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Well it's true imo. Nothing wrong with saying that.:)
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I think it is important to differentiate between news reporting and commentary.
Fox news is not any worse or better than the other news reporting. There is a difference in the priority of stories but that makes fox news a good alternative news source, just like MSNBC. The commentary on Fox news/MSNBC is a different story. A commentary is just like an OP-Ed feature of a newspaper... it is just one person opinion and their opinion was chosen by the media because it appeals (entertains?) its customers. I really have a hard time believing that anyone with a brain in their heads truly turns to the commentary on Fox News/MSNBC as an unbiased and complete source of news. It is an opinion. It is someone's interpretation of the news. It is entertainment pure and simple. So when people (the White House?) are slamming the media, I think it is important to differentiate between the news portions and the commentaries. I will get my news from different sources, but I don't waste my time on the commentaries. I can make my own inferences thank you media. :know: |
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Was it Nixon that sought to avoid the New York Times? Stupid then, stupid now. |
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Have to say I agree with Aramike et al.
I don't like Fox news but no administration can outwardly attack a particular news outlet because said news outlet has been critical of them, regardless whether it was spiteful or not. You get into a situation as in Russia.... |
This aint going away.
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Marginilize the channel? Havent the libs been doing that for years already? |
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While it needed to be said. The only thing the white house did was to help give that crap network more attention and make it a martyr.
Next day Glen Beck compares fox news to jews in the camps during the holocaust. Lovely network that fox news... Not! And no there is absolutely zero chance of someday being a "ban" on Fox. Far as I am aware they semi follow FCC guidelines and laws. The white house is just saying to sane people that Fox news has proven how far it is from "Fair and Balanced" for almost a decade now. |
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The issue with Fox news is there is less time on there being objective and neutral than any other network I have seen in this nation. When the news reels roll oftentimes it seems they are just trying to make an issue a political issue to emflame the viewers. Do other networks do the same? Sometimes during election season they become rats but with fox its like a 24 hour thing. That is my opinion tho many people share such. The white house is free to say Fox News sucks BTW. They have no power to alter their programming but they have the right to say what they think of it. |
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They should have just left it alone. |
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The real problem lies in the fact that Fox News is pissing off President Obama so much that it has come to this point in time.
Any polictical psychologist can see this frustration is coming from a common mental disorder that tends to blame someone else for your problems. But to use your influence to shut down an entire news agency sounds anti-american to me, like an old black and white citzens cane movie or something. Has anyone noticed Senator Kerry jumping into the news more often now that Mrs Clinton has firmly said she is not seeking the job of the president of the United States? Kerry is acting like he might have another chance if Obama slips in the ratings game (whatever that is) |
He has no influence to "Shut Down" a news agency. Nobody does. He pointed out that fox news is crap. The Right wing will still use it as their primary source of subsistence. Little has changed.
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No influence eh?
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