100 days of "Fair And Balanced" Obama Coverage

[hideyoursheep]

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:rolleyes:

[hideyoursheep]

I was soooooo surprised.

[ELVIS]

That was kinda funny...:D

[hideyoursheep]

It always is. :D

[Big Train]

I would guess if one was to watch MSNBC, then CNN, then ABC, then CBS, Then NBC and then some Fox, in total that would end up fair and balanced.

It's got very reactionary. The love fest on every other network and the hatefest on Fox. If there was something truly neutral, I wonder if anyone would watch, since we are all now trained to watch these extremes.

[kwame k]

I would guess if one was to watch MSNBC, then CNN, then ABC, then CBS, Then NBC and then some Fox, in total that would end up fair and balanced.

It's got very reactionary. The love fest on every other network and the hatefest on Fox. If there was something truly neutral, I wonder if anyone would watch, since we are all now trained to watch these extremes.


That's why I don't watch any of them:pullinghair:

[Big Train]

Likewise.

[FORD]

FAUX is obviously the worst, but the other networks coverage is lousy as well. As evidenced by the ridiculous questions from the representatives of CNN's Ed Henry, NBC's Chip Reid, and even MSNBC's Chuck Todd at Wednesday's "Day 100" press conference.

[Kristy]

I'm so disappointed in Fox News. Instead of trying to collectively gang bang Obama with bad press they opt for outdoing each other with self-publicity. Has Fox lost its moral compass or has socialism discredited the Murdoch propaganda machine?

And by the way, what in the FUCK does Hannity put in his hair? Looks like a mixture of used Grease Monkey motor oil and sperm*



*no, I really don't want to know.

[ULTRAMAN VH]

FAUX is obviously the worst, but the other networks coverage is lousy as well. As evidenced by the ridiculous questions from the representatives of CNN's Ed Henry, NBC's Chip Reid, and even MSNBC's Chuck Todd at Wednesday's "Day 100" press conference.

Those were some ENCHANTNING questions.:barf:

[hideyoursheep]

I would guess if one was to watch MSNBC, then CNN, then ABC, then CBS, Then NBC and then some Fox, in total that would end up fair and balanced.

It's got very reactionary. The love fest on every other network and the hatefest on Fox. If there was something truly neutral, I wonder if anyone would watch, since we are all now trained to watch these extremes.


PBS comes in handy when you don't want your news chopped down to 15 second segments to make room for "Smilin' Bob" ads, not sensationalized and usually pretty unbiased. I try to stay away from Brooks and Sheilds, or whoever those 2 political talking heads are.

[FORD]

Those were some ENCHANTNING questions.:barf:

Yeah that question sucked too, but I couldn't remember the tool's name or who he worked for.