With the recent sexual assault scandals that have become public in the past year, has your opinion of the network changed? For me, I used to be a big Fox News fan, but not anymore.
With the recent sexual assault scandals that have become public in the past year, has your opinion of the network changed? For me, I used to be a big Fox News fan, but not anymore.
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Originally Posted by Paperview
No, not in the least.
If anything, it's even worse now, given that they new all about Billo's transgressions for a long time and did nothing to address it until the public found out.
That, and they're hardly covering the story themselves.
Well, he see this one particularly hot chick and not does she bag he slackjawed, but he lets a "Whoa" slip out
No... not really. I didn't really watch fox news to begin with. Never really liked Oreilly. But if I am somewhere where there is cable I'll probably turn on Fox before any other nightly news station.... if on the rare occasion I want to watch the news.
Nope. I still think Fox News is garbage.
But then again I think that about pretty much all of the mainstream media outlets. Nor do I really watch the news all that often.
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I havent watched Fox, or any other network news for years.
Sexual assault? Come on now.
Why would a sex scandal influence anyone's opinion of a news venue?
Don't you try to balance the sources of news you receive?
Generally no. Still a right wing propaganda network with bias more egregious than the at worst centre left lean (and only by perverted American standards), MSNBC and CNN have.
That they've taken steps to clean up what appears to be a fairly deep seated culture of sexual abuse is definitely welcome however.
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What amazes me is that these women continue to apply for jobs at FOX.
If Fox is such a hostile and sexist place to work, why apply? So they are willing to disregard their pride and morals to work for such a supposedly horrible organization?
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