Yes! Any real news outfit would would have spent more time covering the 70,000 protesters.
2%
No! Fox news should remove the name NEWS from their name. They are a propaganda network.
98%

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Lupe's picture
Lupe 15 years 28 weeks ago

And how!

I just want it off my cable listing since I don't even glance at it.

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lhebbard 15 years 28 weeks ago

The Fhoney News Channel should indeed remove the word "News" from their name. They are NOT a news channel, they are a Publican Spin Channel and nothing more. In fact, I agree with the comment that the channel should be removed from my DirecTV lineup. It is a colossal waste of space on the satellite.

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bikeman1950 15 years 28 weeks ago

I thought I saw Roger Ailes hand up Scott Walker's ( we call Scott 'Skippy' in these parts) back over the weekend. Naw, must be David Koch's or Rupert Murdoch's.

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Russell Vaughan 15 years 28 weeks ago

It would be nice if there was a way to get it relegated to some package that no one buys. Maybe with reruns of the Dukes of Hazard and Amos and Andy. A petition to the cable/dish companies might work if there were enough signatures.

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jazzyjoy 15 years 28 weeks ago

I am shocked and awed by their shoddy broadcasts!!!!!

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rougepaln 15 years 28 weeks ago

FOX is in collusion to destroy the middle class. They are irresponsible and un-American. Murdoch is no American, why should he care if he destroys our economy and the whole world's balance. The courts 10 years ago, again Florida did it, gave them the okay to lie and still call themselves a news station. They are despicable.

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johngallion97 15 years 28 weeks ago

the best to dowith fox like all things dum is to ignore them

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