n_huffhines
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CNN opinions are polar opposites of Fox’s and equally biased. The only difference I see is Fox at least has two liberal goofs that appear every now and then......Geraldo and Juan Williams. CNN is all goof ......all the timeWhat??????????
You think CNN and CNBC are more left than Fox is right.
Good one.
this is utter ********How biased is your news source? You probably won’t agree with this chart
Notice the location of Fox compared to CNN and MSNBC
I watched a hit piece on ABC, that pretty much said Covid is Trumps fault. Trump made mistakes, but the piece was so slanted to make things look much worse. It stretches the truth in several places. I spent the next 20 minutes researching some of the claims. It talks about how trump shutdown agencies, but never mentioned how those agencies were merged. It never presented how any single death would have been prevented or any policy changed. There is. I doubt, having watched, that this had nothing to die with Covid and everything to do with politics.this is utter ********
It's always amusing to see you guys confronted with truth.
Google "media bias".
I now, I know.....you don't need some fancy high-falutin sciency studies telling you what to think.....that's what Fox is for; and they say CNN is the worstest.
It's always amusing to see you guys confronted with truth.
Google "media bias".
I now, I know.....you don't need some fancy high-falutin sciency studies telling you what to think.....that's what Fox is for; and they say CNN is the worstest.
It's always amusing to see you guys confronted with truth.
Google "media bias".
I now, I know.....you don't need some fancy high-falutin sciency studies telling you what to think.....that's what Fox is for; and they say CNN is the worstest.
Doesn't matter, it's all a continuum, to luther, who's x/y axis is skewed.There are a couple things wrong with the chart. First of all, the analysis of the news sources would have to be proven to be without bias. After reading through her website and bio as well as the bios of her advisory board, it would be difficult to say that theirs was a completely unbiased analysis.
Second, one of her main measures was using already in place “fact checkers.” These fact checkers have the same propensity to bias as well.
Lastly, the bell shaped curve used in the chart assumes a normal distribution. A different observer may view the data set as a skewed distribution, possibly even a positive skewed distribution where the mode is much further left than the mean.