[EQAndyBuzz]

More liberals watch Fox then they do CNN and MSNBC...combined.

Which explains the survey..

[MeganC]

I had no idea how many pop-ups there were on National Review until just now. It’s been added to my browser’s blocked list.

[Dr. Thorne]

MY POV is that FoxNews is the opposite side of the dialectical coin provided by the MSM. Roger Ailes is a global elite just like his supposed counterparts in the leftwing press.

Ailes's job is keep the conservatives drooling in front of their TVs just as the CBSNBCABCPBSCNN keep the leftists drooling in front of theirs.

Anyone who gets their news from the homosexual Shepard Smith, the preening blowhard Bill O'Reilly or the manipulative sensationalist Sean Hannity is being played like a Stradivarius.

[Yosemitest]

Kevin D. Williamson is delusional and needs to be committed to the insane ward of the nearest hospital.

[fireman15]

From the Article,

“60% believe that climate change is not occurring. [They’re probably wrong, but their views are not radically different from those of the average American. The study purports to show not only that Fox News viewers believe untrue things, but also that they believe untrue things at a rate significantly different from Americans at large.]”

I think the author’s comments show his own ignorance and bias. First, most FOX viewers are very likely to realize that the climate is always changing as do “97% of climate scientists”. Only idiots and those intentionally trying to mislead frame the question that way. The real question is whether CO2 from the burning of fossil fuels plays a significant role in warming the atmosphere. At this time there is very little real world data that supports the hypothesis, especially since satellite data which is not as subject to siting problems and manipulation has shown no statistically significant warming in over 18 years despite rising CO2 levels.

Then of course there are all of the other contradictions. The amount of CO2 released into the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels currently can explain only a small percentage of the current rise in CO2 levels. The vast majority of the rise in CO2 can only be coming from sources other than the burning of fossil fuels.

We are told that the oceans are absorbing vast amounts of CO2 causing the oceans to become more acidic, yet data from actual measurements does not support this. It seems more likely that the most of the increase in CO2 levels is coming from the oceans as they have been slowly warming for hundreds of years since the “little ice age”. As water that has absorbed CO2 rises in temperature it releases CO2.

It seems very likely that the author’s comments which demonstrate almost no understanding of the actual issue indicate that he has less understanding than those whose opinions he is making light of.

Then he also says,
“63% believe that Obama was not born in the U.S. (or that it is unclear). [That’s nuts.]”

If that is “nuts” then why is it that Obama has refused to release his school records? Why has he released two “birth certificates” which both have serious forensics issues, along with a selective service form that is an obvious forgery? Why won’t Obama allow the originals of any of these documents to be examined by actual experts? The way this has all been handled raises a lot of questions. So who is “nuts”? People who would like to see meaningful verification from someone who has been known to be a serial liar for all of his adult life? Or those who accept the claims of serial liar without any meaningful verification? We live in a topsy turvy world when common sense is called “nuts”.

[kevkrom]

You want to drive leftists completely nuts? Point out to them that Fox News isn’t even right-wing - at most, it’s a marginally right-of-center viewpoint.

A real right-wing news source would make them wet their panties.

[donaldo]

I’m as skeptical of Fox News as I am of any other network. However, I do view them as an antidote to the liberal blather so much in evidence on the other networks. Krauthammer is about as good as they come.

[driftless2]

I like Williamson, but he says some pretty dumb stuff himself. About ten years ago or more the AMA was forced to admit that chiropractic and acupuncture work. They don't know how, but they had to take back decades of nasty comments about the two. I personally benefited enormously from chiropractic after visiting quack mds at the big city hospitals for a neck problem. The mds had no clue as to how to help me. The chiropractor fixed my sore neck after one visit.

And a few years ago one md told me that otc remedies for toenail fungus don't work. So I ordered the liver-destroying drugs through the hospital pharmacy that did nothing to the fungus. Then a year or so later I read about Dr. Scholl's otc fungus medicine on the internet. It cleared the fungus up pronto. MDs don't know everything.

[Seattle Conservative]

Have the Dims that think Fox is stupid seen the people on the Water’s World segments on BOR?

Might help them if they listened to Fox now and then (of course, some of them may be beyond help).

[Cementjungle]

The Five is less interesting than watching an hour long Tidy Bowl infomercial.

The other shows devote way too much time speculating on weather or not Christie, Romney, et. al are running for president they have become totally redundant and useless.

That stupid "Breaking News" alert they do at the return of EVERY commercial break is stupid.... and useless.