Oh, that lying liberal media

[hiti]

Yup, that media sure is lying as they praise Harper as they giggle and discuss how on the bus Harper dressed up as Santa (he's sure got the belly for the role) and handed out little boxes of chocolates to the press and then they try to force the vvoters to accept their choice for our next PM.

[PocketRocket]

Properly used punctuaion marks are a wonderful thing

[scribblet]

Monty, you might be skeptical of MSM reporting due to its bias, but they're very tame compared to the competition over at Fox. I like this quote:

"If you watch ABC news for 48 hours, you will detect a lefty bias in story choice and interview subjects. If you watch Fox News for 48 seconds, the righty bias will stomp you on the head." http://www.slate.com/id/93999

And I hear they have the great Bob Novak and Tucker Carlson on board. A great fit.

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Thanks for linking to a 61 month old article by the Washington Post-owned Slate. And no, Robert Novak and Tucker Carlson are not "on board" at the FNC.

Have you ever watched the FNC? I ask this because it was banned for 5 years in Canada by the Liberal Party-controlled CRTC, and to this day is not readily available to the public (I had to buy a digital box to receive it on Channel 142...CNN is on basic cable; Channel 18).

Is it because Democrats are regulary demolished on the FNC when forced to defend their stance against Republicans?

You should thank the FNC. They are forcing the Democrats to sharpen up their dulled debating skills. Instead of the liberal MSM calling for the men with white coats when faced with Kerry, Dean, Pelosi, Boxer, Reid, and Murtha talking what in any reasonable sense is pure drivel, the fawning MSM nods solemnly and wonders whether Bush is living "in a bubble" (as Newsweek's new issue has on their front cover).

No wonder these clowns are so out of touch with the majority of the public.

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I've been watching FNC lately and find it refreshing to hear a different side of the issues. Some of it gets on my nerves after a while if it gets too strident, but they do generally present both sides. Its too bad Canada doesn't have something similar rather than the CBC and Red Star propaganda.

[Montgomery Burns]

Scriblett, and if one doesn't have the FNC, one can tune into Fox News Sunday (morning) on the regular Fox channel. Their panel is 2 conservatives and 2 liberals. What is so unfair about that?!

Much more compelling TV than watching a panel from the CBC that is typically all liberals who wow the public with scintillating debate such as:

Liberal #1: Harper's policies are wrong.

Liberal #2: I agree.

Liberal #3: Ditto.

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