Which NETWORK provides more democratically "fair and balanced" political commentary?

[ShortnFiery]

Poll question: Which NETWORK provides more democratically "fair and balanced" political commentary?

[4themind]

1. PBS -nt

[Laura PourMeADrink]

2. C-SPAN

[olkaz]

3. None of the above.

Short bursts of truth don't do it for me (even though I love Keith).

The best news comes from Democracy Now. Period.

[rurallib]

13. Yes DemocracyNow!

[featherman]

4. None... all including PBS demean and diminish DEM candidates at every

opportunity. A handful of exceptions: Countdown and ... uh... uh... well... Countdown

[chimpymustgo]

5. MSNBC has flushed its reputation down the toilet. Unfair, unbalanced.

[Hutzpa]

6. C-Span n/t

[Ashy Larry]

7. PBS is usually ok

[Arkansas Granny]

8. PBS/The NewsHour. Whenever they have a discussion on the issues, they have

someone from each side of the debate to argue the points. They don't sensationalize the news or go for emotional responses. Frontline also has some of the best political documentaries I've seen anywhere. PBS also has Bill Moyers Journal.

[Exilednight]

9. NPR is pretty good for radio, no one in TV. n/t

[theoldman]

10. CCTV-9

I find the Communist China TV to be fairly honest. I also like BBC in England.

[Tribetime]

11. none

[ShortnFiery]

12. Tweety on MSNBC is using all sorts of sport's analogies to bash Obama.

No criticism of the shitty commentators with their inept questions. :puke:

[Uncle Joe]

14. PBS. n/t

[susankh4]

15. Neither.

[backscatter712]

16. MSNBC sucks the least of the MSM cable news outlets.

I know, that's not saying much.