7/2/2008 - Fair and Balanced My Pale White Pimply Ass |
Jesus Christ on a pogo stick. I know you don't need more proof that the douchebags at Fox "News" are douchebags. But this really takes the cake. This morning on their "Fox and Friends" morning show, they were going on and on about how some of the reporters from the New York Times are "attack dogs", with "hit pieces" on some of their BFF right-wing pals. These are the photos they put up of two of the NYT reporters along with the original photo BEFORE Fox's lousy Photoshoppers got their hands on them:
 Go to Media Matters for more. Un-fucking-real. I'm just sayin'... |
7/3/2008 - dantesinferno Said... |
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Totally in the limits of proper journalism. |
7/3/2008 - Eclectablog Said... |
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Thanks for straightening that out for me, Kristian.
*rolls eyes* |
7/3/2008 - OgreJehosephatt Said... |
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That's just weird.
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7/3/2008 - texican Said... |
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I would've shaken my head in disbelief, but I considered the source... |
7/3/2008 - OgreJehosephatt Said... |
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It just doesn't make sense to me. Doesn't Fox News still have to at least feign legitimacy?
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7/4/2008 - Aielman Said... |
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It's a morning show. It's not supposed to be "legitimate." The whole thing is a creampuff show to begin with. It's Foxnews's lame attempt at the Daily Show.
I'd be a bit more concerned if it was on during the news hour. As far as the alteration, considering what they did with the next graphic showing the head on a dog's body, it makes a little more sense. Lame any way you look at it. |
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