forty_three
Stance: Goofy
I wouldn't kick either out of my driveway for leaking coolant.Aston Martin DB5 is a much better choice.
I wouldn't kick either out of my driveway for leaking coolant.Aston Martin DB5 is a much better choice.
I saw on that they were on the way to see Kiss in Toronto.
Worst part, the concert was canceled anyway.maybe start singing Detroit Rock City instead
I had a car head towards me doing that ...lucky for me it hit the car right in front of me an landed upside down next to my car. They pulled the old lady out thru the back window and she was frozen as if she was still sitting in the seat gripping the steering wheel.
Is it? They are like in their 70's!Worst part, the concert was canceled anyway.
I sorry that made me laugh.Worst part, the concert was canceled anyway.
Because the band was stuck at the border crossing?Worst part, the concert was canceled anyway.
Because the band was stuck at the border crossing?
story timeI had a car head towards me doing that ...lucky for me it hit the car right in front of me an landed upside down next to my car. They pulled the old lady out thru the back window and she was frozen as if she was still sitting in the seat gripping the steering wheel.
It was, when happening, like slow motion.
Freaky
this is where the govt should be able to step in and turn them off. blatant disregard for the truth. i hope rupert murdoch gets his what is due
You can thank this man for that not happening.this is where the govt should be able to step in and turn them off. blatant disregard for the truth. i hope rupert murdoch gets his what is due
The doctrine stayed in effect, and was enforced until the Reagan Administration.
Cable news channels are not FCC regulated and thus didn’t and would not have fallen under the fairness doctrine.You can thank this man for that not happening.
and with the way the last 8 years have gone it has been proven that they can lie bold in your face and the right doesn't care.Cable news channels are not FCC regulated and thus didn’t and would not have fallen under the fairness doctrine.
At this point I’m convinced Fox themselves are the ones putting out there that Reagan freed them to be what they are because it scores both Reagan and themselves points with the right.
I feel like if the fairness doctrine continued to exist, it would have eventually evolved to cover cable TV as well since more than 80% of homes had cable at some point.Cable news channels are not FCC regulated and thus didn’t and would not have fallen under the fairness doctrine.
At this point I’m convinced Fox themselves are the ones putting out there that Reagan freed them to be what they are because it scores both Reagan and themselves points with the right.
At what point were the Republicans going to agree to add that to it though?I feel like if the fairness doctrine continued to exist, it would have eventually evolved to cover cable TV as well since more than 80% of homes had cable at some point.
But since Ronnie Raygun killed it anyway there was no chance for it to be expanded.