August 19, 201016 yr Or shouted down and interrupted while they try to make a point ... Don't disagree westsider. Here is my problem in a nutshell with those three outlets. Fox-the libs are usualy not good, and do get shot down or interupted. If I was a lefty I wouldn't get excited about going on Fox-except for O' Reilly, as I think he gives you a say-so. CNN-next most moderate, but I think their past haunts them, conservatives feel like they won't get a fair shake. MSNBC-has a credibility problem-rarely do I see an opposing viewpoint there, and some of their hosts-Maddow and Olbermann "mock" the right-so why would a guest want to go on there?
August 19, 201016 yr I watch Fox and Fox only, but the whole fair & balanced thing is ridiculous. Does anyone even pay attention to these slogans or catch phrases? I mean, does the NY Times still use "all the news that's fit to print"? If so, does anyone take it seriously?
August 19, 201016 yr John Stewart provides some of the most unbiased news IMO lol. Stewart said that the Rs should pay Fox $1M.
August 19, 201016 yr For folks who have a problem with political donations need to check out who donated heavily to Obama....
August 19, 201016 yr John Stewart provides some of the most unbiased news IMO lol. He's the best political news source there is imo.
August 19, 201016 yr For folks who have a problem with political donations need to check out who donated heavily to Obama.... Save us the googling.
August 19, 201016 yr To be fair it's been a long trend that individual reporters donate primarily to the Dems.
August 19, 201016 yr Does anyone even pay attention to these slogans or catch phrases? I mean, does the NY Times still use "all the news that's fit to print"? If so, does anyone take it seriously? I love the NYT!
August 19, 201016 yr Google Inc. donated over 800,000.. Google Corp or Google employees? Regardless, that's different than a news organization.
August 19, 201016 yr Time Warner 590,000.. Is Time Warner classified as a news organization? I thought they were classified as entertainment after the merger/acquisition.
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