Fair and Balanced

[straydoglogic]

TweetThis is just crazy.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...081801469.html

[JsJs24]

TweetI don't see anything wrong with it. Murdoch is quite free to spend his money as he wishes, and obviously he has always been a Republican. As for the crap about GE, I would bet their numbers are off. GE has been Obama's biggest supporter, along with BP. And GE owns just about every major news network, which by the way are the most biased networks on tv. As a free market Constitution supporting libertarian, I find just about all of the news stations tough to watch, but Fox is a good place to hear both sides of an issue, and news worthy stories. Those who think everyone on Fox News are conservatives are sadly mistaken. Shepard and Greta are most likely both Democrats, Greta for sure, and I would say Shep is a lefty (and an idiot). Cavuto I can't tell for sure but I can't stand to watch him at any rate, he's another clown who doesn't get it imo. Oreilly is so damn easy on Obama that it makes my blood boil half the time I watch him so I keep it at a minimum; however, he is by far the most fair and balanced show on tv. I like Hannity even though I don't always agree with him, because he is not afraid to tell you what party he is and share his views. His show is not a news show but a talk show, so there is nothing wrong with that. Beck is my favorite but I'm sick of him claiming he is a Libertarian because he isn't anywhere near one. He should consider himself a conservative Republican or a Constitution Party member. He is pro-war and anti-drug, and still is hung up on the bs that Lincoln was a great man and president. Judge Andrew Napolitano is my favorite, along with John Stossel, but of course you have to go to Fox Business to watch them, since they don't tote the Republican line. If Glenn Beck was a true libertarian then he too would be on the Business network.