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Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
I guess it's all about standards. FOX's are very low... Of course we knew that.
Sooooo typical of the left. Olbermann couldn't possibly be at fault.
No, let's turn this thread into a "blame Fox News thread" instead.
Originally posted by Frogs
But I really can't see much difference between Olbermann and Hannity other than they represent the different ends of the political spectrum.
An executive with another television news organization, who asked not to be identified in offering analysis of competitors, said NBC may even see the disciplining of Mr. Olbermann as an opportunity to distinguish itself from Fox News, which has been increasingly identified with Republican positions.
Originally posted by inforeal
MSNBC suspending him indefinitely is strange considering his contribution to that network. Perhaps they should have just suspened him a day or two.
No one at NBC News, MSNBC’s parent, would speculate about what this might mean for Mr. Olbermann’s future, though two NBC executives privately suggested this was not a step toward firing him.
One executive said the network decided it was imperative to take this kind of strong action as a way of underscoring that MSNBC, while featuring prime-time shows that overly support Democratic policy, remains a channel that adheres to fundamental journalistic values.
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Oh thank god
I hate seeing him when i'm flipping the channel
I hope he never returns!
Originally posted by pplrnuts
After viewing your avatar, its hard to imagine how you have the guts to insult anyones "ugly mug". No offense, but seriously.
And you do not find that comment of hers insulting in the first place? I find is very bothersome hearing someone insulting another when they in fact are much more suitable to be on the receiving end of such a comment. Perhaps such comments she should keep to herself in the future, unless of course she doesnt mind receiving such input. End of topic.
Originally posted by Misoir
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Oh thank god
I hate seeing him when i'm flipping the channel
I hope he never returns!
So your fellow Americans should be denied the right to watch what they choose because you don’t like to see him when you are flipping through the channels?
Freedom, why do we need that? Every channel should be FOX News!
Originally posted by Frogs
Now that being said - If this makes MSNBC seem more "above board" than Fox - does it really matter?
In other, words - Fox is what it is and a ton of people watch it.
Originally posted by hotbakedtater
www.campaignmoney.com...
Just a link to a whole bunch of journalists and the campaigns they donated to. Should they all be fired, because to donate is to shame their employer as a good journalist, according to one side of this debate, correct?