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Chris Losinger wrote: i'm gonna have to ask you to back up your statement. Mara L. (can't spell her name) and Jaun Williams, NPR representatives on FoxNews who represent the liberal view. Mike
i don't watch Fox news, (why would i trust the news from the same network who gave us Married By America, Joe Millionaire and Boot Camp ? ) but do those two actually come across as "liberal" ? i've heard those reporters' stories on NPR, but they're usually the on-the-scene kind of reports where there's not much room for editorializing. -c
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www.worldnews.com[^] articles from various sources around the globe. BW "We get general information and specific information, but none of the specific information talks about time, place or methods or means..." - Tom Ridge - US Secretary of Homeland Security
Thanks! I like that one the best. Certainly has perspectives and information that is completely lacking in the mainstream media. Marc Help! I'm an AI running around in someone's f*cked up universe simulator.
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i don't watch Fox news, (why would i trust the news from the same network who gave us Married By America, Joe Millionaire and Boot Camp ? ) but do those two actually come across as "liberal" ? i've heard those reporters' stories on NPR, but they're usually the on-the-scene kind of reports where there's not much room for editorializing. -c
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Chris Losinger wrote: (why would i trust the news from the same network who gave us Married By America, Joe Millionaire and Boot Camp ? ) True regarding these shows, but remember, Fox also does the Simpsons. Chris Losinger wrote: but do those two actually come across as "liberal" ? Very. There is a segment to the Brit Hume show, airs at 6 PM EST. This segment is 45 minutes into the newscast where the panel discusses the current hot issue. The panel will usually include Mara, Jaun (both drive me around the bend), Mort Kondrake (honest middle of the road guy, publishes Roll Call), Bill Kristol or Fred Barnes (both of the Weekly Standard, very conservative) or some other conservative, which sometimes comes from the Wall Street Journal. Fun to watch, regardless of the side you take. Sometimes gets heated but not with the strident approach on CNN's Crossfire. By the way, a similar panel is on Sunday, 9:00AM (Indianapolis anyway) that is hosted by Tony Snow - the normal Fox network, not FoxNews, although it does air later in the day Sunday on FoxNews. Mike
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I tend to be pretty conservative, tend to vote Republican, but consider myself independent. Actually though I would agree with you about NPR, they do a good job covering the news, usually from all sides. There can be a liberal bias sometimes, but I think that the advantage with them is they cover the topics in greater depth than a lot of other sources who stick with "sound bites". Uptight Ex-Military Republican married to a Commie Lib - How weird is that?
Doug Goulden wrote: I tend to be pretty conservative, tend to vote Republican, but consider myself independent :laugh::laugh::laugh: I thought understatement was typically british :-D
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Chris Losinger wrote: (why would i trust the news from the same network who gave us Married By America, Joe Millionaire and Boot Camp ? ) True regarding these shows, but remember, Fox also does the Simpsons. Chris Losinger wrote: but do those two actually come across as "liberal" ? Very. There is a segment to the Brit Hume show, airs at 6 PM EST. This segment is 45 minutes into the newscast where the panel discusses the current hot issue. The panel will usually include Mara, Jaun (both drive me around the bend), Mort Kondrake (honest middle of the road guy, publishes Roll Call), Bill Kristol or Fred Barnes (both of the Weekly Standard, very conservative) or some other conservative, which sometimes comes from the Wall Street Journal. Fun to watch, regardless of the side you take. Sometimes gets heated but not with the strident approach on CNN's Crossfire. By the way, a similar panel is on Sunday, 9:00AM (Indianapolis anyway) that is hosted by Tony Snow - the normal Fox network, not FoxNews, although it does air later in the day Sunday on FoxNews. Mike
Mike Gaskey wrote: The panel will usually include Mara, Jaun (both drive me around the bend), interesting. maybe i'll throw back a few and try to watch :) Mike Gaskey wrote: Sunday, 9:00AM my clock doesn't have a Sunday 9:00AM. :zzz: -c
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Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: I'm a leftist/liberal european.:-D Mike
Well, isn't that the republican consensus? :-D -- Shine, enlighten me - shine Shine, awaken me - shine Shine for all your suffering - shine
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Well, isn't that the republican consensus? :-D -- Shine, enlighten me - shine Shine, awaken me - shine Shine for all your suffering - shine
Nah - I think you're a moderate (whatever that is). ;) Mike
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Nah - I think you're a moderate (whatever that is). ;) Mike
Well I am to a certain degree. I like some of their points in their manifest - especially their plans for small business/companies. However, I'm not willing to lower any taxes without any good and solid plan on how to cover the state finance. That's where my liberal/socialdemocrat ideas come into the picture. Does that make me a democrat or republican on your political scale? I need to know if I ever get to vote in the US.. ;) In a sense, I'm politically agnostic. -- Shine, enlighten me - shine Shine, awaken me - shine Shine for all your suffering - shine
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Well I am to a certain degree. I like some of their points in their manifest - especially their plans for small business/companies. However, I'm not willing to lower any taxes without any good and solid plan on how to cover the state finance. That's where my liberal/socialdemocrat ideas come into the picture. Does that make me a democrat or republican on your political scale? I need to know if I ever get to vote in the US.. ;) In a sense, I'm politically agnostic. -- Shine, enlighten me - shine Shine, awaken me - shine Shine for all your suffering - shine
Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: In a sense, I'm politically agnostic. That makes you an Independent, no party affiliation, no dogmatic approaches. As a conservative (as seen via my opinions here) I have knee jerk reactions to the right of the spectrum. Sometimes I modify when logic demands, but that is typically in the area of education, elderly care, one or two others where the issue hits the heart. You'd make a fine voter here. Both sides court independents fiercely. Mike