Why people should stop watching Fox

[Micawber]

Just ask this Ralph Peters guy who worked there, in his own words....


"You could measure the decline of Fox News by the drop in the quality of guests waiting in the green room. A year and a half ago, you might have heard George Will discussing policy with a senator while a former Cabinet member listened in. Today, you would meet a Republican commissar with a steakhouse waistline and an eager young woman wearing too little fabric and too much makeup, immersed in memorizing her talking points.

This wasn’t a case of the rats leaving a sinking ship. The best sailors were driven overboard by the rodents.

As I wrote in an internal Fox memo, leaked and widely disseminated, I declined to renew my contract as Fox News’s strategic analyst because of the network’s propagandizing for the Trump administration. Today’s Fox prime-time lineup preaches paranoia, attacking processes and institutions vital to our republic and challenging the rule of law."

[Micawber]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlo...=.29f6e3eef05c

read more here

[TrippyHippy]

People should stop watching cable news in general.

[Irish Exit]

Just ask this Ralph Peters guy who worked there, in his own words....


"You could measure the decline of Fox News by the drop in the quality of guests waiting in the green room. A year and a half ago, you might have heard George Will discussing policy with a senator while a former Cabinet member listened in. Today, you would meet a Republican commissar with a steakhouse waistline and an eager young woman wearing too little fabric and too much makeup, immersed in memorizing her talking points.

This wasn’t a case of the rats leaving a sinking ship. The best sailors were driven overboard by the rodents.

As I wrote in an internal Fox memo, leaked and widely disseminated, I declined to renew my contract as Fox News’s strategic analyst because of the network’s propagandizing for the Trump administration. Today’s Fox prime-time lineup preaches paranoia, attacking processes and institutions vital to our republic and challenging the rule of law."

I don't watch fox or cnn and I only briefly glance at MSNBC to see if there is breaking news. I haven't watched CNN since the whole doxing threat incident of somebody over a meme they didn't like, and haven't watched Fox in years.

[Micawber]

Well, if it's all equivalent where are the good sailors from MSNBC and NN similarly reporting about their "having jumped" ship due to a similar" rat infestation" as was reported regarding Fox?

It's not the same, MSNBC and CNN are counter trolls, possibly. Fox wrote the script and broke the mold.
It is an arm of the Republican party that knows it's bread is presently buttered by Trump's base of slack jawed troglodytes
whose eyes glisten and dilate in unison across the heartland as vapid morons in scarlet lipstick mouth talking points those
retarded beer swilling goobers feel but can't articulate. They are so fucking stupid they think that when that
Beavis clone in a wig refuses to cease shouting non sequiturs at a journalist it means they are winning the intellectual battle. They are that dumb, and ugly, and hateful.

[Nordberg]

Studies show that people who are Fox Gnus watchers know less about politics than those who watch none. It is a right wing propaganda station.