Fair and balanced? Um ... no

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by Rupert Pupkin

Who is a more biased anchor, Shepherd Smith or Dan Rather?

really, those two in the same sentence? I'd love to hear how Rather, one of the best newsmen since Murrow, was 'biased'. Let me guess, because one time in 38 years he ran some story about a Republican from some guy who obtained the proof in some bad way or something. You're right, total proof of him being a leftist puppet. Put him in the stocks.

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

wait, so the you're kidding was about Republicans equally complaining about MSNBC like Liberals complain about Fox News?

If that is the case then it deserves

Fox News has a 340% higher viewership rating than MSNBC.

Way to address the example I gave.

[Rupert Pupkin]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

really, those two in the same sentence? I'd love to hear how Rather, one of the best newsmen since Murrow, was 'biased'. Let me guess, because one time in 38 years he ran some story about a Republican from some guy who obtained the proof in some bad way or something. You're right, total proof of him being a leftist puppet. Put him in the stocks.



Way to address the example I gave.

They're all biased to some degree whether they are republicans or democrats. These people are not blank slates. The good ones do a pretty good job of not letting their bias affect their reporting, but the bias will always affect their reporting somewhat.

That incident with Dan Rather was hardly the first or only incident where his obvious bias stood out. There was the infamous interview he did with George Bush Senior back in approximately 1988 where Rather acted very unprofessionally.