~>  EC>> A little bit more subtle than many of his untruths.  That
~>  EC>> was Chris Matthews, not Limbaugh.  But Matthews is in one
~>  EC>> political party, while Buchanan is in another, so Bob
~>  EC>> alters the "facts" a bit out of blind, heel-clicking
~>  EC>> partisanship.  Nothing new.
 
~>  BK>> And Croasmun creats a lie out of the whole cloth. Mathews may
~>  BK>> have been the one who originated it, but Limbaugh did broadcast
~>  BK>> is.
 
~>  TR> Mathews *broadcast* it! Gee......isn't Chris Mathews's television show
~>  TR> a *broadcast*? I always thought it was.
 
~> In which case you'd be mistaken.  Mathews' show is only available on
*cable*,
~> it is not *broadcast* over the airwaves.
~> 
~> And yes, there is such a thing as a 'narrowcast.'

Is this an attempt to make fun of Klahn's habit of weasel-wording?  If so,
it is a great parody of him!  Excellent satire.

Or was it a serious attempt to respond?  If so, you should be worried that
your contact with him has reduced you to trying to out-Klahn Klahn.

"Hardball" is broadcast on cable.  It is not broadcast "over
the airwaves"
(the phrase you Klahnishly imported to twist the meaning) but it is broadcast.

Your last sentence should be especially disturbing to you.  You Klahnishly
tossed out a comment that implicitly makes a claim without just coming out
and saying it explicitly in a way that accepts responsibility for it.  IF
you seriously think that all cable programming fits within "narrowcasting"
then you have no idea what the term means.  If not, then your comment that
"there is such a thing" is an irrelevant diversion.

 
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