The media bias in all political campaigns is pretty apparent if you are paying attention. This obviously and unfairly sways the election. What do you make of this? What do you see as a viable solution?
The media bias in all political campaigns is pretty apparent if you are paying attention. This obviously and unfairly sways the election. What do you make of this? What do you see as a viable solution?
I know I will get flamed by all the lefties, but I think Fox is the most unbiased.The media has always been biased to the right. How could anyone not see it. They are in the tank for McCain. Its plainly obvious.
Give me an example of Fox reporting that is "out there". I'm not talking about what Hannity says during analysis, but actual reporting.gotta say I cant watch fox and msnbc anymore, both are too far out there
I won't flame you because you have a "right" to your opinion. I just totally disagree with you on this, which is my "right".I know I will get flamed by all the lefties, but I think Fox is the most unbiased.
The way they lean lean right in my eyes, is that they get much more heavy hitting analysts/hosts from the right (Newt, Hannity, ect) simply by default because the other networks won't put them on.
Also, its not like they hide AP stories, especially not online. They give just as much anti-McCain AP play as pro-McCain. I don't think that is true for other networks.
I am just curious why can someone not use Hannity as an example, but when discussing MSNBC nothing is off limits?Give me an example of Fox reporting that is "out there". I'm not talking about what Hannity says during analysis, but actual reporting.
I'm talking about the actual reporting of the news, not the analysts. Thinking back to the conventions....MSNBC and CNN gave flattering coverage of the Democratic convention, not having any negative shots or side stories. Meanwhile, at the republican convention they showed shots of people yawning, cut to protesters often, and did a side story during Lieberman's speech about "all the empty seats." That's not fair and unbiased coverage.I am just curious why can someone not use Hannity as an example, but when discussing MSNBC nothing is off limits?
Actually CNN has quite a few right wing analysts.I'm talking about the actual reporting of the news, not the analysts. Thinking back to the conventions....MSNBC and CNN gave flattering coverage of the Democratic convention, not having any negative shots or side stories. Meanwhile, at the republican convention they showed shots of people yawning, cut to protesters often, and did a side story during Lieberman's speech about "all the empty seats." That's not fair and unbiased coverage.
I thought Fox's coverage of the Democratic convention was evenhanded, fair and impartial.....or at the very worst, at least respectful.
I said in the first post that its obvious that Fox has all the strongest right wing analysts, probably because nobody else would have them.
I saw them show an Obama speech on the economy for 20 minutes. The entire speech they had a shot of the dow showing +403 in the top right corner, then happy wall street traders in the bottom right corner. Subliminal message....look how well Obama's policies work...even though this speech is in no way related to the finish today.Actually CNN has quite a few right wing analysts.
THey are the only ones who seem fairly "middle of the road" IMO
I have to agree with you here. I always laugh at certain aspects like this, however when they are dealing with later programming, and the news personnel changes, I see more balance.I saw them show an Obama speech on the economy for 20 minutes. The entire speech they had a shot of the dow showing +403 in the top right corner, then happy wall street traders in the bottom right corner. Subliminal message....look how well Obama's policies work...even though this speech is in no way related to the finish today.
I know I have never seen a random McCain campaign speech in full on CNN, and I'm sure he wouldn't get that golden treatment if he did.
Fair enough. :afro:I have to agree with you here. I always laugh at certain aspects like this, however when they are dealing with later programming, and the news personnel changes, I see more balance.
Some of the earlier hosts (Blitzer etc...) I could do without
I have. Neither is news. One claims it is, yet the amount of Republicans he has had in the last 5 years can be counted on one hand. O'Reilly has both sides on every single night.Olberman show is as much news as OReilly. Lets get real
They could claim to be the tooth fairy to, but it doesnt make it true
I agree, both are a fraud, and neithber is news. I do agree that OReilly has had more, but Olberman is not as scant as that.I have. Neither is news. One claims it is, yet the amount of Republicans he has had in the last 5 years can be counted on one hand. O'Reilly has both sides on every single night..
I also recall a lot of the Hannity coverage of the RNC, and it was a Repub love fest. He kept calling Obama the "community organizer". It was so sillyWhen you put Olbermann on to anchor elections, its not just a claim anymore.
Sure he is. He doesn't have Republicans on.I agree, both are a fraud, and neithber is news. I do agree that OReilly has had more, but Olberman is not as scant as that.
As a result of almost every news organization mocking Palin as a "mayor of a small town". Maybe if CNN didn't report the dailykos.com stories as "news" the bias wouldn't have looked as apparent.I also recall a lot of the Hannity coverage of the RNC, and it was a Repub love fest. He kept calling Obama the "community organizer". It was so silly
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D08K7Q6hyE"]YouTube - McClellan on Fox News and White House talking points[/ame]I know I will get flamed by all the lefties, but I think Fox is the most unbiased.
The way they lean lean right in my eyes, is that they get much more heavy hitting analysts/hosts from the right (Newt, Hannity, ect) simply by default because the other networks won't put them on.
Also, its not like they hide AP stories, especially not online. They give just as much anti-McCain AP play as pro-McCain. I don't think that is true for other networks.
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Why don't you just link them to the discussion we had some time ago? This thread is old news!