August 20, 200719 yr I know most of you didn't listen to his radio show, but Tony Snow basically took the job as a bet. He spent alot of time ranting how the White House fumbled the press and how David Gregory was a loose cannon. I'm guessing Tony won the bet........David Gregory hasn't been on the White House beat for what seems like ages. David Gregory is such a pompous a**hole, I cant stand the guy. MSNBC has been rated the most "liberal" of the networks. FOX News is right leaning but the rest of the media is definately left leaning. There is no such thing as "fair" nowadays in media coverage. Everything has a slant and every news station has a purpose in the way they cover any story.
August 20, 200719 yr I know most of you didn't listen to his radio show, but Tony Snow basically took the job as a bet. He spent alot of time ranting how the White House fumbled the press and how David Gregory was a loose cannon. I'm guessing Tony won the bet........David Gregory hasn't been on the White House beat for what seems like ages. David Gregory is such a pompous a**hole, I cant stand the guy. MSNBC has been rated the most "liberal" of the networks. FOX News is right leaning but the rest of the media is definately left leaning. There is no such thing as "fair" nowadays in media coverage. Everything has a slant and every news station has a purpose in the way they cover any story. Fox News should fess up to that. "Fox News Channel. When everyone else leans left." :thumbup
August 25, 200718 yr Fox and CNN tend to be accurate in reporting and save the bias for the infotainment, with a decidedly liberal editorial bent to CNN and conservative to FNC. FNC makes a conscious effort to bring in opposing views and let them debate (hence the "Fair and Balanced" tag line) and CNN goes after the biggest name on any subject for interview. Together they represent the least offensive news organizations. MSNBC, NBC, CBS, ABC, and PBS are decidedly liberal in every facet, from what news they choose to report, the inflection of the anchor's voice (credence to liberals, incredulous disbelief to conservatives), word chosen in the report and all editorial points of view.
August 25, 200718 yr irregardless of the source...its the viewer/reader's responsibility to to differient between what is fact and what is opinion...cnn or fox news might be your source of choice...but if you take every word said as gospel truth, then you are nothing more than a sheep...and last time i checked...sheeps cant vote
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