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Originally Posted by Sir Loin  The charge where it is alleged Fox News mandated reporters be “positive” when reporting about pro-life people is almost as humorous to this articles listing of complaints about Fox News by…………….Howard Dean! Yeah, I can see “bias” is a real issue here. Chuckle. |
What does that have to do with internal news memos where John Moody asks reporters to be on the lookout for terrorists being pleased at the Democrats winning the 2006 election? Nothing? Okay.
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| Amazingly, despite allegations that bias has control at Fox News, they have managed to report pretty much exactly what the rest are. On a daily basis. And get a higher rating than their competitors while doing it. Guess all the other networks must be getting the same memos as Fox eh? |
Translation : LOOK - LOOK! The other news networks are doing bad stuff too. Stay on topic. We are after all debating FOX.
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| Ask a “Fox News is” type for a list of those greatly discredited stories ala Rather & CBS or CNN & Baghdad and you get what? Wikipedia and Media Matters complaints and allegations. Oh yeah Fox News tried to fool the sheeple with an “D” where there should have been an “R” and of course they showed photshopped pictures of people AT THE SAME TIME as they were making fun of them! |
Translation : LOOK - LOOK! The other news networks are doing it too. Stay on topic. We are after all debating FOX.
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| Makes ya wonder why the “Fox News is” crowd bothers to get out of bed. |
Alright so let me get this straight. You say FOX is about reporting 'actual news'. Yet this contradictory to A) their in company memos and B) the words of News Corps(FNs parent company) Chairman Rupert Murdoch. When you are looking out for stories that are damaging to one particular political party then it's EXTREMELY OBVIOUS that your goal is not to be 'fair and balanced' but to direct the way the viewer hears the news.