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  • lindamarie73
    lindamarie73 Posts: 491
    eddiec said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    I don't see CNN as the counter to Fox. CNN invites a conservative point of view to their discussions.
    Tell that to that race baiting hack Don Lemon.....
  • eddiec
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    lindamarie73 said:
    eddiec said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    I don't see CNN as the counter to Fox. CNN invites a conservative point of view to their discussions.
    Tell that to that race baiting hack Don Lemon.....
    Tell him what exactly? That CNN brings on conservative guests to share their viewpoint?
  • rgambs
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    "race baiter/ing" 
    "pull the race card" 
    "all lives matter"

    Helpful phrases for determining who just might be a good old fashioned racist.
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  • bbiggs
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    eddiec said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    I don't see CNN as the counter to Fox. CNN invites a conservative point of view to their discussions.
    To be fair, Fox News also brings on liberal guests.  I think they are pretty comparable in terms of bias.  I tune into both on a weekly basis, in equal doses, so I'm not beholden to either.  I do think that CNN is to the left what Fox News is to the right, or somewhere close to it.

  • Halifax2TheMax
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    lindamarie73 said:
    eddiec said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    I don't see CNN as the counter to Fox. CNN invites a conservative point of view to their discussions.
    Tell that to that race baiting hack Don Lemon.....
    Maybe he should get a bumpy ride, eh?
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  • lindamarie73
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    rgambs said:
    "race baiter/ing" 
    "pull the race card" 
    "all lives matter"

    Helpful phrases for determining who just might be a good old fashioned racist.
    Don’t forget Blue lives Matter cause we know first responders are inherently racist.....  
  • brianlux
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    Please, no thread crapping.
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  • JimmyV
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    bbiggs said:
    eddiec said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    I don't see CNN as the counter to Fox. CNN invites a conservative point of view to their discussions.
    To be fair, Fox News also brings on liberal guests.  I think they are pretty comparable in terms of bias.  I tune into both on a weekly basis, in equal doses, so I'm not beholden to either.  I do think that CNN is to the left what Fox News is to the right, or somewhere close to it.

    Even in primetime?
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    I haven't watched cable news in a few years, but I would be surprised to learn there was any legitimate CNN or MSNBC equivalent to the way Fox News covered COVID in February and March.
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  • bbiggs
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    JimmyV said:
    bbiggs said:
    eddiec said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    I don't see CNN as the counter to Fox. CNN invites a conservative point of view to their discussions.
    To be fair, Fox News also brings on liberal guests.  I think they are pretty comparable in terms of bias.  I tune into both on a weekly basis, in equal doses, so I'm not beholden to either.  I do think that CNN is to the left what Fox News is to the right, or somewhere close to it.

    Even in primetime?
    Most of my Fox News exposure is Tucker Carlson, who I find to be more fair than Hannity.  Carlson does invite liberal guests on; yes. 
  • Gern Blansten
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    brianlux said:
    Gern Blansten said:
    brianlux said:
    jeffbr said:
    I think the chart is pretty close. Of course things can be nitpicked, but it gives a good overview and puts them generally in the right categories. I've read or been exposed to most of those sources at various times, and think it is a fair assessment.

    I also think its pretty close.  Not sure I would put MSNBC to close to "hyper-partisan liberal" but then I don't read that source all that often.
    I don't agree with that at all.  

    You don't think "hyper-partisan liberal" is exaggerated?  Maybe it's the "hyper" part that seems a bit overboard.  Like I said, I don't go there much.  In what way are they "hyper-partisan"?
    Yes I was agreeing with you....MSNBC is definitely not "hyper-partisan liberal".  Maddow is always providing the GOP argument to counter her own.  O'Donnell is pretty harsh but he doesn't bury facts like Hannity and Carlson.
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  • brianlux
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    Gern Blansten said:
    brianlux said:
    Gern Blansten said:
    brianlux said:
    jeffbr said:
    I think the chart is pretty close. Of course things can be nitpicked, but it gives a good overview and puts them generally in the right categories. I've read or been exposed to most of those sources at various times, and think it is a fair assessment.

    I also think its pretty close.  Not sure I would put MSNBC to close to "hyper-partisan liberal" but then I don't read that source all that often.
    I don't agree with that at all.  

    You don't think "hyper-partisan liberal" is exaggerated?  Maybe it's the "hyper" part that seems a bit overboard.  Like I said, I don't go there much.  In what way are they "hyper-partisan"?
    Yes I was agreeing with you....MSNBC is definitely not "hyper-partisan liberal".  Maddow is always providing the GOP argument to counter her own.  O'Donnell is pretty harsh but he doesn't bury facts like Hannity and Carlson.

