Source: www.newshounds.us --- Saturday, December 10, 2011
When atheists erect billboards, Fox & Friends is all over them like flies on you know what. But not all billboards are created equal. Billboards which invoke Jesus are considered special by Christian Fox fiends especially billboards exhorting people to say "Merry Christmas" which have a special place on Fox & Friends. A group of Ohio women were just so upset about "happy holidays" that they solicited donations from others, who were also upset, in order to fund highway signs that remind people to say "Merry Christmas." For Fox & Friends, they were a gift from Santa Jesus as they provided validation for the bogus Fox "War on Christmas" which seeks to eliminate "Happy Holidays" from the lexicon and force the populace to say "Merry Christmas" which is the most important phrase in Fox Newsspeak. They made their first appearance in 2008 and now, the Christmas Billboard Ladies are back for their annual appearance. ( Here , Here , Here ) Yesterday, Christian/Christmas warrior Steve Doocy introduced the segment with the Fox "war on Christmas" cartoon and the requisite introductory Fox framing of the Fox message: "It's Christmas time and here on our show, we're always sharing with you the stories of how some people who are trying to take Christ out of Christmas." (Ad Nauseam, I might add). After the meme of the bogus "war on Christmas" was established, Doocy introduced the ladies who are "on a mission to stop all that." As he reported on t ...