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[stevemcgarrett]

Jonathan Edwards is running out of the kitchen. Evidently, it's just too hot for the pretty boy to deal with.

From the AP wire:

[twg]

[stevemcgarrett]

twg:

Long and short of it is that you are a perennial cynic who assigns an ulterior motive of profit and other selfish gain to all human conduct and in almost neo-Marxist manner.

The point, which you obviously missed, is that liberals have grown so accustomed to the mainstream media leaning to the left that when it doesn't they cry foul without reflecting on the biases that existed before FoxNews existed. Bernard Goldberg, himself a former CBS correspondent, has written at length on this subject.

I suggest you read him when you're tired of making your little cartoons.

[Octavius Hite]

[stevemcgarrett]

Octavius wrote:

[gang ah jee]

[On the other hand]

I'm kind of with Steve on this one. And Dennis Kucinich, the most left-leaning of the Democratic contenders, has expressed his own willingness to appear on FOX.

[Octavius Hite]

Listen I'm with Kuchinich as well, Bill Clinton went on FOX and kicked the shiite out of Chris Wallace and rallied the Dem's to his cause. He showed they could go into the fox's house and kick him in the teeth and win.

As for you steve, you said:

[Nowhere Man]

DOES THAT MEAN FOXNEWS ISN'T FAIR AND BALANCED?

[ddeubel]

[EFLtrainer]

[EFLtrainer]

[enns]

Foxnews certainly reflects a right-wing point of view, but propaganda? Come on. Turn down the rhetoric. I see them more of a right-wing equivalent of the CBC in Canada.

The CBC, which survives partially on government funding, could be one of the most biased channels in North America. This is a station(CBC main network and Newsworld) where 40% of its journalists are proclaimed NDP supporters(a party which rarely receives more than 13% in the polls) and Michael Moore documentaries seem to be aired on a weekly bases. There is no balance, there are no right-of-centre shows or documentaries. The facts are overwhelming here.

Now, CNN isn't as bad as the CBC but still undoubtedly tilts to the left. Foxnews not only balances CNN, among other networks, but also the daily newspapers, which are largely left-wing. Labeling Foxnews as propaganda while claiming that all of the big left-wing outlets are just slightly biased is irresponsible. The left always tends to make themselves feel better by labeling anything "right-wing" as propaganda, rather than just a differing point of view.

[stevemcgarrett]

EFLTrainer:

Good news for you! Rabies shots are now available for advanced cases of leftist hyperbole. So you can stop foaming at the mouth now.

TO ALL LEFTWING NUTS ON THIS FORUM:

NEWSFLASH:

I don't get all my news from Fox. I don't even have it on my cable. And if you think CNN doesn't lean left, well, it only means you're too far left to realize which way the boat tilts.

I also listen to NPR online and read The Christian Science Monitor.

When I was able to access Fox in the States I noticed one thing quite different from most CNN and alphabet channels: they actually tried to put people with opposing views on during news commentary segments. So how is that propaganda?

I watch CNN and CNN International almost every day and I seldom get opposing views. Usually its a liberal and the moderator or correspondent, who is also liberal.

You are blinded by your own biases. At least I acknowledge mine.

Read Bernard Goldberg's book on media arrogance and get back to me.

[Tiger Beer]

FOX is the mouth-piece of the Bush administration. That news network has completely lost all credibility awhile ago already.