> Good statement - this means one should question news
> broadcast by Fox News, CNN,
> MSNBC, Rush Limbaugh, and all the others who
> constantly spin reports to meet
> their own agenda.
I would hope you'd question all sources of news.
CNN and MSNBC are in my opinion extremely biased.
Fox News is a little on the conservative side but
still a lot more balanced than the others.
Rush is a commentator not a journalist. He'll tell you
how he feels and nobody said you have to listen or
agree.
> This would no doubt include the
> "No-Spin Zone" which is one of
> the biggest spin efforts of all.
He's also a commentator and that's what they do. He
does give people with opposing views the opportunity
to be heard. Even if he yells that they're wrong,
they still get to be heard. That's what makes it fair
and balanced. And yes, it's no-spin according to his
him.
> One also should question the source when news is
> analyzed by convicted felons,
> Drug addicts, etc, many of which are hired as
> analysts by the Fox Network.
I'm not sure why you think a felon�s opinions are
worthless. Guess we should just ship them to Australia
or Hong Kong.:)
A pain medication drug addiction isn't the same as
shooting up heroin on the street corner. But, if you
can overcome either addiction it says a lot. It still
shouldn't disqualify someone�s opinion.
-sm
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