Sesame Shill? PBS Accused of Showing Anti-Fox Bias “On the Street”

180px-Foxnewslogo.svgAEOrangeOscarWhile conservatives believe that the Pledge of Allegiance “drives Liberals crazy,” Sesame Street seems to have the same effect on them. Conservatives are outraged by what they view as a dissing from Oscar the Grouch and an unnamed muppet who referred to a network called “Pox News” in a dismissive way.

On the show, it is clear that the Grouch in fact watches GNN — the Grouchy News Network. However, GNN (a reference to CNN) is turning off by the other muppet who announces “I am changing the channel. From now on I am watching ‘Pox’ News. Now there is a trashy news show.”

One critic complains “The message is clear, I can’t even sit my kids in front of “Sesame Street” without having to worry about the Left attempting to undermine my authority. And don’t tell me, ‘If you don’t like it change the channel.’ There are no channels left! It’s everywhere.”

The absence of any muppet audience for MSNBC may require some attention by the network and review of their business plan. Of course, Glenn Beck is believed to be an actual muppet, which should give Fox an advantage:

There may also be an advantage to open pandering to the muppet demographic:

For the full story, click here.

42 Responses to “Sesame Shill? PBS Accused of Showing Anti-Fox Bias “On the Street””


  1. 1 nal 1, November 6, 2009 at 11:57 am

    We certainly don’t want children questioning authority. That’s a slippery slope that could lead to …

    I’ll have to get back to you on that.

  2. 2 Buddha Is Laughing 1, November 6, 2009 at 12:06 pm

    lol Well played, nal.

  3. 3 Mike Spindell 1, November 6, 2009 at 12:17 pm

    Any effort to expand children’s minds is a threat to today’s faux conservatives and fundamentalists. They see intelligence and a questioning authority as subversion. A docile child, parroting Mom and Dad’s viewpoints is the ideal. Look what it’s done for William Kristol.

  4. 4 John Puma 1, November 6, 2009 at 12:53 pm

    If kids “get” the joke, then their parents may have already exposed them to fatal levels of the FOX Fraud & Fantasy Folks.

  5. 5 Elaine M. 1, November 6, 2009 at 1:14 pm

    I’d say POX News would be a more appropriate name for that cable news(?) network.

    Don’t you just love the rantings of the human muppet Glenn Beck? That fellow has gone way past crazy. Here’s a little poem I wrote about him several months ago:

    Dead Beckoning: A Poem about Glenn Beck

    He’s nuttier than a fruitcake.
    He’s as crazy as a loon.
    He’s got bats up in his belfry—
    And he howls at the moon.

    He’s a little low on neurons
    And his brain’s stuck in first gear.
    This nincompoop Neanderthal
    Takes joy spreading fear.

    He cries for love of country…
    While pondering its doom
    With other “prescient” experts
    In his fantasized War Room.

    He talks about disasters
    That might befall our nation
    At some dates in the future.
    It’s just right wing titillation.

    His ratings keep on soaring
    And his TV show’s a hit.
    Some folks are fascinated
    By the rantings of this twit!

    He praises folks like Cheney.
    Our President? He knocks.
    His comrades at the channel—
    Chris and Bill O.—think he rocks.

    You can watch Beck blaze on cable.
    He’s the bright new star at FOX.

    Here’s one of Beck’s War Room segments:

  6. 6 Dredd 1, November 6, 2009 at 2:50 pm

    … a network called “Pox News” … LOL!

  7. 7 TX Dem 1, November 6, 2009 at 4:29 pm

    To answer Nal;

    Children who question authority leads to more…liberals.

    Elaine;

    Clever poem! I look forward to a future one about CNN’s resident lunatic, Lou Dobbs.

  8. 8 puzzling 1, November 6, 2009 at 4:53 pm

    Taxpayers should not subsidize television programming.

    A show with the audience of Sesame Street is clearly commercially viable. Why do we need to subsidize it through PBS? Is the educational programming on Nickelodeon subsidized? Noggin?

    More broadly, government financing of a network channel invites interference in public affairs programming, including programming on the government itself. PBS content should be privatized, and not promoted by government.

    Taxpayers should not subsidize religion through the tax system.

    A business offering salvation and canned morality is clearly commercially viable. Why do we need to subsidize it through 501(c)(3) tax exemptions? Is the joy of worshipping sports idols subsidized? Hollywood celebrities?

