Which of these two sounds like the more accurate headline to you?

[clean truck]

Well knowing Fox, that means the USA is negotiating with the taliban

and

knowing how much the rest of the networks provide cover for the America hating left, that means they are providing cover.

 

[Twurzz]

Consider that this is supposed to be journalism, and not opinionated at all:


1:"KARZAI: US IN PEACE TALKS WITH TALIBAN TO END WAR IN AFGHANISTAN"

2:"Negotiating With the Taliban?"
3: "U.S. in peace talks with Taliban, Afghan president says"

4: "Karzai Says U.S. In Peace Talks With Taliban"

5: "Afghan Leader Confirms Peace Talks"

One of these headlines is not like the others, one of these headlines just doesn't belong.
top to bottom,
MSNBC
Fox
CNN
NPR
ABC

 

[It Boy. Rag Doll]

Number 1

Number 2 sounds like a tabloid super market paper with a photo shopped picture of Obama and Karzai and Osama at the Tehran conference

 

[Way of the Gun]

2. I am guessing it was a story done by Fox as I saw it previously in another question.

But Yahoo News seems to agree with it. I guess they must be a Republican propaganda machine too.

 

[O-BOMB-A]

They all essentially say the same thing.

Except #5 "Afghan Leader Confirms Peace Talks" (because it does not specify with whom the 'peace talks' are being conducted with.)

 

[Barry's Change]

Negotiating With the Taliban , obama's dream come true.

 

[Barry's Change]

Negotiating With the Taliban , obama's dream come true.

 

[Average College Idiot]

That's Obama, he attacks Mubarak and Qaddaffi, both allies in the war on terror, meanwhile he doesn't do anything to Syria and the guy running Syria because Syria is already run by Islamists.