Daily Kos

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  •  Kos (3.85 / 7)

    Kos, we love you, and you don't have to prove it to any of us.  I read the site during Fall 2003, knew that you were working in some capacity for the Dean campaign, and didn't think twice of it.  Anyone else who was here would say the exact same thing, and we've all got your back.

    Has anyone in the media called to ask, even some vague question about this?  I mean, just wondering.

    Right on, Dr. Dean.

    by Mikey on Fri Jan 14, 2005 at 11:48:54 PM PDT

    •  KOS gets noticed (4.00 / 2)

      CONGRATULATIONS!

      Once you reached that position ...

      Keep up the excellent work
      and continue hurting them.

      In 2005 - Be Liberal Support our Allies of Democracy on Human Rights, Environment, Gay Rights and Minorities & EU and UN Development Programs Third World & Our Friends

      •  Any press is good press? (none / 1)

        In this case? If you say so.

        Seriously, I would go on the warpath for Markos, and he doesn't even know me.  This crap is ridiculous, and it's just the same old crap- yelling loudly about someone else so no one points the spotlight on you.

        I'm talking about you, Novak/O'Reilly/WSJ/Insty.  Chickenshit bastards.

        •  It happens continuously (4.00 / 2)

          Taking the heat off the real issues and Armstrong.

          They need the distraction, confusion and misinformation. Goebbels remember. Hit em back hard but don't spend all your time and effort on defense. As the saying goes: Best defense is offense!

          It's an opportunity offered, the KOS is taken serious -- as it should.

          In 2005 - Be Liberal Support our Allies of Democracy on Human Rights, Environment, Gay Rights and Minorities & EU and UN Development Programs Third World & Our Friends

          •  Distractions (4.00 / 3)

            Absolutely: dailyKos is getting "Free Media" attention;

            The curious are connecting online to see what's up with dailyKos.com;

            But what do we have on the Front Page?

            Crap about the non-story.

            Please, kos, et. al., if you're still reading this thread, at least put the Armstrong Williams illeagal subsidy on the site.

            Thank you Armando; eveeryone else: GET BACK ON MESSAGE !!!

            Notice: This Comment © ROGNM

            by ROGNM on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 08:34:48 AM PDT

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            •  I aggree (none / 1)

              Stop making a story out of a non story and concentrate the illegal actions of Armstron Williams, and the others out there who are being paid by taxpayers money to spread the White House's propaganda ..

              Thats the real story, How many " others " are there, and who are they ?
               

        •  I wish they would Pile these fucks in butt-pyramid (2.66 / 3)

          but novak would probably start sucking the others off. he is such a pice of shit. I live near DC and if I ever see him on the street I'll beat the fusk out of him. Traitorous scumbag that he is.

          With a big ol' lie And a flag and a pie And a mom and a bible Most folks are just liable To buy any line Any place, any time ~ FZ

          by f furney on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 03:55:46 AM PDT

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        •  I hope (none / 1)

          if they talk about Kos on the Sunday shows they at least have him on to defend himself.  A bunch of rightwingers talking about unethical Kos is just laughable.

          They picked the wrong person to go after in this case.  Kos can defend himself, and we'll be watching, and we send letters.

          McCain: Less jobs, more war.

          by Unstable Isotope on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 05:42:03 AM PDT

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        •  same old trick (4.00 / 2)

          Kos,

          It's the political world of tit for tat, which the Republicans (and we ) have mastered.

          The fact is, people didn't even know what BLOGS were in 2003, at least most people didn't.  So it's not surprising O'Reilly hadn't heard of this information, since he probably hadn't even read a blog in 2003.

          Frankly I think this means that blogs have entered the mainstream, that they are "hurting" the conservatives, which means they will become a target.

          However, I think readers of blogs are a)more perceptive  b)more loyal than casual television news watchers(with the exception of Fox loyalists)
          c)well informed  d)willing to research the facts
          and e)uninterested in what Robert Novak or O'Reilly have to say.

          I also think this demonstrates how scared the Republicans are of Howard Dean's candidacy for the DNC.  It's a sideways way of discrediting him as well.  Beware....

          They have gone out of their way to demolish him.
          We should be prepared.

          Never underestimate people. They do desire the cut of truth. Natalie Goldberg

          by Carolyn on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 06:06:36 AM PDT

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      •  I agree, to a point (none / 1)

        Blogs are wielding a lot of influence.  The fact that they are attacking, trying to discredit, shows their fear of a media they can't control.

        First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win--Gandhi

        "A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes." Mark Twain

        by Shaniriver on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 06:43:02 AM PDT

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      •  Yes - Call them out on their wankery and idiocy (none / 0)

        Like Jon Stewart - he called Crossfire out for hurting America.

        Then, they cancelled Crossfire, as Stewart notes here. Speaking truth to power worked.

        Reality - Humanity - Sustainability

        by Em on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 09:49:06 AM PDT

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    •  If anyone needs it (4.00 / 4)

      They can send this image to any doubter or member of the media.

      There is a heaven, but ill never get there... i keep respawning...

      by Sandals on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 12:35:48 AM PDT

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      •  Or link to the archived site ;-) (none / 1)

        http://www.dailykos.net/

        Precious corporate media people wake-up!

        :-X

        Internet, n., A series of tubes invented by Al Gore; not a truck. "I mailed an Internet to my friend."

        by Viktor on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 12:47:48 AM PDT

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      •  Hey Look at the Kerning on That Font! (3.83 / 6)

        I think that disclaimer was produced decades earlier on an IBM Selectric II in some office in Texas.

        Since it was written long before Howard Dean even got his medical degree, let alone ran for office, it cannot be authentic.

        Everyone who posted to this site should be investigated, fired, and sent to Gitmo!

        This nicely summarizes what's wrong with American political life today. (Source)

        by GreenSooner on Sat Jan 15, 2005 at 05:55:38 AM PDT

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