Murdoch can't name even one Democrat at Faux News.. (companies, compare, rating)

[gentlearts]

I have not noticed any network news people (I said news, not commentary shows) declaring a party affiliation. Are there any Republicans at NBC?

[Upton]

Originally Posted by ozzie679

Because it would mean the end of Hannity's career. Ed would absolutely crush Sean in a debate.

By the end of the debate, Sean would be hiding under his desk, shivering like a scared puppy, repeating to himself "Ayers and Wright, Ayres and Wright"

And that's just Ed Schultz. Can you imagine the cowardice Hannity and the rest of the Faux News' buffoons would show were Thom Hartmann to arrive looking to debate?

[rogerbacon]

Originally Posted by Bagger

He wasn't aware that Sean Hannity and Sarah Palin were at a political rally for Republican Michelle Bachman? He doesn't know what party these two employees are affiliated with?

That doesn't say much for Murdoch... does it?

Is he even a hands on kind of guy or does he just handle larger issues. I haven't even watched TV in over a year, excpet for college football.

[janelle144]

Originally Posted by Cyber Queen

And can you please tell me how it is any different then the few "token" republicans on CNN and MSNBC? And if the guy can't name any then that tells me it is NOT a question on the employment application! As it should NOT be.

[janelle144]

Originally Posted by Upton

And that's just Ed Schultz. Can you imagine the cowardice Hannity and the rest of the Faux News' buffoons would show were Thom Hartmann to arrive looking to debate?

They invite them, they don't show up. LOL

[Bagger]

Originally Posted by rogerbacon

Is he even a hands on kind of guy or does he just handle larger issues. I haven't even watched TV in over a year, excpet for college football.

I think this goes beyond hands on.... hard to believe he isn't at least aware of what Sarah and Sean did. If he isn't aware.... maybe he should be.

[Cyber Queen]

Originally Posted by ozzie679

Do they have Republicans on the air or not?? The answer is yes.

What the heck does that have to do with a freakin thing? Face it CNN and MSNBC are liberal and Fox is conservative. People are just pissed because Fox is blowing away CNN and MSNBC in the ratings.

[Cyber Queen]

Originally Posted by Upton

Sure...Faux is quite fair...that's why all you wingnuts rush to their defense (like good little RW soldiers) every time they're criticized.

Oh yeah because CNN and MSNBC have such sane correspondents that never lie and are always soooooooo fair.

Yeah and we are the wingnuts, right sure!

[Cyber Queen]

Originally Posted by Upton

Token Democrats...there only to take a beating. Like the Washington Generals to the Globetrotters...it's all illusion, the game is fixed.

What a joke that anyone would fall for that.

And you really call the very, very few republicans on CNN and MSNBC big players. Talk about not havin a clue!

[Cyber Queen]

Originally Posted by pbrauer

I think it should be if your motto is "Fair and Balanced." Which, of course, Fox is not.

You are not getting it. When they report NEWS it is fair. You are mistaking commentary with reporting news. It is two very different things.