Hannity Of Fox
- Thread starter djv
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what lies u partisian pinhead. all u do is whine and cry about hannity, he has a heelva alot more going for him than you do u little piss ant.
typical left wing kool aid drinking drivel, try posting something worthwhile instead of all your little girl boo hoo hannity is lying crap.
What a bunch of idiots.
- Jun 11, 2007
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His latest BS is about some half baked Aunt of Obamas living on east cost who was told to go home. Where ever that is. You listen to Hannity she must be a terroist. I guess the people that believe his crap are ????? what ever.
A very well put together post. Don't mess with DJV. Even Raymond won't like that. :nono:
I just saw that sparta called me a name. Chit I guess if I was a younger not so bright fellow I would say F U. But being i'm the wiser older gent god bless. How-d I do Ray.:142smilie
Is Fox the most balanced network??
Is Fox the most balanced network??
Altough this study is almost a year old, the study says yes.Notice that the study was funded by conservitive foundations.
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A study released this month by the Center for Media and Public Affairs (CMPA) at George Mason University found that Fox News Channel's evening coverage was more "balanced" than that of the broadcast networks. However, the objectivity of the CMPA, which bills itself as a nonpartisan media watchdog group, is questionable, as the Center for Media and Democracy's SourceWatch found that "nearly all its funding comes from conservative foundations."
The conservative-funded study, which also claimed that TV election news has been most critical of Hillary Clinton and friendliest to Mike Huckabee and Barack Obama, found the following on the balance of Fox's coverage:
Who's Fair and Balanced?: Fox News Channel's coverage was more balanced toward both parties than the broadcast networks were. On FOX, evaluations of all Democratic candidates combined were split almost evenly - 51% positive vs. 49% negative, as were all evaluations of GOP candidates - 49% positive vs. 51% negative, producing a perfectly balanced 50-50 split for all candidates of both parties.
On the three broadcast networks, opinion on Democratic candidates split 47% positive vs. 53% negative, while evaluations of Republicans were more negative - 40% positive vs. 60% negative. For both parties combined, network evaluations were almost 3 to 2 negative in tone, i.e. 41% positive
Is Fox the most balanced network??
Altough this study is almost a year old, the study says yes.Notice that the study was funded by conservitive foundations.
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A study released this month by the Center for Media and Public Affairs (CMPA) at George Mason University found that Fox News Channel's evening coverage was more "balanced" than that of the broadcast networks. However, the objectivity of the CMPA, which bills itself as a nonpartisan media watchdog group, is questionable, as the Center for Media and Democracy's SourceWatch found that "nearly all its funding comes from conservative foundations."
The conservative-funded study, which also claimed that TV election news has been most critical of Hillary Clinton and friendliest to Mike Huckabee and Barack Obama, found the following on the balance of Fox's coverage:
Who's Fair and Balanced?: Fox News Channel's coverage was more balanced toward both parties than the broadcast networks were. On FOX, evaluations of all Democratic candidates combined were split almost evenly - 51% positive vs. 49% negative, as were all evaluations of GOP candidates - 49% positive vs. 51% negative, producing a perfectly balanced 50-50 split for all candidates of both parties.
On the three broadcast networks, opinion on Democratic candidates split 47% positive vs. 53% negative, while evaluations of Republicans were more negative - 40% positive vs. 60% negative. For both parties combined, network evaluations were almost 3 to 2 negative in tone, i.e. 41% positive
