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FamousX F
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...Republicans? Bill O'Reilly does it. Sean Hannity does it. Dick Morris does it, etc...
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Why does Fox News always talk negative about the Democratic candidates and not the...
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joy d
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Fox News is owned by someone who influences America with his many media outlets. EVERYONE on the show are told how to deliver the news. It is always swayed and FALSE.
CNN is the same way.
CNN is the same way.
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darren m
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The answer could be the focus is so much on narrow politics it will exclude all else. The Human Right To Peace an an alternitive to Resource Wars like Iraq could be something both could concentrate on. The addition of The Right To Peace to The Bill Of Rights for all citizens. This could be of use against Fox News and the bias in favour of Republicans if people were to suggest to Democrats they use it against both . The idea of ownership of The World to prevent Resource Wars also could shake things up. The Right to conserve resources, protect the environment, and to an unpolluted environment might fix Fox's Wagon
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Obama smokin'
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You'll have to watch or listen for more then 4 minutes. no
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bri
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because they are all conservatives.
so you get a conservative slant on the 'news'
so you get a conservative slant on the 'news'
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Slightly Dark Francis
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Fox News was established in 1996 by head of Newscorp, Rupert Murdoch. He appointed former Nixon, Reagan, and GHW Bush media consultant Roger Ailes as its president.
It is often claimed that Fox was set up to redress the balance of an overly liberal media in the US. If this is the case, Fox 'redresses' by taking a pro-conservative stance and labelling it 'fair and balanced'. What legitimate news needs to trumpet its fairness? Surely it should be implied.
I believe Murdoch simply saw a niche in the market and exploited it to best advantage. It was a business move for him as much as a political one.
It is often claimed that Fox was set up to redress the balance of an overly liberal media in the US. If this is the case, Fox 'redresses' by taking a pro-conservative stance and labelling it 'fair and balanced'. What legitimate news needs to trumpet its fairness? Surely it should be implied.
I believe Murdoch simply saw a niche in the market and exploited it to best advantage. It was a business move for him as much as a political one.
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Homeless in Phoenix
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Good journalism!