    Ah, I see.   Thanks for clarifying!
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  • mace1229
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    I wouldn’t trust Maddie governors by the GOP counterpoint over having an actual guest on. That’s like not allowing a defense attorney and saying well the prosecution provide a defense point of view and he still sounded guilty.
    Fox is definitely very right. But CNN and MSNBC are also definitely the left counterpoint. I always find it sunny that everyone craps on Fox and anyone who watches it, but then drinks the CNN Kool-aid 
  • Lerxst1992
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    mace1229 said:
    I wouldn’t trust Maddie governors by the GOP counterpoint over having an actual guest on. That’s like not allowing a defense attorney and saying well the prosecution provide a defense point of view and he still sounded guilty.
    Fox is definitely very right. But CNN and MSNBC are also definitely the left counterpoint. I always find it sunny that everyone craps on Fox and anyone who watches it, but then drinks the CNN Kool-aid 


    What is telling about the chart is not left or right. Both add value to the political spectrum.

    Its the top to bottom of the chart. Fox is in the lowest box. After 7pm when the majority of Fox’ audience tunes in, they turn into a propaganda network. The level of dishonesty skyrockets. CNN and MSNBC are nothing like that.
  • Lerxst1992
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    JimmyV said:
    bbiggs said:
    eddiec said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    I don't see CNN as the counter to Fox. CNN invites a conservative point of view to their discussions.
    To be fair, Fox News also brings on liberal guests.  I think they are pretty comparable in terms of bias.  I tune into both on a weekly basis, in equal doses, so I'm not beholden to either.  I do think that CNN is to the left what Fox News is to the right, or somewhere close to it.

    Even in primetime?


    You nailed it. Fox has afternoon hosts that attempt to provide legitimate news. Neil Cavuto took a lot of heat criticizing trump for hydroxychloroquine. Shep Smith took a lot of heat working at Fox and criticizing trump, but was finally pressured to quit.

    At 7pm the popular Fox “opinion” hosts take over and if a democrat appears after that time they will get shouted over and bullied. The other major news network hosts do not operate like that.
  • Parksy
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    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    It's interesting because I try as best I can to look at different media outlets, and I do see 'some' bias from CNN and MSNBC.  That said... with regards to Trump,  it's hard not to be annoyed and borderline angry with what he does and says.  When I watch CNN sometimes, I do wish they would be more professional and less dramatic about their distain towards Trump.  But they're not being overly opinionated or skewing facts.  They could run a news cycle based solely on what Trump himself says and does. They're against him sure, but it's not without reason and not without using his own words against him. 
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  • Gern Blansten
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    Parksy said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    It's interesting because I try as best I can to look at different media outlets, and I do see 'some' bias from CNN and MSNBC.  That said... with regards to Trump,  it's hard not to be annoyed and borderline angry with what he does and says.  When I watch CNN sometimes, I do wish they would be more professional and less dramatic about their distain towards Trump.  But they're not being overly opinionated or skewing facts.  They could run a news cycle based solely on what Trump himself says and does. They're against him sure, but it's not without reason and not without using his own words against him. 
    Honestly any human being should show disdain toward tRump.  Politics doesn't matter...he is a complete piece of shit.
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  • cincybearcat
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    Parksy said:
    JW269453 said:
    CNN and MSNBC should be closer to where Fox is on the liberal side. They are all only around to provide confirmation bias for their viewers at this point. Other than that the only glaring mistake I see is that InfoWars should be right above AP & Reuters...
    It's interesting because I try as best I can to look at different media outlets, and I do see 'some' bias from CNN and MSNBC.  That said... with regards to Trump,  it's hard not to be annoyed and borderline angry with what he does and says.  When I watch CNN sometimes, I do wish they would be more professional and less dramatic about their distain towards Trump.  But they're not being overly opinionated or skewing facts.  They could run a news cycle based solely on what Trump himself says and does. They're against him sure, but it's not without reason and not without using his own words against him. 
    I agree with this.  CNN is generally my choice for news.  Can't watch Fox.  Watch and listen to some MSNBC but at times tjhey make me cringe.  CNN was always a little left biased, but I thought not too bad.  With trump though, they have decided to start becoming what he has been saying they are.  Just little barbs thrown in here and there.  Snarky side comments.  It's frustrating to see how they are letting him get to them as professionals.  But I guess it's somewhat understandable.  Still makes them look small when they do.
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  • The Juggler
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    brianlux said:
    Saw  this this morning and thought it was interesting.  Thoughts?




    Yup. I have referenced this chart to folks on here a few times before. It is generally accurate. 

    If only the majority of people would get their news from that top green box....
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