[HitmanLV]

All Fox does is give a chance for some articulate conservative spokespeople to comment and be heard. It just gives the conservative point of view along with the liberal point of view.

This fact alone seems to drive liberals batty.

Even as a kid watching news tv in the 1970s, it was clear to me that the dominant media would seldom, if ever, give mainstream conservatives a chance to talk. Often a panel would have a liberal host, 3 liberal guests (usually with law degrees and often smirking), and 1 conservative (a middle aged man, crew cut, glasses, and easily befuddled). The conservative invariably looked very bad, and they did this for decades.

Now a news outlet like Fox gives conservatives a real point of view on tv. That's all. If this is too much for liberals, it speaks volumes for them.

I have to admit, Fox has decent conservative and liberal points of view, but they do cart out some liberal mental midgets now and then.

Kirsten Powers, a 'democratic strategist,' shows up on several of their programs and offers a pretty face combined with an empty stare. She is, like, you know, inarticulate, and, like, so are you saying, like, a very poor spokeswoman for her cause. Personally, I can't help but think the fact that she keeps showing up on Fox is that 1. she is easy on the eyes, and 2. she makes democrats/liberals look very bad.

[weegee]

I have to admit, Fox has decent conservative and liberal points of view, but they do cart out some liberal mental midgets now and then.

It is difficult to defend liberalism in an honest debate. It is sold through lies and smears. Conservatives are labeled "mean" but they aren't into redistributing "the wealth" up or down and they don't make up phony justifications to explain why Marxism is a good thing.

[NJRighty]

All Fox does is give a chance for some articulate conservative spokespeople to comment and be heard. It just gives the conservative point of view along with the liberal point of view.

To the far left, that is what makes Fox such shills for Republicans!

[Beckwith]

(a middle aged man, crew cut, glasses, and easily befuddled).

George Will?