Is Cavuto an Ally?

[G-Wohl]

He seems to be shoring up to Dr. Paul's ideas more and more every day...


http://crooksandliars.com/john-amato/neil-cavuto-john-mccain-economic-matter

[boggie08]

Neil Cavuto has been fair to Ron Paul. Is there anything we can do to reward him for treating Dr. Paul well?

[eric_cartman]

definitely not an ally... but he has been good to dr. paul, so a thank you is certainly in order.

[G-Wohl]

definitely not an ally... but he has been good to dr. paul, so a thank you is certainly in order.

What makes me believe that he may be a closeted Dr. Paul fan is that he has said countless times on his own show, during interviews, how Paul's been right about everything he's predicted, and how he's been so years in advance...

[IPSecure]

Saw the interview with Dr. Paul last week, Cavuto seemed to be apologetic at the end...

[parke]

'Youre good for the ratings.' Cavuto to Ron Paul

No. He is not on our side.. never was.. never will be.

[kahless]

Cavuto is dead on and has been a pretty straight shooter through the campaign. If Conservatives really want to take back the country they must abandon McCain and the neocons that control the party. The reason why McCain is behind is because Republicans realize that allowing a McCain presidency now will ensure the ultimate destruction of the Republican party and what are perceived to be Conservative values in politics long term.

McCain snubbing Conservatives and the Ron Paul suppoters was a huge mistake because it may have given him enough votes to put him over the top. This major miscalculation and mismanaged campaign really calls into question his fitness to be President.

Hopefully Obama will win and third party candidates will have a significant showing on election day. Thus ensuring a proper spanking of the Republican party so we can begin the process of taking it back from these phony Conservatives and neocons that have hijacked the party. We needed a Jimmy Carter in order to get a Ronald Reagan anyway.

[Elwar]

Neil Cavuto has been fair to Ron Paul. Is there anything we can do to reward him for treating Dr. Paul well?

Not sure if rewards are good or not, what ever happened to that news gal who gave Ron Paul a fair interview and we sent her a bunch of flowers? Does she still work as a journalist or is she working at McDonalds somewhere now?

[HOLLYWOOD]

Neil Cavuto - seems to have EDUCATED himself. Unfortunately, he should of educated himself last year when Ron Paul was running and NEIL held biased against Ron.

Today NEIL is much more pragmatic and does his homework and background checks on the people he interviews/hosts.

Still, Cavuto is a TV employee of SLIMEBALL, Rupert Murdoch

[jkr]

i think as time passes, more & more will see they should have been all the while...

[G-Wohl]

Hopefully Obama will win and third party candidates will have a significant showing on election day. Thus ensuring a proper spanking of the Republican party so we can begin the process of taking it back from these phony Conservatives and neocons that have hijacked the party. We needed a Jimmy Carter in order to get a Ronald Reagan anyway.

While I agree the Republicans need a spanking, I'm not so sure the best way to accomplish this is to hope Obama wins the election. He's no better than McCain, after all.

Obama's winning the presidency is a fact of common sense and reality, but don't confuse that with a desirable outcome.

[HOLLYWOOD]

There's no Difference in the 2 parties... PERIOD!

A EXCERPT:

Cavuto: Frankly, neither of your numbers adds up. But I’ve come to see a consistent pattern in Obama's. For the life of me, Senator Straight Talk, I see no such straight thing with yours.

You rail against big government, yet continue to push cockamamie spending plans that make a mockery of it. That's why you're losing right now, Senator McCain.

Not because you don't have the courage of your convictions. But because on economic matters, you have no convictions, period"

Both are Puppets for Corporate/Elitists/Zionists Wealth...

McCain's Straight Talk BULLSH1T EXPRESS... at least McMoron and Failin live up to their speaches on THE TELEPROMPTER EXPRESS

[Austin]

Ally? Nah.

I do remember when he was questioning Dr. Paul about Stormfront and the donation from Don White (?), he seemed to be thinking "I'm sorry that I have to ask these rediculous questions, but I have to"

[nobody's_hero]

If we were to agree that Cavuto is not an "ally," another good question to ask, I think, is: Will he or can he be an ally?

We've got a long road ahead of us. I'll take Mr. Cavuto's gradual (very gradual) ear-opening as a foot-hold—same goes for Glenn Beck. In cliche terminology: Rome wasn't built in a day. You can steal a mind with a bandwagon sensation like Obama, but we're in the business of molding minds (we'll probably have to break some old molds, too).

[lodge939]

Cavuto is a decent guy. He's probably the most balanced of the Fox anchors

[Chase]

Definitely. I don't always agree with Neil Cavuto but he tends to ask good questions and seems to have some solid common sense.

[HenryKnoxFineBooks]

He definately has the potential of being an ally in the near future. He is still the only reporter/anchor questioning the bailout, and calling it socialist, nearly every single day.

[Athan]

Well I'm not going to pelt him with a rock of I see him. if that is what you are asking. :D

[Ozwest]

Cavuto is a arrogant prick.

Who cares?

[anaconda]

Cavuto really likes Ron Paul. I think he struggles with his conscience with respect to Dr. Paul and his paycheck from Murdoch.

I feel sorry for Cavuto and I hope he overcomes. He seems like a good man deep down. He is generally very interested in business. He enjoys what he does and his topic. He and Napolitano are the best things on Fox News.