Rational Nation USA

Rational Nation U S A Purveyor of Truth FOX News, a news outlet that almost anyone paying attention knows is in Trump's hip pocket recently published polling data that shows HRC with a 10 point lead over Trump. While a majority believe HRC is dishonest they believe Trump is more so. On the issue of qualifications and temperament to lead HRC handily tops Trump. FOX News -Sixty-one percent of voters think Hillary Clinton is dishonest, yet she’s opened up a big lead over Donald Trump in the latest Fox News Poll. Here’s why: majorities think Clinton is nevertheless qualified to be president, and has the temperament and knowledge to serve effectively. It’s the opposite for Trump: over half feel he is not qualified, and lacks the temperament or knowledge to lead the country. And his 62 percent dishonesty rating tops hers. After the conventions, the Clinton-Kaine ticket leads the Trump-Pence ticket by 10 points (49-39 percent) in the race for the White House. Clinton’s advantag...

by: Les Carpenter Rational Nation USA Purveyor of Truth More evidence that not only Andrea Tantaros, but Fox News as a whole, has jumped the rails and is racing to that great talking point rendezvous just south of Tea Party junction. TPM - Fox News host Andrea Tantaros said Thursday during a discussion about Attorney General Eric Holder's reported resignation that he ran the Department of Justice "much like the Black Panthers would." As part of the panel on the show "Outnumbered," Tantaros called Holder one of the "most dangerous men in America." President Obama is expected to announce Holder's resignation on Thursday afternoon. "He didn't enforce the laws on Obamacare," Tantaros said. "He was droning terrorists without a trial while he was giving them trials in downtown Manhattan. He ran the DOJ much like the Black Panthers would. That is a fact." Fact is Tantaros and Fox News are not about discussing serio...

by: Les Carpenter Rational Nation USA Liberty -vs- Tyranny Interesting... No more Fox News contributor Dick Morris. His contract to spout republic-damaging nonsense on Fox airwaves has expired, and the network isn’t renewing it. Taken together with the news that Sarah Palin will no longer be contributing, the Morris development is strong evidence that Fox News has glimpsed the underside of allowing charlatans to brand its coverage. Palin was a roboto-contributor, who responded to everything with a little crack on the lamestream media and a reference President Obama’s socialist heart. As for Morris’s misdeeds, well, everyone knows what they are. That’s because Fox News presented them so prominently in the run-up to last year’s presidential election. In his prime-time, pre-election appearances, Morris was among the few pundits who wouldn’t hedge his bets; who wouldn’t triangulate his way through the polling numbers; who wouldn’t rummage through scenario after scenario in hi...

By: Pamela D. Hart It’s not unusual to find a story about how Fox News needs a Geography lesson. There are many on the Left who live to bash Fox News for just about-- everything. What IS odd is that the story is from 2009. Fox News misrepresented Egypt on the World Map, showing it to be where Iraq actually sits. Now, this IS a problem, considering most Americans probably don’t even know what states make up the Midwest and have been hit with the latest winter blizzard . It’s sad, quite frankly, that there are adults that can barely name all 50 states, let alone tell you the location of Egypt or Pakistan. So, yes, Fox was wrong, but what’s even MORE appalling is there were probably very few viewers that even noticed! (Hey Rasmussen do a poll on THAT!) Okay, Fox was wrong-- can’t defend them. Now to be “fair and balanced”, I’ll admit that it must be challenging to be 100% accurate with 24/7/365 day a year coverage, after all, it IS performed by HUMANS, and people AREN’T perfect. So, whi...

By: Les Carpenter III Rational Nation USA Howard Dean, former Governor of the State of Vermont and one time Presidential hopeful has weighed in on the Shirley Sherrod issue. As to be expected he has determined that conservative, IE: rational FOX news network is a racist media outlet. The ranting bozo (remember the unhinged rant during the 2008 primary race?) has joined the chorus of progressive collectivists that have denounced FOX news. Not because they have done anything wrong, but rather because they are balanced and simply provide a perspective that the liberal government media complex refuses to consider, let alone present to it's viewers. Here is an excerpt from Dean's comments : “Let’s just be blunt about this … I think Fox News did something that was absolutely racist,” “Fox News was not blameless during this,” Dean said. “You played it up.”  “I think we need to stop being afraid of Glenn Beck ...

By: Les Carpenter III Rational Nation USA A climate change propaganda ad video put out by the Progressive VoteVets, makes the claim climate legislation has national security benefits. Fox News refused to run the ad. A correct decision given its vague statements and lack of supporting material. More here It should come as no surprise that both MSNBC and CNN are airing the spot without reservations. Both networks are part of the liberal government/media complex and beyond the obvious this add is in step with Cap and Trade. One of Obama's priority objectives. Making the  case to reduce our dependency on foreign oil makes sense from an economic viewpoint. The less money we send to foreign nations the more we keep at home. So let's stick to clear economic arguments and get away from the progressive spin agenda of the Obama administration. Read Ben Smith Via: Memeorandum 

As it turns out Fox News, in spite of what the liberal establishment and pinheads might like you to believe , is the network most trusted by the American people.  Recent polling data published by A Public Policy Polling nationwide survey found that forty nine percent of Americans trust Fox News. A full then points more than it's closet competitor CNN. Most certainly the liberal minded amongst the populous will try to spin the results in  way to discredit the data, or simply pass it off that the forty nine percent are really just irrelevant  and or stupid. But when stacked up against MSNBC, NBC, ABC, or any of the other of the government/media complex, FOX News is one of the few sources where one can find accurate and balanced news. A quick summary of the results... Thirty seven percent don't trust Fox News, the lowest level of distrust recorded. Seventy four percent  of Republicans trust Fox while just thirty per...

Rational Nation USA, who has not been a supporter of the main stream media, was pleasantly surprised when all the major networks decided if Fox News didn't get a place at the table they wouldn't participate either. It was great to see Axelrod, Dunn, and yes, even  the President get a good slap in the face. So the interview went on and Major Garret was given his proper place at the table, and FOX News was represented. The other major networks certainly saw a precedent setting if the administrations shunning of FOX was not challenged. In another not so politically correct era the words CENSORSHIP would be screamed across America at the mere attempt to do what   the shameful Obama administration has tried to do. Rational Nation USA thinks we are living a great danger. That being the loss of free and dissenting information. What do you think? Via: Memeorandum Via: Hot Air

President Obama and his administration are apparently finding it useful to attack the Fox News Network. As Fox tries to remain journalistic by presenting both sides of issues in the news, the Obama Administration apparently either dislikes, fears, or both, the conservative editorial statements made on Fox. Obama and his administration have come out and called Fox News an arm of the Republican Party. Gosh, while this is unlikely, it should surprise no one that Obama has taken such a position. Follow the link here to the breaking news video. The following is an excerpt of a statement made by Anita Dunn, an Obama Administration spokesperson. " 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," "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 p...