With the exception of your anti-Fox bias, and your bent to the left, you're a pretty cool guy, doob.
Did you see the several interviews that Glenn Beck did with Ron Paul during the election cycle? Beck treated Paul with nothing but respect and allowed Paul to express his views completely.
I can't help but lean to the left. I haven't had my V8 in
years, and I can't afford the surgery required to straighten me out.
I think it's important to note that there's bias in pretty much all media. Network news reports on politics are essentially politics-within-politics, with each network running their own campaign to win viewers - so we should all be a bit skeptical of all of them. Their main agenda is to market themselves to us, so we should regard them as we would those Val-Pak coupons that come in the mail. Most people either throw these away without ever looking at what's inside, or carefully sift through to see if there's anything remotely useful that might come in handy before it expires and throw out the rest. You won't find many (if you find any) people who keep and make use of every single coupon inside.
I have watched those interviews, and I think Glen Beck had no choice but to be respectful because his viewers would have likely taken offense if he hadn't. i mean, it's Ron Paul - even the democrats have a hard time finding something wrong with Ron Paul, myself included.
And really, does Greta VonWhatshername even have any viewers? I figured the only reason people watch her is because they are simply too frozen with terror at the sight of her to pick up the remote.
Aww, Vi, I think you're pretty cool, too. Thanks.
In real life I have a number of staunchly republican friends and acquaintences. We don't talk about politics, and I don't hold their views against them personally. I think friendship should be based on the quality of the person and not the content of their beliefs.