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Fox News and Bill O'Reilly Attack Obama Staffer [VIDEO]

Posted by Robert Greenwald, Brave New Films at 5:12 AM on January 8, 2008.


It's been fun watching O'Reilly make a spectacle of himself, traveling to New Hampshire to beg Barack to come on his show.
Fox Attacks!: Obama Staffer

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The internet is buzzing with Billy boy shoving an Obama staffer this weekend, thanks in large part to our friends at Crooks and Liars. It's been fun watching O'Reilly make a spectacle of himself, traveling to New Hampshire to beg Barack to come on his show.

Jonathan and Bill, our FOX Attacks duo, rushed in to do a video showing why Obama is so right to remain strong and principled in refusing to go on. See the video and laugh out loud at his invoking the Constitution, I kid you not!

Please spread the video FAR AND WIDE. We want thousands signing on to support Obama in hanging tough against the FOX bullies.

And let's have a little fun too. Post a comment on the blog with all the reasons you can think of why Obama should not go on Billy's show. The most compelling/funny/interesting will score some cool BNF gear and a signed Outfoxed: FOX Attacks! Special Edition DVD.

Robert Greenwald sits on the board of the Independent Media Institute, AlterNet's parent company

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Robert Greenwald is the director/producer of "Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price" and "Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch's War on Journalism."


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