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Originally posted by Sistermadly
Love him, but I don't think that any programming on CNN is a "balanced" alternative to Faux News. They're getting pretty conservative themselves these days (and according to Wonkette, Anderson's a longtime member of the GOP).
I would have suggested the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) if they weren't on strike, but since they are, I think the best alternative to the type of news that is being produced in the US is BBC World News. Watch the American news channels, but then watch the BBC to see it without spin from either side.
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How has CNN been getting conservative?
And what does someone's private affiliations (your source is Wonkette - "A blend of gossip and satire and things the author makes up.") have to do with anything?
Again, it's been shown that all news sources carry a bias.
Again, it's important to distinguish between opinion pieces and programming and news. All opinion programming is incredibly biased since it is opinion, not fact based.
-Rudey
--Fox is just the least biased even if it is conservative.