08/10/06 FOX News Poll: Mideast Crisis, Iraq and Cuba (Fox News just joined the liberal media)

Fox News ^ | August 10, 2006 | Fox

[TNCMAXQ]

I find Shep so personally annoying, even when he does Fox News on the radio.

[FlipWilson]

Just because polls are telling us things we don't want to hear doesn't mean we should dismiss them out of hand. Most, if not all, of the polls are not painting a rosy picture for Republicans right now. That is not to say that things won't turn around. The campaign hasn't even started yet.

[CremeSaver]

I only watch John Gibson and an hour of Fox and Friends in the morning (I love Steve and Brian). For the rest, too liberal for me. After the way Greg Kelly ignored Freepers last year down in Crawford I can't stand to look at him. The other day Kelly had a bit of sarcasm about Bush's comments to Sam Donaldson too. Kelly is a big time lib and as useless as Shepard Smith.

[colorado tanker]

I believe these numbers (remember, they're the "generic" poll). Congress is reviled by both left and right these days. In fact, I've seen a lot of pubbie bashing right here on this forum.

[YOUGOTIT]

FOX joined the liberal media some time ago when the started to hire the left-wingers from CNN and other places. They were getting blasted at all the drunk parties in New York so they decided to go with the liberals. It is a shame as some people still think FOX news is fair and balanced it is not is going anti-American left-wing.

[aligncare]

Is anyone planning on starting a TRULY conservative 24 hour news network?

In my opinion, that would not be a good idea.

I have no problem hearing both sides of an issue. The truth will out. It's impossible to have bias-free reporting. But, once your news product is perceived as one sided - you lose all credibility.

[thoughtomator]

2-3% of CNN's viewers doesn't amount to much these days.

[thoughtomator]

But, once your news product is perceived as one sided - you lose all credibility.

However, this is no barrier to success in the modern media industry.

[ichabod1]

Yeah, I heard Col. David Hunt is working for Hillary! too.

[JohnnyZ]

Poor polling doesn't mean a network is liberal.

Dope.

[ichabod1]

angry Republicans telling pollsters they will vote rat

And rightly so! How else can we hold their feet to the fire?

[srotaG adirolF]

They've been with the liberal media all along. They are just less liberal than the other networks. I agree 100%.

[lilylangtree]

Well, look who owns Fox. Sure it has some journalists that may be conservative, but Fox is owned by Rupert Murdoch who several months ago hosted a fundraiser for the hildebeast.

[FarRightFanatic]

Greg Kelly & Shepard Smith = Creeps

[aligncare]

I believe we are in transitional period. Decades of Liberal reporters and one-sided perspective cannot be "balanced" overnight. It takes millions of dollars to get a network or a newspaper up and running. It will take time. But make no mistake - the tide is turning. After all, America is a conservative country.

[FarRightFanatic]

"Yeah, I heard Col. David Hunt is working for Hillary! too."


What? *thud*

[FreedomProtector]

might be falling in line w/ strategy of making country worried of ramifications of house and senate run by anti-war, anti-life, pro-abortion, bush-hating, pro high-tax, anti tax-cut, anti school choice, pro government indoctrication, anti freedom, coocs from the left

GOP base will be motivated if there is a chance that Pelosi/Reid coocs in control ....

[turbocat]

Here: This thread says GOP "LIKE A ROCK"

[Moolah]

I take it some of you don't believe that Fox really is "fair and balanced" or is it just that you don't want them to be? I kind of like getting both sides myself.

[OldFriend]

And then repeat after ME. FNC has gone to the dark side, long time ago!