By the way, I don't often watch Faux News, but I have to admit I did especially enjoy tuning in to its apoplectic performance on election night a year ago. A bit of schadenfreude on my part, I guess...

Ha Ha!!

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Nuff said indeed, Tom. And didn't Letterman look silly.

For Thomspons- I hate to break it to you but Fox intends on getting Rudy Guiliani elected.

Fair and Balanced- I think not– finally some Republicans are starting to notice. FOX is the King of Yellow Journalism

Brendan are you serious? Using your rational of Fox being wholly Conservative, who is for and has been for HANDOUTS FOR VOTES for years?

Conservatives or Liberals?

Handouts by the gubment versus people that actually work for a living, you think that your "party" is on the right side of that argument?

Many of you Soros sheep have never watched Fox and only get your "news" from one TYPE of source be it NPR or MSNBC or PBS.

Watch Keith Olberman (if 10 of you do, it would double his audience) and tell me that he is "fair and balanced", he spews his liberal viewpoint and two sheep come on and parrot EXACTLY what he says.

Watch Bill Moyer on PBS and then watch Bill O'Reilly, O'Reilly will have Ellis Hedican, Kirsten Powers and Juan Williams to name a few LIBERALS on DISCUSSING a subject, Moyer nary a Conservative view.

Remember that Fox only came about because PEOPLE were fed up on the one mindset in network news.

Does Fox have Conservatives on, YES, YES, YES, but I challenge anyone to deny that Fox has more LIBERALS on their network than the others have CONSERVATIVES. Not even close.

Watch Hannity and Colmes and you get four people on one subject, but with ALL SIDES OF AN ISSUE.

It works because they used the highly popular Crossfire ideal where you had all viewpoints represented, how refreshing.

I laugh at some of you, like I do at David Letterman, who attacked O'Reilly on his show and when O'Reilly asked him point blank, "Have you ever watched the show" and Letterman said, "No, some people told me......".

Nuff said.

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"Proved"? ...and Liberals don't profile, or stereotype? As usual the facts are wrong too...You might be interested to know Jerry Springer was a Democrat mayor of Cincinnati and has had a long affiliation with NBC (FIGURES!!) This guy is one of you!!!

It's also been proved that the Faux News viewers also consider Springer delicious entertainment, and in the South, Springer is on almost every Faux station down there. Go figure!!!

Funny, Fred, when Faux news posted a half-truth story about your last Senatorial opponent, you went mute!!!

Thompson needs to stop whining and realize that when you show up late, cancel events, and put people to sleep when you talk you're not going to win many people over. Imagine how boring he'd be if he didn't have wife of his to look at.

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...and, perhaps, why FOX is seen as a "threat" requiring all the "put downs". Sorry, Al, I agree with this poster as well.

I can tolerate biased news and judge for myself, but today's press is so far off the scale that my TV's been off for years.

I do watch the networks. CNN and MSBNBC do slant left. If you like their opinions you follow their lead. Fox News leans right. If you do not acknowledge that, then "Sounds more like bias on you part borrowed directly from the talking points of your favorite conservative." I am pointing out that there is no preconceived notion of ideology on CNN/MSNBC. They are liberal, that's true. Fox News is conservative. They try to portray themselves as fair but they are not.

Why should I shun the Fox news? I love tohear the daily trumpeting of Shammity for his (and the networks candidate) Rudy. If CNN touts HRC, so be it
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Is this all liberals do in forums is regurgitate nonsense that has been drummed into them by Soros and Company. What's the deal with FOX News and you guys? Talk about the effectiveness of liberal propaganda from MSNBC, etal.

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Is this all that conservatives do in these forums is regurgitate nonsense that has been drummed into them by Murdoch, Hannity, and the pill popping windbag Rush? What's the deal with you and CNN/MSNBC?..............

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That is a ridiculous argument, it's like judging a book by it's cover. So the absence of moniker eliminates any accusation or claim of bias? WHAT? You sound immensely familiar with all the networks, including FOX, but are you really? If you lambast FOX, as you do, it seems logical that you shun and avoid it totally. And if you don't watch it how are you so certain? Sounds more like bias on you part borrowed directly from the talking points of your favorite liberal. Boy, that open-minded.

I'm really embarrassed as well because I used to watch Fox and think it was good stuff, but they really are false. CNN isn't any better, but at least they'll let us debate their false information right here. It's funny how the internet news sites have given me truth and accountability that the corporate media doesn't have.

You want to see polarizing? What candidate is CNN pushing? Clinton. What candidate is FOX pushing? Rudy. I'm serious, it is the networks that are attempting to DIVIDE America. It seems to be working too.

But now he's a goner, because no Republican can win the nomination without the support of FAUX News. Goodbye, Thompson, and be sure not to criticize the 'fair and balanced' reporters on your way out. My prediction: He'll be an employee of FOX by February, commenting on the election.

Looks like they are too ashamed to post their names with their opinions or too embarrassed to admit they are conservatives who watch this station ... one of their guilty pleasures??

http://www.golden-lamp.com

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Wow, impressive statement...witty and deep....obviously not from a conservative.

Too bad you forgot to duck when Fox finally got one right.

If we ask 'Party A' questions they have a hard time responding to, then, ask 'Party B' questions they have studied: who looks better in a corporate news-media hosted event?

Mind that, the corporation running the bias will make it seem fair, and protect the favorites.