Would one of you who complain ad nauseam about Fox News post so much as one instance...

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...of bias in a news story? Please note, I said NEWS STORY, not commentary. If you mention the names O'Reilly, Hannity, Beck, etc...it simply proves that you are incapable of differentiating news and comment.
mr: I put in the caveat because it's common sense. Commentators are SUPPOSED to have a POV. It's their reason for being.
slightly: You just proved that you don't grasp the concept of commentary. A commentator doesn't have the same responsibility to be non-partisan that a journalist does, but that doesn't mean they're not correct. If O'Reilly or one of the others makes a point and backs it up with facts, why SHOULDN'T others use those facts to make an argument? Just because the DailyKos or Keith Olberman are full of you-know-what 99% of the time doesn't mean they can't occasionally come up with a legitimate fact or two.
saint: Congratualtions on making my point for me. I looked at your first link, and the first dozen or so entries listed are all about commentators.

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I've come to the conclusion that those that are complaining all the time about Fox News just don't understand the difference just like you've stated. I'm a conservative and I sometimes don't agree with "their commentary" that why its call commentary!
 
It's the times when Fox actually asks hard questions to Dems when liberals get upset. When you put somebody in the hot seat and ask them to defend the indefensible it makes them look bad and therefore makes it look like Fox is slanted. When actually they bring ignorance to the forefront.
 
FOX News Channel broadcast a clip of Republican Gov. Mark Sanford with a (D) next to his name when he admitted his adulterous affair. One picture is worth a thousand words.

This is not the first time FOX News channel has made this same MISTAKE, did the same with Foley, the guy who was hot for Congressional pages.
 
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