September 19, 200917 yr A registered Republican who works for a Republican mouthpiece claiming a Democratic administration doesn't treat him the same as a former Republican administration? Say it isn't so. :lol:
September 19, 200917 yr A registered Republican who works for a Republican mouthpiece claiming a Democratic administration doesn't treat him the same as a former Republican administration? Say it isn't so. :lol: I believe he is a registered Democrat, at least when the interview he did with Clinton was in the news it came out that he was a democrat. He's also won multiple awards for his reporting. I'd listen to what he says, particularly when there are the same complaints coming from other media outlets.
September 19, 200917 yr I'm confused...so the media is no longer biased and we are supposed to give their opinions more credit?
September 20, 200917 yr I'm confused...so the media is no longer biased and we are supposed to give their opinions more credit? Well,not all media is biased. Just MSNBC. And CNN. And Dan Rather's network. And Charlie Gibson. And NPR. Oh yeah, Huffington Post. And Media Matters. Can't think of any other major news orgs that may be biased though.
September 20, 200917 yr I believe he is a registered Democrat, He said he registered as Dem so that he could have some influence in Washington DC mayoral voting.
September 20, 200917 yr Author Well,not all media is biased. Just MSNBC. And CNN. And Dan Rather's network. And Charlie Gibson. And NPR. Oh yeah, Huffington Post. And Media Matters. Can't think of any other major news orgs that may be biased though. Not that anyone on here ever said Fox was biased, though... I'd really like to see if any of you can discredit his statement with proof.
September 20, 200917 yr Not that anyone on here ever said Fox was biased, though... I'd really like to see if any of you can discredit his statement with proof. He's entitled to his opinion. He may be right. If he is, what's the point?
September 20, 200917 yr Author He's entitled to his opinion. He may be right. If he is, what's the point?That they need to grow some thicker hide and realize that they work for us and are open to scrutiny. Always question your government, try to keep them as close to honest as possible. Although, in this day and age, keeping them honest is a real challenge. Been that way for many years now.
September 20, 200917 yr Univision gets a interview from Obama today but not Fox News.Kind of like Dick Cheney granting "exclusive interviews" to Fox News in Bush's second term ...
September 20, 200917 yr He's entitled to his opinion. He may be right. If he is, what's the point? I'm not sure. Every administration has a media strategy. I sincerely doubt this is the first one to "work the refs" as Wallace put it.
September 20, 200917 yr He said he registered as Dem so that he could have some influence in Washington DC mayoral voting. That's pretty funny. I new he was registered democrat and that he claimed to have voted both parties in the past. He has quite a decent resume.
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