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If CSPAN is going to just edit what they think the American People
should know about, then we need another cable news channel dedicated only to the cameras and audio of the US Congress, and they should include the date, not just the time in the video feeds? Why is CSPAN allowed to editorialize content? Should we demand members of the Republican Congress to tackle this? Should senior citizens who know how to tweak technology to rip the audio from video recordings into .mp3 files that they can listen to be concerned that CSPAN is not covering the live reading of bills and amendments in Congress - and that CSPAN is an active partner by promoting potential corruption in government by covering another corrupt government program, the Census? Why, Democrats (D for Dream Killer) don't want you to know what are in the bills? Hows that hope and change from an elected liar working for ya? If you don't fill out your Census form, Acorn thugs will come to your house? When states already hold databases full of eligible voters, why are citizens told to support a program rife for opportunities of corruption instead of relying on the verified (anyone can lie on the Census) government data bases that actually are more accurate and already paid for? The first area of opportunity for corruption in the Census, determining who to send the forms to. The second opportunity for corruption in the Census, what workers "discover" when they go roaming the neighbourhoods, and the numbers are large enough that relying on databases that are already paid for, is but another signal the Chinese and any other potential foreign investor in the United States that this Congress has no interest in the financial solvency of their nation? Fulfillment of the "enumeration" requirement could be accomplished with great accuracy by simply counting verified identities of citizens by "enumerating" valid state identification records (which will automatically have performed the sorting out of primary residence identification problems). |
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I HOPE you don't think that C-Span gets ANY government funding. They are
100% funded by America's Cable Companies. -- ************* "War is a cowardly escape from the problems of peace." --Thomas Mann (1875 - 1955) |
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On Dec 19, 12:22�pm, Editor RadioTalkingPoints
wrote: If CSPAN is going to just edit what they think the American People should know about, then we need another cable news channel dedicated only to the cameras and audio of the US Congress, and they should include the date, not just the time in the video feeds? They do include the date in the video feeds. It is up in the corner and says "today," "last Wednesday", etc. Why is CSPAN allowed to editorialize content? �Should we demand members of the Republican Congress to tackle this? C-SPAN is not government funded. It is paid for by the cable providers. And you certainly should know that because they tell you EVERY DAY where the money comes from. Should senior citizens who know how to tweak technology to rip the audio from video recordings into .mp3 files that they can listen to be concerned that CSPAN is not covering the live reading of bills and amendments in Congress - �and that CSPAN is an active partner by promoting potential corruption in government by covering another corrupt government program, the Census? If C-SPAN doesn't show you something, it is because they can't show it to you. They would show every second if they could. They can't. Maybe...I think you need to watch C-SPAN more because all this info is available either on TV and or online. |
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Uh, date requires numbers?
No, Congress funds CSPAN by demanding that cable companies pay for it, and if Congress is going to do that, then why should they get funding if they are going to editorialize like CNN or MSNBC? |
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MagneticEnergy wrote:
Uh, date requires numbers? No, Congress funds CSPAN by demanding that cable companies pay for it, and if Congress is going to do that, then why should they get funding if they are going to editorialize like CNN or MSNBC? There is no law requiring anyone to fund C/SPAN |
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On Dec 19, 2:54�pm, MagneticEnergy wrote:
Uh, date requires numbers? No, Congress funds CSPAN by demanding that cable companies pay for it, and if Congress is going to do that, then why should they get funding if they are going to editorialize like CNN or MSNBC? You're full of crap. Congress didn't demand anything. This is from Wikipedia on how C-SPAN started. It was that guy Brian Lamb: C-SPAN (pronounced /si.sp�n/, see-span), an abbreviation of Cable- Satellite Public Affairs Network, is an American cable television network owned and operated by the cable industry. It airs non-stop coverage of government proceedings and public affairs programming. C- SPAN does not accept outside advertising; the only commercials aired are for its own programming and products. C-SPAN operates three television channels, one radio station and several websites that provide streaming media including archives of many C-SPAN programs. History Brian Lamb, C-SPAN's chairman and CEO, conceived of C-SPAN while working at Cablevision, a cable industry trade magazine, as their Washington D.C. bureau chief. C-SPAN was created as a cable-industry financed, non-profit network for televising sessions of the U.S. Congress and other public affairs event and policy discussions. Bob Rosencrans, a cable industry pioneer, was alone in providing the initial seed funding of $25,000 to start up C-SPAN.[1] It receives no funding from any government source, has no contract with the government, and does not sell sponsorships or advertising. It strives for neutrality and a lack of bias in its public affairs programming. Maybe...so there is no funding to get revoked. |
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On Sat, 19 Dec 2009 14:54:35 -0800, MagneticEnergy wrote:
Uh, date requires numbers? No, Congress funds CSPAN by demanding that cable companies pay for it, and if Congress is going to do that, then why should they get funding if they are going to editorialize like CNN or MSNBC? Stupidity like this is why the republiCAN'T party exist Open up a beer and eat more beacon please. Rush says it's god for you |
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On Dec 19, 6:24*pm, Ima wrote:
Open up a beer and eat more beacon please. *Rush says it's god for you Hmmm! Bacon as God! Brings a whole new potential menu to Communion. (Does red wine go well with a BLT?) IMHO I wouldn't tell the Jews about this, though. ~Pete |
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