    More broadly, government financing of religion invites interference in public policy, as we have experienced with faith based initiatives and abstinence education. Religion should be treated like any other business, and not promoted by government.

  9. 9 Mike Spindell 1, November 6, 2009 at 5:52 pm

    “A show with the audience of Sesame Street is clearly commercially viable. Why do we need to subsidize it through PBS? Is the educational programming on Nickelodeon subsidized? Noggin?”

    Having Grandchildre now I’ve had a chance to look at commercial programming for children. It is putrid and puerile. Besides that rather than develop an appreciation of literature and learning, it commercializes, homogenizing and rotting children’s minds. See how disney, for instance, now presents Winnie the Pooh. This doesn’t even speak to the fact that children’s commercial programming exists to sell the kids through subtle and not so subtle propaganda. Part of the dumbing down and fattening up of America stems directly from children’s programming.

    Secondly, some of the best adult programming on television is broadcast on PBS. Compare any of the historical documentaries produced by Ken Burns, to the crap on the so-called history channel. A non-commercial broadcast system is essential to the production of programming that uplifts us all, rather than simply being another source of commercial propaganda that is helping to destroy this country. GE for inatance “Brings good Things to Life” sometimes and other times produces the weaponry of death. conservatives must begin to understand that Corporatism is not in the Constitution, nor is commercialism.
    That path is the straightest line to tryranny, oppression and loss of freedom.

    There ain’t no free market, never was and the belief in it has not only caused much tragedy, but also represents corporate hypocrisy, because they don’t want a free market, just to be left alone to carry on their hideous con game.

  10. 10 Mike Appleton 1, November 6, 2009 at 6:11 pm

    Elaine, I just want to let you know that I’ve been getting a real kick out of your poems. You have the rare ability to skewer ideas and personalities with spare and clever phrasing.

  11. 11 rafflaw 1, November 6, 2009 at 6:20 pm

    I always knew there was a reason why I liked Oscar the Grouch!

  12. 12 Blouise 1, November 6, 2009 at 6:24 pm

    “Sunny days … sweepin’ the clouds away ….”

  13. 13 Mike Appleton 1, November 6, 2009 at 6:24 pm

    I am amused by the concerns of those who truly believe that their “authority” over their children can be undermined by an institution like Sesame Street. In fact, through all of their growing up years, I repeatedly urged my three kids to challenge authority, to distrust the official line and to rethink what their elders have insisted to be the “truth.” And the result of my efforts to instill the lessons learned in the ’60s? One anarchist libertarian, one completely apolitical conformist and one staunch Republican who subscribes only to the Wall Street Journal and wonders at my seeming lack of acquisitiveness. Glenn Beck and his minions are afraid of their own shadows.

  14. 14 Elaine M. 1, November 6, 2009 at 6:30 pm

    TX Dem–

    Thanks for the Dobbs suggestion. I didn’t have him on my list of subjects to “skewer” with verse. He’s had a touch of Beckamania of late.

    Mike A.–

    I’m glad you’re enjoying my verses. It was Sarah Palin who first inspired my poetic vitriol last fall. I called my poems about her Palinoems. After the election, I stopped writing political light verses for a while until I saw Tom DeLay’s face on the television screen one evening in late February. He got me revved up to wax poetic once again.

    I’ll have to leave you with one of my Limbaughrhymes. It’s a terse verse.

    A Couplet about Rush Limbaugh

    A pompous, porcine bag of gas.
    I tell myself—this, too, shall pass.

  15. 15 puzzling 1, November 6, 2009 at 6:37 pm

    “… they [corporations] don’t want a free market, just to be left alone to carry on their hideous con game.”

    It would be one thing if corporations were content to be left alone. Instead, they use the power of government to create advantages (like taxes and regulation), that favor them. ADM / ethanol mandates. Banks / fractional reserve lending. Pharmaceuticals / FDA barriers to entry. This is not the role of government, and it is not a free market. It’s corporatism.

    “[Commercial children's programming] commercializes, homogenizing and rotting children’s minds. See how disney, for instance, now presents Winnie the Pooh. This doesn’t even speak to the fact that children’s commercial programming exists to sell the kids through subtle and not so subtle propaganda.”

    I checked with The Count, and he notes that Sesame Street’s 2007 licensing and merchandising revenue was $137M and growing. My guess is that overall commercial sales of Sesame Street products (like Tickle-Me-Elmo), exceed $1B annually. Sounds like commercialism to me.

