Fox news the best when it comes to political facts? why or why not?

United States
July 9, 2009 3:58pm CST
I love Fox News, I watch the O'reilly factor a lot. Who here watches, or doesn't? tell me why or why not.
5 responses
@anniepa (27955)
• United States
9 Jul 09
Each to their own but personally I don't like Fox News at all! I'm far from a fan of O'Reilly but Glenn Beck and especially Sean Hannity are far worse. I understand there are those who want the kind of coverage and commentary Fox provides so I guess they serve their purpose but they're not for me. I watch MSNBC most of the time. Yes, they have more liberal commentators than Fox but they also have their share of conservatives to balance it out. Annie
• United States
9 Jul 09
I totally get it! I just wanted to say that Beck is Liberal and O'Reilly is Independant. I especially appreciated Fox because all that wall to wall coverage of Michael Jackson made me puke. I was just tired of it and I wanted to know what else was going on, so I didn't stay on the other channels all that long.
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@ZephyrSun (7381)
• United States
10 Jul 09
"I just wanted to say that Beck is Liberal and O'Reilly is Independant. " Compared to who? Ann Coulter? Your statement is like me saying that Keith Olbermann is a conservative.
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• United States
10 Jul 09
I was watching some vids on the net and I came across one of Glen and O'Reilly's conversations and they said that themselves. I didn't come to that opinion based on their television shows, they said it themselves.
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@irishidid (8687)
• United States
10 Jul 09
I watch Glenn Beck, that's about it. I also watch Lou Dobbs, but that's a different station.
• United States
11 Jul 09
Glenn Beck is funny. I also love Red-Eye, basically that's the show that bashes. It's funny though. They have the 'New York Times' and its a puppet, but its funny the things these people say. It's a light look at politics.
@xfahctor (14118)
• Lancaster, New Hampshire
9 Jul 09
Fox news is as much in a prty tank as the others,lets not kid ourselves on this. All 3 of the major news networks and the other networks push a left/right oposition ideology when it comes to politics, it's what they do. I would say fox is probably a bit more likely to report things the other two don't, but then I have seen the other two report things that fox doesn't. I watch all 3 and use the information I get as a spring board to do my own investigating and alternative sources. I do catch Oreilly, Beck and some of the day time straight news stuff they do, I CAN'T STAND HANNITY, the man is an asss, like Colmes (though I'm not a democrat), Love the Judge (napolitano). On the other networks, I catch Rachael maddow's show sometimes, I have seen her go after the Obama administration on a number of constitutional issues that are important to me, OLBERMAN IS AN ASSS, funny, but an ASSS, some of the day time straight news I'll catch too, I miss Lester Holt, he had a lot of integrity as a reporter, As far as CNN goes, probably anderson cooper, Lou Dobbs, the rest is stuff I can get on MSNBC. Face it, they are all tools of the Washington D.C. establishment.
@piasabird (1737)
• United States
10 Jul 09
I don't watch it anymore. I don't have it since I had to cut out some channels to lower my satelite bill. I do try to watch Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace and I also watch Meet The Press and George Stepanopolis (sp?) all on Sunday.
• United States
10 Jul 09
Fox News does seem to be a bit more fair and balanced. I don't really understand why people frequently accuse Fox of being a network of right-wing extremists. I have seen Bill O'Reilly play the devil's advocate and defend Obama on occasions. I have seen Neil Cavuto criticize the Bush administration. When there's a sensitive issue, Fox has someone representing each side present. Likewise, I often stare in disbelief at how MSNBC can be so blatantly biased on certain issues. CNN is a bit better, but still noticeably biased. I also do not like it when Keith Olbermann calls me a monster because I do not agree with him.
• United States
10 Jul 09
Yeah, I wouldn't want a news anchorman to call me a name. I like Fox news for all the reasons you just listed, it gives you all the angles, not just one and then they don't care what side you choose because their motto is "We report, you decide," *lol*