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Fox News hosts' outrage against Mueller hits the wrong target; Fake news vs fake news
Topic Started: Dec 11 2017, 01:50 AM (87 Views)
Eddo26
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http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/10/opinions/fox-outrage-mueller-opinion-obeidallah/index.html

Outrage! That's what we saw from some Fox News on-air personalities this past week. So why the Fox freak-out? Simple: Robert Mueller's investigation.

In response to the investigation heating up, Fox News gave us a synchronized display of the same talking points -- all designed to undermine Mueller and help Donald Trump. These Fox News personalities truly seem more outraged at Mueller than at the Russian government for attacking our democracy!
Edited by Eddo26, Dec 11 2017, 01:52 AM.
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Eddo26
Dec 11 2017, 01:50 AM
http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/10/opinions/fox-outrage-mueller-opinion-obeidallah/index.html

Outrage! That's what we saw from some Fox News on-air personalities this past week. So why the Fox freak-out? Simple: Robert Mueller's investigation.

In response to the investigation heating up, Fox News gave us a synchronized display of the same talking points -- all designed to undermine Mueller and help Donald Trump. These Fox News personalities truly seem more outraged at Mueller than at the Russian government for attacking our democracy!
Eddo....Still a little doubt out there about the Trump/Russia connection.... :oyvey
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Eddo26
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Democrats say trust CNN. Republicans say trust Fox News. Both say the other side is fake news. I think they're about even in credibility.
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Eddo26
Dec 11 2017, 02:22 AM
Democrats say trust CNN. Republicans say trust Fox News. Both say the other side is fake news. I think they're about even in credibility.
The credibility comes from the way the news is delivered....easy to pick an opinionated story from an actual news story....there's no difference

But as an actual unbiased honest news story nowadays is almost non existent.... you just take it in until your BS limit is reached.... :dunno:
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Mueller is a traitor trying to overthrow the government............ :oyvey
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Dec 11 2017, 02:51 AM
Eddo26
Dec 11 2017, 02:22 AM
Democrats say trust CNN. Republicans say trust Fox News. Both say the other side is fake news. I think they're about even in credibility.
The credibility comes from the way the news is delivered....easy to pick an opinionated story from an actual news story....there's no difference

But as an actual unbiased honest news story nowadays is almost non existent.... you just take it in until your BS limit is reached.... :dunno:
Everyone should be taught to question everything. There would be less knee-jerk lynch mob mentality that way.
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