http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/bill-o-reilly-liberals-ignorant
Fox News host Bill O'Reilly said on Wednesday night that more Americans identify as socially liberal because fewer Americans now "understand important issues."
O'Reilly referenced a Gallup poll released last week, which found that for the first time since 1999, Americans are equally likely to identify as socially liberal as they are to identify as socially conservative.
"More Americans are simply ignorant of the consequences involving social behavior," he explained. "The rise of the Net has taken people away from the real world and put them in a fantasy world."
"I believe only about 50 percent of the American people take the time to understand important issues," O'Reilly continued. "Half the country does not. They are simpletons, unwilling and unable to discipline themselves into formulating a philosophy of life."
O'Reilly also blamed the entertainment industry and social media for promoting liberal ideas, such as support for gay marriage. He also said that there are more liberal news websites than conservative ones.
this from the globally exposed habitual liar the people he describes are his "FOLKS" they ae still listening to him and he is still playing them so i thnk he's got the figures wrong to more than 50% of his viewers are just as he describes them to a tee, they have to be to ignore the fact that he has lied to them day one and they helped make him rich and he's still selling his wares and they are buying them and his faux celebrity. when they finally wake up and see they have been served break out tyhe pitchforks and the torches.
"I believe only about 50 percent of the American people take the time to understand important issues," O'Reilly continued. "Half the country does not. They are simpletons, unwilling and unable to discipline themselves into formulating a philosophy of life."
this is truly representative of the right wing audacity of arrogance lie like a dog get busted deny it and the beat goes on and the cheer section cheers on simpletons, yeah.
