Not Just Brits: Aussie Press, Too...

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The mid-terms have spoken...




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Even though Fox is owned by an Aussie it is unfortunately considered a US news outlet.

Fox is no where near right as the others are left.

 WHL
Fox is no where near right as the others are left

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Since you have stated that you do not watch at least two of the "others" what are you basing your comparison on, what others say?

Regarding my response to News Hawk he is trying to pass off a Fox News story as an Australian News story. Fox News wrote and broadcast this coverage of a press conference. As I said just because Fox is owned primarily by an Australian, this story is not from an Australian news source.

obervantone wrote:

 WHL
Fox is no where near right as the others are left

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Since you have stated that you do not watch at least two of the "others" what are you basing your comparison on, what others say?

Regarding my response to News Hawk he is trying to pass off a Fox News story as an Australian News story.  Fox News wrote and broadcast this coverage of a press conference.  As I said just because Fox is owned primarily by an Australian, this story is not from an Australian news source.

My source is a video. Should unfavorable videos be "scrubbed"?




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[quote="obervantone"]

 WHL
Fox is no where near right as the others are left

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Since you have stated that you do not watch at least two of the "others" what are you basing your comparison on, what others say?


I will check them out for a few minutes and can't stand their bias so turn the channel.

NEWS HAWK
My source is a video. Should unfavorable videos be "scrubbed"?

However the title that YOU gave to this topic is

Not Just Brits: Aussie Press, Too...

So by your way of thinking this particular piece is an international Australian piece because the reporter asking the question at a press conference has an accent even though the story was a Fox News (U-S outlet) production?

WHL
I will check them out for a few minutes and can't stand their bias so turn the channel.

What do you watch?

I don't like tv, I get sick of it. Fox News and Fox Business are usually on so I listen to them. I can hardly stand the nightly news, we seldom watch that. As I said, I won't watch MSNBC and CNN except for elections as I think CNN does a good job on the elections. But when they have their little panels I have to change the channel, that's when the bias begins.

obervantone wrote:

NEWS HAWK
My source is a video. Should unfavorable videos be "scrubbed"?

However the title that YOU gave to this topic is

Not Just Brits: Aussie Press, Too...

So by your way of thinking this particular piece is an international Australian piece because the reporter asking the question at a press conference has an accent even though the story was a Fox News (U-S outlet) production?

WHL
I will check them out for a few minutes and can't stand their bias so turn the channel.

What do you watch?

To "my way of thinking" (as you put it) could any Conservative reporter have asked his question ending "...[governing] like a King"... ?



The International Press provided "safe-cover" for just such a question—just as the British Press has that kind of freedom.

(That those with the White House Press Corpse don't).




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