Faux News evaluating Bush ads

[procopia]

Bush ads have been played and replayed on Faux News today under the guise of a news story. Pundits have concluded the ads are very well done. Isn't this just free publicity? How can they get by with this?

[Newsjock]

1. Because you're watching

If nobody watched Faux News Channel, they'd change their tune in a second.

Of course, that's more difficult now, since -- for example -- they pay to be shown in places like Wal-Mart.

But, honest, if the Democrats would simply boycott Faux and refuse to treat them as a legitimate news operation, things might change in a big hurry -- and Joe Sixpack might start to recognize the American Pravda for what it is.

[Langis]

2. I don't watch it

In fact the cafe in my work switched from CNN to FOX yesterday, and I told the owner I would boycot the place if they did not change the TV back to CNN and he did =).

[morgan2]

3. hah thats great

I stopped going to a deli because they always had fox news on last summer. I didn't want to sit there waiting for food listening to that filth, right during the Iraq war lead up.

[MI Cherie]

4. These dumb ads should ...

... backfire. They are shamelessly exploiting 9/11. They are trying to re-write history. This is phony "feel good" propaganda. How can anyone not be offended by this "don't worry — be happy" junk?