    PBS has actively used its subsidized network channels to seek even more tax dollars! In times when the legislature sought to limit PBS funding, the network actively aired ads to “save public broadcasting!” with legislative contact information.

    If taxpayer-subsidized content has such critical value to society, shouldn’t the government begin to buy up other media? Newspapers? Websites? Movie studios?

  16. 16 Mike Appleton 1, November 6, 2009 at 6:41 pm

    Elaine, LMAO. Limbaugh in 13 words.

  17. 17 Buddha Is Laughing 1, November 6, 2009 at 7:08 pm

    Elaine,

    Truly that was art. Concise and with vivid imagery, even Basho would applaud.

    You get the A+ and a gold star.

  18. 18 John 1, November 6, 2009 at 7:29 pm

    His war against Fox News is absolutely stupid. For this reason (and several more), I certainly will not vote for President Obama again. Make no mistake, only if Hell freezes over.

  19. 19 Elaine M. 1, November 6, 2009 at 7:49 pm

    John–

    I think it unlikely that hell will freeze over–especially because of global warming. The freezing of the netherworld would be a terrible thing anyway. Where would all of us secular humanists, agnostics, liberals, socialists, atheists, progressives, etc., go to “toast” one another at the end of our lives?

    Jeeves, get me my battery-operated fan and a pitcher of mojitos–I’m heading for Hades!

  20. 20 Elaine M. 1, November 6, 2009 at 7:53 pm

    Mika A.–

    I have to admit I do take pleasure in penning some of my political verses.

    Buddha–

    Thanks for the gold star and the A+. If you were here with me now, you’d see that I’m blushing…because I’m so bashoful

  21. 21 John 1, November 6, 2009 at 9:46 pm

    Elaine M:

    I can tell that you are not one to use a word that might send a reader to the dictionary.

  22. 22 Anonymously Yours 1, November 6, 2009 at 10:13 pm

    I am aghast at what I have read here. What no one bias slant towards either party. The extremes which seem to be in control of coverage will have no audience and if no audience then where must Nancy Grace go? These are advertising dollars you are talking about. Surely you jest….I am telling.

    nal, good to see that you are speeding up the read. Hail nal, hail nal.

    Elaine M,

    I would just love another poem. If even more provoking that. Good quality teachers are gone. I see you had said you retired.

  23. 23 Elaine M. 1, November 6, 2009 at 10:48 pm

    AY–

    Yes, I retired and now have plenty of free time to write–both political verses and children’s poetry.

    I wrote some couplets about political pop singers. Following are two of my “two-liners.” They may not be “provoking”…still, I hope you enjoy them.

    **********

    Glenn Beck & Michele Bachamann

    Crazy Glenn harmonizes with a bug-eyed chanteuse—
    A duo of right wing musical abuse

    **********

    Liz Cheney & Pa

    The spawn of Lady Macbeth and her snarly fella
    Singing torture songs a cappella

  24. 24 Blouise 1, November 6, 2009 at 11:35 pm

    Elaine M. on Rush L

    “A pompous, porcine bag of gas.
    I tell myself—this, too, shall pass.”

    For this verse alone I nominate you as Poet Laureate of this blog with all the honors, responsibilities, and distinct duties implied. A laurel crown be on thy head.

  25. 25 lottakatz 1, November 7, 2009 at 12:17 am

    Blouise: “Elaine M. on Rush L

    “A pompous, porcine bag of gas.
    I tell myself—this, too, shall pass.”

    For this verse alone I nominate you as Poet Laureate of this blog with all the honors, responsibilities, and distinct duties implied. A laurel crown be on thy head.”

    ———–

    I second that nomination.

  26. 26 Anonymously Yours 1, November 7, 2009 at 8:16 am

    Elaine M,

    Good Vim. Ever heard of the Machine Heads? I am open to most music and like to read the lyrics (go figure) toooo bad the music is heavy metal. If people would only learn to understand what they read. This reminds me of Led Zeppelins Stairway to Heaven “words have two meanings.”

