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[marble falls]

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[TDale313]

1. Wouldn't "restore"

Imply that Fox ever had any credibility?

[marble falls]

2. They're hoping to get past that issue without having to address it, "Move on, there's ....

nothing to see here."

[sigmasix]

3. scott brown a moderate?!? wtf? nt

[marble falls]

6. Compared to Mitch McConnell he's 'moderate' in his pandering to Teapublicans.

[Warpy]

4. Well, good luck to them and the Red Sox

Pox has been a sick joke for a very long time, appealing mostly to bitter old retired white men. Those men are dying off and the brand's name as Wingnut Central just isn't selling as well to Gen Xers and the youngest Boomers no matter how many leggy, jiggly bottle blondes they have reading the scripts.

I'll believe they're doing an actual housecleaning when they finally dump Ailes, not before.

In any case, it's too late for Pox, they've lied too transparently and all those predictions of a Romney landslide in contradiction of actual polls being done completely destroyed any credibility they ever had with their none too bright target audience.

It's also too late for the GOP, they've been whipping up hate and living on pure spite for far too long to be able to convince any fence sitters that they're moderate again.

Few people trust either Pox or the GOP and that's a very good thing for this country.

[gtar100]

5. Funny that this is all about "republican strategy" and so little about journalism.

Of course that will blow over all their watchers' heads. But they aren't really all that interested in digging for the facts anyway. The network has been proven time and time again to be liars and absolute partisans for the republican party, yet they keep on watching. That sure paints an ugly picture of the people who do the watching as much as it does about the freaks they put on their shows. It's absolutely pathetic in my mind, yet the network is still rated number one. That's truly damning evidence against the intelligence of the American people. They are being played for fools and they keep coming back for more.

[pugetres]

7. Fox? Credibility?

Palin and Morris are old news.

Fox wants fresh contentious meat for the next go-round.

It isn't about them being a legit news source, it is about feeding the masses the scripted drama they so desire.

[Kolesar]

8. Fox probably has a training program for fresh new sociopaths

They will find some new issues to get their fans in a frenzy about.

[another_liberal]

9. ". . . the betterment of the conservative movement, or the Republican Party."

How about that? Faux News finally admits its commentators are expected to work for, ". . . the betterment of the conservative movement, or the Republican Party," otherwise they will be fired. I'm glad they've decided to be honest about that fact at last.

[Blanks]

12. I guess fair and balanced meant...

Fair to the conservative community and balanced between conservative and republican.

It kind of makes sense.

[Dryvinwhileblind]

10. "Republicans felt duped"..."marginalize the cranks, haters and bigots"...

..."openness to the "idea" of immigration reform", "These seem to be the seedlings of change".
Yeah right, sure sure, more weapons grade red elephant dung disguised as bullshit.

[The Wizard]

11. It is being widely reported that

Pox News is in talks with Ted Hitler as a prime time commentator.