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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhenever somebody tells you that MSNBC is the left equivalent of Fox, show them this:
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Whenever somebody tells you that MSNBC is the left equivalent of Fox, show them this: (Original Post)
Jamaal510
Nov 2012
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JI7
(89,248 posts)1. now ask how many minutes they spent whoring for the candidates
and CNN will be huge for Romney.
zbdent
(35,392 posts)2. Ask them who the "liberal equivalent" of Joe Scarborough is on Faux?
I mean, the "liberal equivalent" of Fox has a conservative Republican on for three hours a day every weekday, on his own show named after him!
Do they have a real liberal on Faux for an HOUR a week?
codjh9
(2,781 posts)3. I wish I could get my brain-dead aunt & uncle to look at that graphic. Thanks.
MADem
(135,425 posts)4. CURRENT is the opposite of Fauxsnooze. nt
Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)5. Weekend's are usually more of a filler
with M$SNBC,no week day hosts. Number of eyeballs drop precipitously on weekends. Medial matters has it's bigtime biases.