    Machine Head Vim lyrics

    Words of the righteous
    We will not bend
    The odds keep stacking up against
    Strengthen our self endurance
    Break down the cycle
    Of errors past
    We have to face up to the truth
    Relinquish every grudge or bruise
    Every ounce of strength grasps
    One solid dream
    Violent soul
    Will be whole
    We have to face up to it
    For every second we’re alive
    Let our light shine
    To our grave, we must pave
    A path for us to rise from
    Power surge, kills the urge
    Life and death collide
    Smash all the boundaries
    That hold us down
    Hold on to everything that loves
    Let go of anything that starves
    People with envy will hold us down
    Freedom is just a cut away
    Nothing can pass our life away
    Every ounce of strength grasps
    One solid dream
    Violent soul
    Will be whole
    We have to face up to it
    For every second we’re alive
    Let our light shine bright
    To our grave, we must pave
    A path for us to rise from
    Power surge, kills the urge
    Life and death collide
    We take life’s ebb and flow
    Testament to the things we know
    With the fight, we must roll
    Strength will follow
    Tooth and nail for the ground that we hold
    Failures from the start but we still grow
    Heads held high, rally for throne
    Holding our own
    Not just words we’ll show you so
    I can’t remember
    These doubts I must dismember
    And trust in whole
    Follow your own lightness
    Follow your sound
    Believe in me
    ‘Cause I believe in you

  27. 27 Buddha Is Laughing 1, November 7, 2009 at 9:12 am

    Speaking of POX News and schills, I found this an interesting read about their pet lunatic Glenn Beck. mepso, you in particular might appreciate an article that links Buckley and Beck to Socrates and Cleon. And I must confess, I do get a little teary eyed over Buckley now whenever I see that clown Beck. At least he was a rational and honorable opponent if often completely wrong. Beck makes me hear circus music every time I see him.

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/laphams-quarterly/perfecting-the-paranoid-s_b_347037.html

  28. 28 mespo727272 1, November 7, 2009 at 9:40 am

    Buddha:

    I hear the calliope too when that clown comes on. I ‘ll read that article. Come to think of it, a calliope is a pretty fair description of Beck:

    “A calliope is a musical instrument that produces sound by sending a gas, originally steam or more recently compressed air, through large whistles, …” –Wiki

  29. 29 mespo727272 1, November 7, 2009 at 9:46 am

    From the Article:

    “While Buckley was of course right to point to Socrates as someone who endorsed the idea that there are absolutes, he missed the most important part of the story. The Greek philosopher was equally convinced that only a fool and a demagogue would claim to know them.”

    That’s great writing. Thanks, Buddha for the morning treat!

  30. 30 Elaine M. 1, November 7, 2009 at 1:49 pm

    AY–

    I have not heard of the Machine Heads. I’m not into heavy metal music. I must admit I can rarely make out the lyrics to songs sung by rock bands. Maybe I’m just an old fuddy duddy–only musically speaking, of course!

    John–

    I often send MYSELF to the dictionary. As someone who writes poetry–not just political verses–I am always trying to be as precise as I can with the language I use. Poetry is such a distilled form of literature–every word counts. English is a rich language. It includes many words that have similar meanings. I do my best to select words with the most precise meanings for the point(s) I am attempting to make when I speak and write.

    I learned when I was a teacher that I HAD to be clear and precise with the language I used so that my students would comprehend what I was saying/teaching and would understand my directions.

  31. 31 Kris 1, November 8, 2009 at 12:50 am

    I took this seriously…until the usual ridicule followed, that is characteristic of people who don’t know how to criticize things fairly and logically.

    Obviously, a lot of people in here are clearly irresponsible with their own children. No wonder my classrooms have parents that don’t show up at PTA meetings.

    They don’t need to learn how to question authority; they just learn to ignore it, just like how you ignore your children’s upbringing.

    I suppose someone more reasonable like Keith Olbermann isn’t too bad, huh? I just kind of wonder why Kim Jong Il never made his list of “Worst Person in the World.” You know, that guy that starves his own people.

    Let the ridicule begin!

  32. 32 TomD.Arch 1, November 9, 2009 at 4:57 pm

    I’m worried that Sesame Street is loosing (or has lost) it’s Yiddish undercurrents. It seems to me that the obvious parody name in that joke isn’t “POX” it’s “SCHLOX … Now there is a trashy news show!”

  33. 33 mike 1, November 10, 2009 at 9:18 am

    Not sure if this is mentioned but the name for CNN was GNN- Garbage News Network… Is this any more positive than Pox news?

  34. 34 God bless America! 1, December 15, 2009 at 6:56 pm

    Wow, liberal city. I hope you guys enjoy a socialist county led by your “great” leader Obama(he is not my president, I refuse to accept a communist muslim). You people hate Fox news because they dare to question Obama, communist heath-care, representatives in Congress and so on. Lets send Obama back to Kenya!!
    To all of those people that hate capitalism, look around you and you can see the many benefits of capitalism, a high standard of living, a variety of products and services to choose from, constant advances in technology, breakthrough medicine, and the list goes on. Do you people really think that the government can produce all of these advancements? Heck no! Look at communist places like North Korea, China, Cuba, they are way behind us in terms of a high standard of living, technology, and most of all FREEDOM!

