Looking for a balance to Fox Programs

[Rudey]

Originally posted by RACooper
Well Lou Dobbs has always leaned a little that way.... and then there was that douche Novak and that twerp Carlson - but there both gone now (although there "demise" on CNN was fun to watch in each case).

Recently though the hiring of Nancy Grace has help them in the conservative department... I don't exactly see the "situation room" as conservative - maybe more sensationalistic or "FOX-like".

Seriously though it makes good business sense for CNN to have the conservative and Republican elements on the air - if only to undercut some of FOX's market share...

Not really.

Lou Dobbs is loved by unions and is not considered that conservative.

As for Novak, I dislike him for other reasons but while he is conservative now he supported JFK and LBJ at one point. Either way both he and Tucker Carlson were commentators and were part of "entertainment" type shows. Every commentator comes with his opinion - conservative or liberal. You can't keep bringing these types of shows up as news just because they air on the network. If you do, then you can start saying that the commercials they show carry bias towards whatever too.

-Rudey

[LightBulb]

Originally posted by hoosier
You're weird if you're not a liberal in college.

By the time you turn 40, you're weird if you're not conservative.

""Any man who is under 30, and is not a liberal, has no heart; and any man who is over 30, and is not a conservative, has no brains." - Winston Churchill

Edited because there seem to be several versions of this quote!

[hoosier]

Washington Post - 15 hours ago
By Linton Weeks. Robert Novak, the gruff-voiced political pundit and occasional loose cannon in a three-piece suit, is leaving CNN and going to work for Fox News. In the recent past, Novak has been making news more than commenting on it. ...

[Tom Earp]

He should fit well there!

[Phasad1913]

I always figured that was where the old slobbering S.O.B. belonged.