I have tried to have intelligent conversations to understand both parties and have found the Democrats are just as unreasonable as the Republicans.
There is a counter station spewing just as much imbalance as FOX is there not? What do you think is the difference?
I have been quite amazed how crazed some folks are over Obama. I know an Obama Mama who is certain he is the second coming and she’s not alone.
Isn’t this article perfect proof of the political leaning of this site? Please don’t do that – we need balanced news for a change.
I know a family who warned all the grandchildren before they came to family events to not speak anything of politics and certainly never anything unsaintly about the Obamas or Grandma will attack them without mercy on behalf of the platform.
I fail to see the difference between the parties and am very dissapointed whenever your site fails in maintaining balance in its reporting.
EDITOR: We make no secret of our political leanings. Let the reader beward.
What we do deal in is accurate reporting and linking to articles of interest from a variety of sources and perspectives. Also we are a forum for the views of our readers, whether or not they agree with ours. In fact, we rejoice in thoughtful challenges and presentation of alternate points of view.Yes, MSNBC in general is liberal while Fox is conservative. But MSNBC’s three hour “Morning Joe” is hosted by a former Republican Congressman and balanced by a liberal co-host. Moreover, MSNBC for the most part deals in facts. Fox’s run up in distorted reporting and wishful thinking concerning the recent election is but further evidence of its failure to do the same.
Rupert Murdoch understands he is in the entertainment business… having launched his career with skin magazines. As Gil Smart points out in today’s column, Fox and others like them feed ‘information’, actually propaganda, to their audience that the audience wants to hear, whether or not it is factual or rational.
So there is a difference between the media on the right and on the left.
We see nothing wrong with sharing our views so long as we present facts and welcome a variety of opinions.
I could not disagree more. Both networks have token members “whoring” for the other side and both networks have an equal number of nuts. Personally, I think the roughly two hours a day of raw news is better on Fox than MSNBC but that is just my opinion. Where you totally lose me, and your credibility as far as I am concerned, is when you cite anything printed in LNP to substantiate your case.