[Ruth C]

Wendell G travels with the Bush campaign and reports for them. The You Decided 2004 segment of each FoxNews broadcast goes from one to the other, each having the same amount of time to give info on the particular candidate/campaign. Unlike so many I've watched on other stations, there seems to be no personal attitudes inserted into the reports by them.

IMO, FoxNews is fair and balanced in that they present both sides, bring in speakers for both sides, and let them speak and let us decide. I wonder if the complaints against them being 'too left' aren't because what some want is a conservative biased program to 'balance' the liberal biased programs.

I'm happy with Fox. I am one who wants the information from both sides. I will make my own usual conservative decision, but do give me the information being thrown out by all sides.

[Liberty Valance]

Well said Ruth.

[SueAngel]

I was relatively happy with Fox, also, until last night when, after the debate, the panel had the most left-slanted opinions I've ever heard on that channel. I finally changed the channel to MSNBC in disgust and watched Chris Matthews, who was being much more objective in his analysis. Who would've thought??!

[justshe]

Very well stated. From the beginning, Fox News has stated their intent to be fair and balanced. Initially, we were all in "collective euphoria" simply to see ANY view from the right. Because we certainly hadn't seen anything like that from the other cable news networks.

I think it is OUR expectations that Fox will cater ONLY to the right that is disappointing to many. Just my opinion.

[mombonn]

Wendell G travels with the Bush campaign and reports for them.

Wendell G would sooner eat dust than ever utter the words, "President Bush".

I despise that man.

I can only hope that having to travel with President Bush is the ultimate injustice to him. I have to belive that he has a clause in his contract that prevents him from having to ever say "President Bush".