Rupert Murdoch Tweets for Gun Control

Rupert Murdoch is 'Doubtful' about Romney winning the Election

Rupert is really putting his thoughts out on Twitter. After he saw Mittens a few days ago, Rupert tweeted this

What's really going on?

Interesting Tweets: Rupert Murdoch

This the pot calling the kettle black.

Question of the Day

What do you think about the Rupert Murdoch/News Corp. scandal?

WATCH: Rupert Murdoch gets a Pie thrown at him in Court

As you can see, this whole media meltdown is going to get juicy

Sean Hannity YANKED from a Tea Party event by Fox News

Remember when Rupert Murdoch said that Fox News should NOT support the Tea Party movement?

Well, Rupert ain't playing... They snatched Sean Hannity's ass from headlining a Tea Party event.

Rally organizers had listed Hannity, who is on a book tour, as the headliner of the four-hour Tax Day event at the University of Cincinnati. The rally, expected to draw as many as 13,000 people, was set feature speakers such as “Liberal Facism” author Jonah Goldberg and local Tea Party leaders. Participants were being charged a minimum of $5, with seats near Hannity’s set going for $20, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer, which reported that any profits would go to future Tea Party events. Media Matters for America noted that Hannity’s personal website directed supporters to a link to buy tickets for the Cincinnati rally.

But senior Fox News executives said they were not aware Hannity was being billed as the centerpiece of the event or that Tea Party organizers were charging for admission to Hannity’s show as part of the rally. They first learned of it Thursday morning from John Finley, Hannity's executive producer, who was in Cincinnati to produce Hannity's show.

Furious, top officials recalled Hannity back to New York to do his show in his regular studio. The network plans to do an extensive post-mortem about the incident with Finley and Hannity's staff.

Ha Ha, Busted!

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Rupert Murdoch says: Fox shouldn't be supporting the Tea Party or any other party.

Interesting Quote: Rupert Murdoch

"I think Barack Obama would describe himself as a pragmatic leftist but he's not an extremist. I think he sees himself as a president for change and that involves bigger government. He's made no secret of that. I think that's dangerous."

This is coming from the man who houses a bunch of dangerous, stupid people on his network.


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