O'Really?

Guambat recently, and again, noted that Rupert Murdoch, owner of Fox News and the Wall Street Journal and much more, is probably more pragmatic than dogmatic when it comes to his politics. He has his preferences, but he's more hip-pocket than the great mass of punters who also tend to vote with the same motivation.

Thus, Guambat can't help but think, being a conspiracy culpable creature, that there is some kind of connection between the headlines (no details yet) hitting his news wire service that Bill O'Reilly, a MSM talking headhunter that riles Guambat more than most others, right up there with that other used car salesman, Lou Dobbs, who should be dobbed in for his own manufactured weapons of mass hysteria, is "resigning" from Fox News, though he will continue his bully-boy pulpit O'Reilly Factor for now, and the recent polls done by Murdoch's teams that O'Bama (sorry, Obama) is building a bigger voter base. His WSJ has Obama up 10 points over McCain and even Fox News has him up 9 Points.

As Guambat pastes this post up on the ephemeral webwall, Foxnews.com hasn't said anything about O'Reilly. Guambat is sure that it will soon have something fair and balanced to spin about the subject.


FOLLOW UP 24 OCT:

O'Reilly extends Fox News contract

Bill O'Reilly, the combative commentator who hosts the most-watched show in cable news, has extended his contract with Fox News for another four years, the network said Wednesday.

O'Reilly will be making more than $10 million a year under his new contract, according to the Washington Post.