    As Rush Limbaugh said, I hope he fails!

    I’m sure I’ll be flamed.

  35. 35 Mike Spindell 1, December 16, 2009 at 11:48 am

    God Bless America,
    You’d be worthy of being flamed if you had anything interesting to say. You have no idea of what socialism, much less capitalism means. you listen to FOX and Rush. What more is there to say about your ignorance and the pride you take in it?

  36. 36 Anonymously Yours 1, December 16, 2009 at 12:02 pm

    You know whats really funny about all of these people that fan hatred. The Country that they claim to love and yet hate or generally dislike foreigners call themselves Americans. Giving honor to an Italian that got lost. They also forget that the only folks that are natives are the Inuits and Indians. Not all are aboriginal and not all aboriginals are albinos.

  37. 37 God bless America! 1, December 17, 2009 at 3:03 pm

    “You’d be worthy of being flamed if you had anything interesting to say. You have no idea of what socialism, much less capitalism means. you listen to FOX and Rush. What more is there to say about your ignorance and the pride you take in it?”

    Funny that you accuse me of being ignorant but yet you do not provide a definition of capitalism and socialism to prove that I am ignorant.

    A quote from Wikipedia about Socialism:
    “Socialism refers to various theories of economic organization advocating public or direct worker ownership and administration of the means of production and allocation of resources, and a society characterized by equal access to resources for all individuals with a method of compensation based on the amount of labor expended.”

    Government run health care fits into this category.
    Lets not forget Obama saying he wants to, “spread the wealth around”.

    A quote from Wikipedia about Capitalism:
    “Capitalism is an economic and social system in which capital, the non-labor factors of production (also known as the means of production), is privately controlled;[citation needed] labor, goods and capital are traded in markets; and profits distributed to owners or invested in technologies and industries.”

    Mike Spindell please be sure next time to back up your statements before accusing me of being ignorant. You can go back to watching the Obama worshiping Media, believing that he cannot lie or be mistaken.

  38. 38 Buddha Is Laughing 1, December 17, 2009 at 3:49 pm

    I throughly look forward to Mike showing that you are not only ignorant, but a liar as well. This should be quite entertaining. Because if that was your idea of a cogent assault on Mile’s position?

    It was amateur hour at best.

    Nice try at scaring the ignorant sheep with the socialism word. Too bad we spend a lot of time disabusing people of the misinformation that socialism is either totalitarian, authoritarian, communism or fascism. Socialism is a blended economy where critical infrastructure – like health care – is run as a public trust for the good of all society – just like maintaing roads. Socialism is neither communism nor free market capitalism – IT IS BOTH.

    But you keep trying to skew that the people who want basic social safety systems in place are somehow the bad guys. It all sounds so scary to the uneducated. It’s really funny – especially since you use greed as your justification for being shortsighted and showing slavish religious like devotion to an economic model that is proven manifestly broken.

    Mike is going to tie you in knots, sport.

  39. 39 Elaine M. 1, December 17, 2009 at 4:05 pm

    God bless America!

    You know how to look up subjects on Wikipedia and copy and paste them here. That certainly doesn’t prove that you have an in-depth knowledge of socialism and capitalism.

    BTW, are things like farm subsidies socialistic or capitalistic in nature?

    All I know is that my elderly mother would probably be destitute now if it weren’t for Social Security. She receives less than fifty dollars a month from her garment workers pension–even though she labored most of her adult life until her retirement.

  40. 40 lottakatz 1, December 17, 2009 at 4:11 pm

    God bless America!, are you not watching? The Senate is poised to pass a law that says you and 30 million other citizens must buy health insurance from robber barons and if you don’t you will be ‘fined’ by the IRS. And your tax dollars will be used to subsidize the buy. I suggest you spend less time carping about liberals and more time educating the Senate.

  41. 41 Mike Spindell 1, December 18, 2009 at 10:54 am

    god bless america,

    See your problem is that you are so ignorant that you prove my point by your post and don’t even understand the fact that you did. You go to Wiki for a definition of Socialism and Capitalism? This proves you are bandying words about, based on propaganda you believe, as a scare tactic to yourselves and others. Let me make this clear and put it into simple terms you can understand.

