Fox = Rudy G's shill?

Sure.

As long as the equally biased CNN, MSNBC,ABC,NBC,CBS do too.

 

Bias is bias. Trying to quantify it is an exercise in futility.

 

At this point in the primaries, the corrupt old media is primarily pushing the liberal agenda along with keeping superstar Hillary front and center as well as enhancing the rock star status of Obama. They virtually ignore all the Republican candidates.

After democrats select their candidate, then they will gear their support to that individual candidate.

Bias is bias. Fox is no better, and certainly no worse, than the rest of the corrupt old media. What's good for the goose...

 

http://www.mediaresearch.org/realitycheck/2007/fax20071107.asp

Excerpts

A new Media Research Center study of the ABC, CBS and NBC morning news shows has found that in the first 10 months of 2007, the networks spent more time covering the Democratic race and spent far more time interviewing the Democratic candidates than the Republicans.
...MRC analysts studied all 797 campaign stories that aired on NBC’s Today, ABC’s Good Morning America and CBS’s The Early Show from January 1 through October 31. Key findings:

All three networks spent more time covering the Democrats’ nomination race than the contest for the GOP nomination. Overall, 431 out of the total 797 campaign segments (54%) focused on the Democrats, compared to 247 (31%) devoted to the Republicans. The remaining 119 stories (15%) either dealt with both parties about equally, or dealt with a nonpartisan campaign topic, such as the growing use of YouTube by all candidates.

Of the three morning shows, ABC’s Good Morning America was the most tilted, airing 167 Democratic stories (59%), vs. 83 about the Republicans (29%). CBS’s Early Show and NBC’s Today were nearly identical in emphasizing Democrats in just over half of all campaign stories (51% on NBC, 52% on CBS), with the GOP featured in less than one-third of stories (32%) on each show. (See chart.)


In addition to tallying the airtime each campaign received, MRC analysts also analyzed the questions posed by the network hosts. While most of the questions were about campaign strategy or the candidates’ personal attributes, 191 were policy-oriented questions that could be categorized as reflecting a liberal or conservative view.
An even-handed approach would be to confront candidates of both parties with the best arguments of their opponents. But regardless of whether their guests were Democrats or Republicans, network reporters proposed questions reflecting largely liberal agenda. Of the 137 agenda questions posed to Democrats, 72 percent reflected liberal priorities, as were 80 percent of the 54 agenda questions posed to Republicans. (See chart.)

 

I'm not sure who could be trusted. I'll have to think on it.

Maybe something like having well known biased conservative pundits ask all the questions at the democrats debate and vice versa.

Only 2 rules.
#1 all questions must actually be answered.
#2 Refer to rule #1

That would spin their tops.:laugh:

 

Why isn't Bill Richardson's experience even mentioned ? I had to look him up, to find out he was an actual governor, and that should put him head & shoulders above any other democrat on the ticket.

 

I pretty much watch Fox News 95% of the time and I watch every day. I personally have NO interest in seeing Rudy elected. I like Fox News and I have not seen any favortism towards Rudy. Since I don't like Rudy I would think that I would notice a bias in favor of him. I don't.

God Bless! :thumbs:

 

I'm not arguing your point, and you are correct about his qualifications; however, he is such a poor speaker, it is difficult to listen to him for very long.

I would also say that this should not matter, but in today's America it does.

 

Is Hillary a good speaker ? I don't think so.

I guess since Britney Spears sells more records than Ricky Skaggs, I would say you are correct. America is pretty stupid in choosing whom to fawn over.

 

I would say Dennis Kucinich is a good speaker, and I know I'm getting a straight answer from him. I think he's a commie nut, but he is a good speaker.