Sunday Reads

What I read this morning with my first cups of coffee:

• Fox News, please define "highly rated." Or, would Chris Wallace like some cheese with that whine?
• While Still Whining About Obama Snub, Chris Wallace Calls White House Thin-Skinned
• How Time Magazine enables Glenn Beck's lies
• Romney pushes false claim that cap and trade would cost families $1,761 a year
• Media Matters: Fox News' incomplete, misleading ACORN coverage is just nuts
• Caught Red-Handed: New Ads Target Republicans Who Voted Against Health Care Reform
• Reagan and George H.W. Bush advisers defend presidential czars
• Slide Show: The Far-Right Fringe

As for President Obama skipping Fixed News as part of his weekend interview schedule, I'm assuming he prefers to talk with legitimate news sources to clarify serious issues. Many people have become confused and angry by the goings-on in Washington, in part due to Fox Noise and their misrepresentation of the facts.

The right-wing clamors for more definition of the President's policies, saying he has not explained himself well enough. Now that he has appeared on multiple television programs to clarify his position on the issues, the conservatives are bleating that he is "overexposed." There's no making them happy, so why waste any more time trying?

Take from it what you will.