@Silverchild79,
Silverchild79;40907 wrote:it's a good news channel.
The Ron Paul people claim that Fox News is fabrication, yet point to shaky unverifiable death tolls in the middle east which they admit they can't prove.
Foxnews is just the contrast of CBS news, actually Fox News is more "Fair and Balanced", after all they've never had a major controversy over attempting to to discredit a presidential candidate with made up stories and falsified government documents...
in the end their just to the right what every other media outlet is to the left, but avoid Hannity and Colmes at all cost, those two haven't had an independent thought in years.
Neil Cavuto, Brit Hume, John Gibson, O'reilly, Hannity *and colmes*. ALL of their broadcasters are GOP hacks.
MSNBC has Olbermann, Carlson, and Matthews. Matthews and Olbermann lean left (though Olbermann is brilliant compared to the likes of BillO), but Carlson is way right, right enough to support Ron Paul (lest you forgest Silver, the right wing of America want limited government and realist international politics).
CNN has Dobbs, or God as I like to call him. They have Anderson Cooper and his SIU, who ALWAYS do excellent work, usually with extremely little opinion (in any). Sanjay Gupta is a bit of a lefty, but being a doctor, he's designed to support measures that could potentially help people. I don't know that a compassionate doctor is a bad thing.
CBS and ABC have been leftist for years, and everybody knows it, but they aren't news channels. Of the three major news channels in the US, Fox is the least balanced, and the least fair. They allowed Sean Hannity to claim Paul supporters were redialing their cell phone poll when they KNEW that was impossible (they block your number and send you a "thanks for already voting tonight" message). Fox News has also in the past three weeks aired TWO full-hour hit pieces on Iran's "aggression" towards the West. It is the brainchild of Rupurt Murdoch, a man who also publishes the New York Post (conservative), and soon The Wall Street Journal (sale to Newscorp pending).
The you look at Fox News' panel of "experts". The have Fred Barnes, co-founder and editor of the Weekly Standard, and OVERTLY conservative magazine. Charles Krauthamer, another panel member is a contributor to The Weekly Standard. Then they bring in "expert" William Kristol, who is the other co-founder of the Weekly Standard. And who owns The Weekly Standard? Newscorp.
Fair and Balanced my ass.