Fox drops the ball

Hey Fox: We know you're busy and all wrapped up in trying to get Republicans back in power, but in case you haven't noticed, there's a humanitarian disaster just off our own shores.

It you want to be thought of as a news network, maybe you should, oh i don't know, cover the news?

 

Had Fox on at the office all day Friday and it was wall to wall Haiti. What planet are you on?

 

I'm mainly referring to the opinion shows. Hannity, Beck, O'Reilly and the rest of the lineup have been sorely lacking in this area. Hannity says he's a journalist. So where is he?

And take a look at the so-called "Fox Nation" website today if you want to see where the priorities are.

 

http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/threads/75066/

 

I've been listening to your ilk for years tell me how Fox wasn't a legitimate news organization, blah, blah, blah. So what's the problem? Plus, I thought watching Fox was beneath you geniuses.

 

I guarantee you if the talking heads on Faux News could use the disaster to bash Obama, they'll be doing it.

You watch. It's coming.

 

Thanks for your usual meaningless contribution, Bunch of Meaningless Letters Guy.

And yeah, stuff like this pretty much confirms what anyone with a brain already knows about Fox.

Sorry that some real news pushed your bogus Harry Reid story off the radar, but hey, that's how it goes sometimes.

Oh, and one more thing: Lighten up, Francis...

 

And here... we ... go.

 

shouldnt this really be on the poly board? i mean, we all know its going to turn into a pissing match...

 

If we still had one, perhaps ...

 

I guess you could also tell that to your president, who used his weekly radio address this morning to bitch about the banks and why taxing them is a good idea.

 

And he'll be spending the day tomorrow focusing on politics in Massachusetts.