    Socialism is an economic system where the means of production are controlled by the government and the economy’s operation is planned by that government. Socialism is all encompassing in this respect. Real socialists would look at all the country’s people like you would call socialist and reject them as not being socialist. This is true of even Sweden and Denmark, which your ilk often define as Socialist.

    While Capitalism is also an economic theory it has a wider range of iterations than Socialism. In it supposed purest sense, which has never existed in any country, Capitalism is a system where the “free market” determines all economic choices and the government does not interfere with the operations of the supposed “free market.” This has never existed in the US, much less the rest of the world and only has achieved “purity” in the brain of Ayn Rand. Even the theorists of the”free market” Smith and Burke recognized that some government control was necessary to restrain greed and maintain the freedom of the marketplace.

    The people you accept propaganda from have redefined socialism to meet their own political needs and have done a sloppy job of it. Just because a government runs various programs does not make the system socialistic. Police and Fire Departments are run by government. so is our judicial system, but beyond that in most major locations the infrastructure is run by government. That is because from the beginning of our country its’ founders, whether from the right or the left recognized that government existed to provide protection for the people and to maintain the country’s infrastructure. For the last thousand years most of the world’s country’s have maintained postal systems because of recognition that this was a government function. No one with any sense of the issue would say that is “socialistic.”

    Due to the “Cold War” and the outright lies of the Republican Party all
    efforts to have government operate various systems, such as health care, have been labelled socialist” and/or “communist.” This to me is the “bogey man” form of political debate and it is what you were using
    in your rather pathetic comment. The silliness was such that I answered you briefly, because you obviously didn’t know what you were talking about and so clearly believe that FOX and Rush are reliable news sources.

    To me the stupidest and probably most un-American aspect of the health care debate is the nonsensical belief that it is an attack on business by the people of the Chamber of Commerce. Our industry’s have failed to be able to compete with the rest of the industrialized world because their health care system’s cost have been taken off the backs of business, increasing their profit margin and making them more competitive. This country absolutely needs national health care if we are to compete in the world’s markets. Your propagandists don’t care about America’s business competitiveness and that makes them anti-American. Your FOX news is run by an Australian, who lives in the UK and China, rupert Murdoch. He controls the propaganda that moves you and he could care less about our country. Most of our major corporate entities, like EXXON/Mobil, consider themselves to be international companies and could care less about the success of America. By supporting them blindly and ignorantly, you show yourself to be actually anti-American.

    To get back to the original point though Government operation of some aspects of the people’s needs is not socialism or socialistic. It is simply an economic choice, despite what propaganda you believe. Social Security and national health insurance was first supplied in Germany of the 1880′s by Otto Von Bismarck. He was hardly a socialist (as you can Wiki)and truly an arch conservative. His reasoning was that government was obligated to attend to the needs of its people to ensure that the lower classes would be healthy workers.

    If you were really the patriot your nickname implies you might try to educate yourself about all of this. You would find from a perusal of history that in this country alone, rather than a “free market” government has used its resources to aid business and actually purposely helped some people become wealthy. Wiki American Railroads and then come back and tell me you’d be against what happened because that was socialistic.

    What amuses me most about the people you hang with is that all they try to do is scare people, with words they themselves don’t understand.
    Your refusal to acknowledge our President shows that rather than the patriot you style yourself to be, you are really a traitor and a hater of America. My advice to you is that if you don’t like it here you should leave and go to a country that believes in the capitalist free market. Your only problem would be in finding one and despite your ignorance the closest you might get is Russia or China.


  1. 1 Sesame Shill? Pbs Accused of Showing Anti- Fox Bias “on the Street … « robzombiehalloween Trackback on 1, November 22, 2009 at 12:53 pm

Leave a Reply

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Gravatar
WordPress.com Logo

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. Log Out / Change )

Twitter picture

You are commenting using your Twitter account. Log Out / Change )

Facebook photo

You are commenting using your Facebook account. Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s




Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Turley Tweets

Click here to follow the blog on Twitter.

SELECTED AS TOP LEGAL OPINION BLOG (2011)

SELECTED AS TOP LEGAL THEORY AND LAW PROFESSOR BLOG (2008)

blawg100_2008_winner9349c7

Winner — Top Opinion Writer By Aspen Institute and The Week Magazine for Best Single-Issue Advocacy (Civil Liberties)

Categories

Archives


Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 595 other followers