[Frank Costanza]

Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Geez, 89% of guests being avowed Republicans sure seems fair Ol' Man B!

LMAO..once again you show how clueless you are. That's CABLE NEWS. You know how much a blip on the radar screen the CASBLE news is compared to network news and natioanl print media? DO you even know the difference?

If you poll the audience of MSNBC, the results would be the axect opposite! Cable news is a niche market...always has..always will be. Everyone knows that..well everyone but you.

[Mulletsoldier]

Originally Posted by Newman

As I said before, one produce really outshines the rest of news outlets. But I guess you will never get that fact. I know that Fox news has a bias...everyone does. Its a result of an overwhelming bias on the whole other side.


But even when past employees admit it, its not enough for you. You obviously WANT to think a certain way so therefore you are...regardless of studies and or testimonies.

Incorrect. That was actually an entirely different producer I was speaking about before. Maybe you should go read the huge list of Executive memos I posted showing direct, intentional, Executive bias I posted above. You're having some real troubles grasping that, huh?

[Mulletsoldier]

Originally Posted by Newman

LMAO..once again you show how clueless you are. That's CABLE NEWS. You know how much a blip on the radar screen the CASBLE news is compared to network news and natioanl print media? DO you even know the difference?

If you poll the audience of MSNBC, the results would be the axect opposite! Cable news is a niche market...always has..always will be. Everyone knows that..well everyone but you.

Oh, Strike Three! I posted a report contradicting your statements (you didn't read it, as you didn't most of what I posted). MSNBC was shown to be somewhat balanced between CNN's neutrality and Fox News' outright Bullshit.

Apparently you didn't read the part that Foxs' straight news contained 70% opinion either.

[Mulletsoldier]

I'll sit back and wait until you actually read the posts. Ready: Go!

[Frank Costanza]

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Despite your rhetoric, the market dictates centrism; whether you like it or not, the American public's money is the goal of these outlets, not identifying with one of two opposed political conglomerates. So, as I said, as the data shows, and as the market dictates: Most news outlets are Centrist.

We all know that's what you want to believe. Even when the majority of network news executives admittedly say its a liberal bias, that's just not good enough for you.


Maybe if you think really hard and wish upon a star, it might come true.


...but keep trying..because I know you did spend a good amount for time digging those "cable news" articles up.

[Mulletsoldier]

Originally Posted by Newman

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We all know that's what you want to believe. Even when the majority of network news executives admittedly say its a liberal bias, that's just not good enough for you.


Maybe if you think really hard and wish upon a star, it might come true.


...but keep trying..because I know you did spend a good amount for time digging those "cable news" articles up.

Haha, I'll accept your bullshit defeat. I always know when you've realized your wrong, as you try and be more witty (usually doesn't work), and don't actual confront the data.

[Frank Costanza]

Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Oh, Strike Three! I posted a report contradicting your statements (you didn't read it, as you didn't most of what I posted). MSNBC was shown to be somewhat balanced between CNN's neutrality and Fox News' outright Bullshit.

Umm...you do understand that MSNBC has admitedly gone to the left. They have said so themselves. Their own producers have stated this (along with NBC in general). So I kjnow you LOVE that study but its kind of a moot point.

Apparently you didn't read the part that Foxs' straight news contained 70% opinion either.

That's because its a 24 hour "cable news" channel. See there is a difference between 3 hours of network news and 24/7. Obviously you don't know the difference....

[Frank Costanza]

Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Haha, I'll accept your bullshit defeat. I always know when you've realized your wrong, as you try and be more witty (usually doesn't work), and don't actual confront the data.

LMAO...brother you were defeated 2 pages ago when you linked an average democrat and Ted Kennedy. BUt I know you hate losing and has to spend that couple of hours trying to dig something up...LMAO.


Nice try Mullet, but when the people who work in the industry admit a liberal bias it sort of means your points are moot.

[Frank Costanza]

Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

Incorrect. That was actually an entirely different producer I was speaking about before. Maybe you should go read the huge list of Executive memos I posted showing direct, intentional, Executive bias I posted above. You're having some real troubles grasping that, huh?

Sort of resembles the list of quotes from CBS, NBC, CNN, BBC, etc...

but we know you'll ignore those


Fox vs. everyone else. Yeah, that's equal...

[CDB]

Originally Posted by Mulletsoldier

And, surprise surprise! Approximately 11 of the liberal media outlets (while still left leaning) are very close to the ADA score of the average voter (seems you skipped that part). So that makes them.......yes, Centrist.

That's one problem in these studies I find; relativity. To me the political scale isn't relative but absolute with people falling from left to right on one axis, and from totalitarian to anarchist on another. The diamond graph Libertarians use, ever seen it? Seems more on point to me. The problem I find with all these media studies is they are always relative to this and that. Everyone is a conservative compared to Karl Marx or Charles Schumer, there has to be some more definitive framework in my opinion.

[Mulletsoldier]

Originally Posted by Newman

LMAO...brother you were defeated 2 pages ago when you linked an average democrat and Ted Kennedy. BUt I know you hate losing and has to spend that couple of hours trying to dig something up...LMAO.


Nice try Mullet, but when the people who work in the industry admit a liberal bias it sort of means your points are moot.

Haha, B, here is a synopsis of your argument:

You provided one study, with horrible methodology, showing more or less political relativity.

You were then confronted with about 7 posts worth of data, stating that MSNBC, CNN, NBC (pretty much everybody besides ABC and CBS) are neutral, whereas Fox is outright conservatively slanted. I also noticed you didn't confront any of that data, do you need me to type it again? Maybe your reading glasses fell off?

Fact is: you've more or less had your ass handed to you, and are resorting to emoticons like this guy ----> instead of actually speaking about the topic at hand.

And it took me about twenty minutes. Either your read incredibly slow, or don't understand how easy it is to find Fox's **** ups.

[Frank Costanza]

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Obama goes to Iraq, NBC, ABC, CBS sent their anchors. McCain goes, none of them go. Obama posts his op-ed last week in the New York Times..they reject McCain's response.

Yep, no bias!



For every Fox there is an NBC, MSNBC, CBS, etc....hehe