Ah, five minutes of distilled vitriol — it’s Foxtastic!
Attack the president at every turn and, y’know, the the president might think you’re an attack channel, not a news channel. Echo (and supply) talking points for the GOP, and people might think you’re an official organ of the GOP.
“The conservative media is winning now,” says Bill O’Reilly. “They’re winning. They’re damaging the President of the United States.”
Just like a news organization should, right?
Maybe the FCC needs to adapt a new version of the fairness doctrine requiring media to clearly identify opinion pieces versus news pieces. That distinction seems to have disappeared, particularly for cable “news” channels. I’ve noticed that Fox and MSNBC have trouble keeping opinions out of newscasts.
“Texas Philharmonic”? Is there a Texas Philharmonic?
Gee, maybe you think that was why the Right was so rabidly vocal against the Fairness Doctrine over the past year?