Comments on: Quick notes about the South Carolina Fox News Republican Debate

By: bile

bile — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 18:51:41 +0000

hawt.

bosco. They just take the liberty to redefine the words they use sortof like you have. ;-)

By: bosco

bosco — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 18:04:18 +0000

Fox news is fair and balanced and I am a 100 pound 16 year old girl.

By: beetlbumjl

beetlbumjl — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 14:49:21 +0000

Oh and regarding Huckabee’s marriage question, this was a 10MPH meatball that he knocked out of the park. I’m not a very religious person and I thought it was an excellent prepared answer.

By: beetlbumjl

beetlbumjl — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 14:47:22 +0000

I read the NYTimes blog after the debate and was similarly disappointed. The quality of their blogs are 10x lower than their main articles and this is quickly leading me to not reading the latter (which have also shown a decline in quality).

FOX News is was it is, I can only hope episodes like this can convince more of the conservative crowd how biased this network really is. All the other networks are guilty of this, but at least do a better job of balance.

Regarding the question of elect-ability, I would have pointed to his finishes in Iowa and NH, which were higher than some of the other high profile candidates. I would have followed this up with a rant about the media and how Americans are tired of CNN, FOX, etc. telling us who can and can’t win. Go back to reporting the news and not trying to make it.

By: invisipunk

invisipunk — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 14:23:59 +0000

In the past week or so there's been videos of people chasing Sean Hannity yelling "fuck FOX" along with a video of a confrontation with Frank Luntz where he expressed his dislike of Ron Paul. Ron Paul has also publicly criticized the FOX News network regarding the exclusion from the previous debate. Last night seemed to be all about payback. Brit Hume was a tactless neocon bootlicker asshole and I hope FOX knows that their ad sponsors are paying attention to what's going on.