Well, that's your opinion.  Just because someone doesn't always agree with your point of view doesn't mean he isn't coming to his own conclusions freely and without bias. What channel do you trust for unbiased coverage, then? CNN?

 

I am in no way saying that Fox News is all it claims to be. It's clearly a right-wing station that hides under the guise of being independant simply by hiring a couple of Liberals here and there, then ultimately letting them go (Alan Colmes, anyone?). However, I do feel that Bill O'Reilly comes to his own decisions about things based on his own observations. Sure, he's a lot more conservative than I am, but he isn't always wrong, either.

 

My opinion: All media coverage is biased in someway. No way is any news corporation going to not sway one diorection or the other, because the money and controversy isn't made when you shoot straight. They have to appeal to someone. It just happens to be that right now, most media that I have seen is Left-Wing biased.

 

Thank you!

 

Yes, I do feel that we are in a very touch situation right now. Yet . . . many people from other countries still choose to live here. So that tells me that, despite all the wise-cracks and mockery that the USA has gotten in recent years, the world generally still feels that America is a great country for opprotunity and so forth. There is still hope here, but we need to act now and quit worrying about the trivial, arbutrary bullsh*t that seems to bog us down so much these days. let's start focusing on what we can do to mantain this country's great reputation, and let's get back to doing what made the country worth fighting for in the first place. Because if we lose that, then the whole idea of America kind of goes down the tubes.

 

I didn't say O'Reilly was openly liberal, I said he was an independant. Liberals have the potential to be just as bad as Rebublicans, but from a completely different direction, don't you agree?

 

Having said that, I already covered the tragedy of Alan Colmes in my previous post in this thread, I believe. I completely agree with everybody about Fox News, never said I didn't, but we must be mindful of who we right off as merely more of the same. When it comes to O'Reilly, I think it has become popular to bash him, and that if anyone chooses to agree with him on anything he says, then they must not be intelligent, because only stupid people listen to O'Reilly.

 

Nothing in life is completely black or white. So not everyone with a more conservative outlook is a right-wing nutcase, and not everyone who is liberal is smart. There needs to be a better balance than there is currently where political parties are concerned. Because disregarding someone else's opinion just because they aren't you own doesn't make much sense.

 

If you honestly feel that O'Reilly is partisan, then great. Just make sure that you are basing that opinion on actual observations you have made of the guy, and not just because someone you look up to says thet he is.