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MugenOne
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Yesterday, I saw Neil Cavuto’s Fox on business saying that supreme court judges become activist judges because they are watching too much CNN.
:tiphat: Sounds just like him.Yesterday, I saw Neil Cavuto’s Fox on business saying that supreme court judges become activist judges because they are watching too much CNN.
As opposed to the many “journalists” on the left? The only difference is that Mr. Cavuto is open about his bias.Neil Cavuto, so called “Journalist” last year on Fox:
I freely admit, I AM “biased” in favor of George Bush…
So much for the motto “Fair & Balanced”
Fox News: We Distort. YOU Comply …
I also found it quite humorous when Neil was trying to blame Bushes miserable failed SS trek-a-drek across America, on too much Michael Jackson coverage as the reason people didnt buy into his SS rhetoric… LOL!!! You go Neil!!!
After The Simpsons, Fox News is my second favorite comedy show.![]()
I’m not worked up at all. Truth be told I don’t even have cable TV as I prefer to read the paper (and I am a cheap Scot). In fact, I bet you watch Fox News more than I do (since you can quote it).Um…well…Who’s getting worked up?
Didnt you read I said that Fox was my second favorite comedy show?
And please dont assume cause I view Fox as a joke than that means I am a fan of the other shows.
I also find it disturbingly odd you would stick up for a “news” show whose employees freely admit bias but yet have no shame using the phrase and even tried (unsuccessfully in COURT) to COPYRIGHT the motto “fair & balanced”! :bigyikes: …and thats how you define and attribute “honesty”??? LOL!!!
And all along I thought those stats on the lack of real news knowledge concerning those who primarily get their news from Fox was somehow skewed…![]()