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Topspin said:
they are usually whipier than Harry Reid, but then very many dems are.
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I'd love to see them put on some non-whimpy democrats though. Can you imagine the boost the conservatives would get if the public got a taste of someone like desh....whew..:) Or maybe even have Olberman as a guest sometime so he'd be on a station that someone actually watches.. ;)
 
leaningright said:
I'd love to see them put on some non-whimpy democrats though. Can you imagine the boost the conservatives would get if the public got a taste of someone like desh....whew..:) Or maybe even have Olberman as a guest sometime so he'd be on a station that someone actually watches.. ;)
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They'd likely put Olbermann on, if his contract didn't disallow it.
 
Olberman is a huge whimp and a freaking tool crybaby, fox & the right would look a lot better with him on.
He's like the old dude trying to play with the hip young chic. The sophmoric whining he does is notches below in class what fox is doing.
 
He's still not Alan Colmes.

Actually, the liberal who would be awesome to have on Fox is a local Seattleite named Ken Schram, who already has experience doing the liberal-conservative show with fellow Seattleite John Carlson. He's also good at pissing off the various local news offices. "Oh, and it looks like Ken Schram is in the building with another rant."
 
Damocles said:
http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/01/26/poll-fox-news-most-trusted-tv-network/

Poll: Fox News Most Trusted on TV

CNN bills itself as "the most trusted name in news" but the results of a new poll released Tuesday suggest that title belongs to Fox News.

The Public Policy Polling survey asked Americans about their levels of trust in each of the major television news outlets. Fox News came out on top, with 49 percent of respondents saying it was the network they trusted the most.

Opinions on Fox News had a partisan divide, according to the national survey conducted last week. Seventy-four percent of Republicans put their faith in the network, but only 30 percent of Democrats said they did.

CNN was the second most-trusted TV news outlet, with 39 percent of respondents endorsing it. There was a significant party split on the CNN question, too, with 59 percent of Democrats and 23 percent of Republicans saying it carried credibility with them.

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Hahahahaaaa!

Get ready to have your fanny handed to you!
 
Damocles said:
http://www.politicsdaily.com/2010/01/26/poll-fox-news-most-trusted-tv-network/

Poll: Fox News Most Trusted on TV

CNN bills itself as "the most trusted name in news" but the results of a new poll released Tuesday suggest that title belongs to Fox News.

The Public Policy Polling survey asked Americans about their levels of trust in each of the major television news outlets. Fox News came out on top, with 49 percent of respondents saying it was the network they trusted the most.

Opinions on Fox News had a partisan divide, according to the national survey conducted last week. Seventy-four percent of Republicans put their faith in the network, but only 30 percent of Democrats said they did.

CNN was the second most-trusted TV news outlet, with 39 percent of respondents endorsing it. There was a significant party split on the CNN question, too, with 59 percent of Democrats and 23 percent of Republicans saying it carried credibility with them.

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Who cares what the ignorant proles think? They're obviously wrong.
 
Topspin said:
It takes a moron of the highest order, a white trash nascar loving redneck who's never seen the inside of a college to think Fox is fair and balanced.
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Fox News is FAIR and BALANCED.

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.Thought you'd like that, asswipe
 
Topspin said:
It takes a moron of the highest order, a white trash nascar loving redneck who's never seen the inside of a college to think Fox is fair and balanced.
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Its the way Republican marketing works. You name something the opposit of what it is and then 25 to 30 % of the population will belive it.
 
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