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Elwood Senior Enthusiast

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I picked CNN.

 

I used to watch CNN and FOX about the same, but one night I was watching FOX and the lady who was the anchor (I can't remeber her name), that used to be on CNN not long ago started bashing CNN pretty good.  I didn't think that was very professional, and it kinda turned me against them for a while.  I watch CNN the most, but I will ocassionally watch FOX now if they're interviewing somebody I want to see or something like that.

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If you want fair and balanced news coverage there is only one place you can get it....Fox News Channel
Elwood Senior Enthusiast

Elwood

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If you want fair and balanced news coverage there is only one place you can get it....Fox News Channel

I choose to disagree with the fair and balanced comment, but to each his own.

Z71GUY Enthusiast

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Another vote for Fox News Channel here.   :lol:  I will agree with the "fair & balanced" statement made above.  :thumb:
Shaners Senior Enthusiast

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I chose "other".

 

I watch alot of HNN (which I guess is CNN), I watch it because it is abreviated and you can catch alot of headlines in a few minutes.

 

I also watch my local NBC news and the NBC national news.

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I like Fox News the best also. I had been a CNN fan for years until Fox News Channel came along. CNN really needs some new faces. Larry King and Connie Chung just don't stir up the dust for me. Bill O'rielly can be stupid sometimes, but atleast he and others on that channel aren't afraid to tell the news like it is instead of "smoothing" it out, or making it PC. Fox News does seem to brag on themselves a bit, but they are attempting to gain market share in a market that was dominated by CNN for Years.

While I do Like Foxnews, I think its great we have such a large news system in the US. Not much gets missed that for dern sure. We don't need an Al-jazeera west! :lol:

99silveradoz71 Senior Enthusiast

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Hard to say, it all depends what I'm looking to see.  Our local Fox affiliate does a nice job with local stuff as well as some national.  I will agree from what I've seen the Fox females definitely do gather my attention.
RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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like Fox News.  Not only do have a nice conservative slant, but their female news anchors are the best looking and smartest of any network!!  

 

Heck yea.  Fox news here.  Channel 47 every morning 6am.  

 

:hail:   :crackup:  :crackup:

MarkD Senior Enthusiast

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If I want to hear my news filtered by the DNC, I watch CNN, otherwise FOX.

 

Gotta love Bill O'Reiley

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