I think we need more neutral based stations that feed facts and not opinions.Look, you guys get ABC, CBS, NBC and all it’s spin-offs, CNN, and NPR. Can’t you let us have even one network that isn’t having a blathering love-fest with the Democratic Party. C’mon! Really!
Pretty hard to respond to such vitriol. However, for all of the disadvantages you mention…he became President.
Not the point, but it would make it easier to see how much debt piled up during their speech time!
I know I feel better.
Good luck finding one, and If you do, let me know because I can’t.
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, President Obama is God. We get it.I enjoyed the First Lady’s speech.
She shows how Obama is a very human and genuine man in contrast to the stiff, plastic nature of Romney.
And he can drink coffee.
Heck I just watch CNN or BBC. I don’t really see CNN biased as some would state here. THey have been running many spots challenging Obama this time around.
That’s why I tend to get my news offshore. They may not be completely impartial, but at least they don’t have a dog in the fight.
Thankfully I missed the her lies. Obama is far from genuine. He never met a lie he didn’t like.I enjoyed the First Lady’s speech.
She shows how Obama is a very human and genuine man in contrast to the stiff, plastic nature of Romney.
And he can drink coffee.
It’s not vitriol, John. I’m incredulous that… Oh scratch that, I’m not incredulous at all. The man is a piece of fiction from head to toe, so why not embellish it a little in a pinch?
My MIL is a kind of conspiracy theorist far-right person and she likes Pravda. I’ve never gone there so I have no idea why.
PBS is what I watch, but it is definitely obvious that some of the interviewers are Dem supporters. The poor black lady looked miserable during the RNC. She seemed much happier at the DNC.
I do the same. The added bonus is that you get to hear what is going on in the rest of the world.
See you the morning of Nov. 7th if you’re still around.
If you want to hear about Africa or SE Asia you NEED to go international. Africa could disappear and we would never know if we went by our news coverage.I do the same. The added bonus is that you get to hear what is going on in the rest of the world.
I agree they aren’t neutral though…mostly slanted left. They have a more subtle slant though…like PBS/NPR.
Indeed,
Anderson Cooper is pretty reasonable. I just don’t like their panels. The best panels imho are George Stephanopoulos’ on This Week, and (don’t laugh), Fox News Sunday. Fox News Sunday has had some good Democrats on lately like Evan Bayh and Democratic Strategist Joe Trippi.
Fareed Zakaria (spelling fail) is good. He takes a nice global outlook.