John Gibson whines: Blogs misquote me to build outrage against me

[Bush_Eats_Beef]

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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,179642,00.html



Now I have people calling me names on television. Names like "fathead" and "the worst something or other" for things I really did not say. Or if the words were actually uttered, they were taken wildly out of context.

Who does this? These blogs you find on the side of the road on the information highway. They're like litter. You don't notice as you're speeding by but if you stop you see how ugly it all is.

I find myself being misquoted or the quotes taken out of context in order to build outrage against me. And conveniently provided is a link so the gullible reader can send me a note telling me how awful I am.

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It's one thing to get a lot of cranky e-mails, but it's another for people on television to pick this stuff up and run with it — never bothering to check or ask for a comment. It's a mugging, it's smearing, it's really foul. But this is what they offer at Christmas.

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