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Oh please! Stop it already.

“Biggest Bunch Of Cry Babies I've Covered In 30 Years-Updated”

Chris Wallace is right – The White House crew is nothing but a bunch of whining, crybabies.

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"What I think is fair to say about Fox -- and certainly it's the way we view it -- is that it really is more a wing of the Republican Party," said Anita Dunn, White House communications director, on CNN. "They take their talking points, put them on the air; take their opposition research, put them on the air. And that's fine. But let's not pretend they're a news network the way CNN is." 

Fox News senior vice president Michael Clemente, who likens the channel to a newspaper with separate sections on straight news and commentary, suggested White House officials were intentionally conflating opinion show hosts like Glenn Beck with news reporters like Major Garrett. 

"It's astounding the White House cannot distinguish between news and opinion programming," Clemente said. "It seems self-serving on their part." 

(Foxnews.com)

 The White House, including President Obama himself, just can’t seem to stop blubbering about how “unfair” and “biased” Fox News is towards them. If that is the case why are so many abandoning the so-called “news networks”, like CNN for instance, and heading over to Fox? It’s simple – any human being with a desire to hear what’s going on (the news) without a generous slathering of opinion (commentary) to cover it over only has one place left to go – Fox News. If you don’t want any opinion at all and just want the news it isn’t difficult to separate the two on the Fox network. Fox maintains a clear division between their “news” and the “commentary”. I, for one, just can’t listen to Glenn Beck a whole lot. Sean Hannity, well, he isn’t bad, but he’s a tad monotonous, and Bill O’Reilly – well, he’s getting a little soft I think. But the really nice thing is that on Fox I know when I can hear the news and when I can hear commentary and opinion. There’s no mistaking one for the other on Fox.

Finally – the ratings tell it all. Fox News simply dominates the ratings – whether you’re talking about news or commentary – a broader range of our population watch Fox than any other TV outlet. Conservative, Liberal, Republican, Democrat – you name it they watch Fox. Why? Because any human being (whether you’re in the tank or not) with a mind that can still function knows the difference between bias and fair-minded reporting. It’s simple.

Mr. President your administration is treading on thin ice – not to mention doing a little tap dance on our Constitution!

Take a good look at the face in the photo – that look speaks volumes about the White House attitude toward me and you. (Photo Fox News)