama releasing terrorists from GITMO into Arab society?
I didn't even see a quote discussing it, so who knows what he really said.
Uhh, I quoted material in the OP.
Here is a quote again:
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness,"
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Like I've said many times before.....Fox reports the news. They don't censor big stories to protect their ideology like other news outlets regularly do.
Uhm, ok. ...
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Really?You have to admit, journalists are still mostly liberal. Even if they work for Fox, their core values continue to ooze out of their pores and leak into their stories.They showed a snippet of it, but I don't remember a tie into ISIS. The full context is lost without seeing it in it's entirety.I see you are getting the point. However, surely there is video. ...The quote doesn't mention ISIS.Uhh, I quoted material in the OP.
Here is a quote again:
"They got the wrong philosophy, but they're willing to die for what they believe, while we are busily giving away every belief and every value for the sake of political correctness,"
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Like I've said many times before.....Fox reports the news. They don't censor big stories to protect their ideology like other news outlets regularly do.
Uhm, ok. ...
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Depends on your perspective. Still, we haven't seen the full story, so it takes a giant leap to draw the conclusion that he's actually saying ISIS is like patriots in our history.Yepp. But Fox found that controversial. ...I think Carson is referring to passion for a cause and the willingness to give up your life for that cause
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Was the story written by either of them?Hume is liberal? Hannity is liberal?
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Oh, I'm not disagreeing with you. So, why did Fox do this?Depends on your perspective. Still, we haven't seen the full story, so it takes a giant leap to draw the conclusion that he's actually saying ISIS is like patriots in our history.Yepp. But Fox found that controversial. ...I think Carson is referring to passion for a cause and the willingness to give up your life for that cause
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Usually I agree with what Ben Carson says, but sometimes even the best orators says something that could be misunderstood or misinterpreted.
GOP candidates are better off not speaking at all, because it makes it harder for the press to cut them off at the knees.
Oh, I'm not disagreeing with you. So, why did Fox do this?Depends on your perspective. Still, we haven't seen the full story, so it takes a giant leap to draw the conclusion that he's actually saying ISIS is like patriots in our history.Yepp. But Fox found that controversial. ...I think Carson is referring to passion for a cause and the willingness to give up your life for that cause
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Usually I agree with what Ben Carson says, but sometimes even the best orators says something that could be misunderstood or misinterpreted.
GOP candidates are better off not speaking at all, because it makes it harder for the press to cut them off at the knees.
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