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**parurorges** · 05-10-2012, 11:08 PM

I dont like the notion of public sector unions pushing recall efforts, or laws, or anything other than their job

and msnbc is shameful, they're approaching Fox "news" territory with their BS

MSNBC is way worse than Fox news. Al Sharpton and Ed Shultz organize political rallies. I don't know that O'Reilly or Hannity do any such thing, but I could be wrong.

The other thing about Fox is that O'Reilly and Hannity love to argue so they always put people they disagree with on their shows. Schultz, Sharpton, and Maddow virtually never have someone they disagree with on the show. Chris Matthews at least has guys like Michael Steele on.

If anyone hasn't seen MSNBC's political block for a few years, I highly suggest they check it out just to be amazed by the partisanship. It's beyond Fox levels of partisanship.

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parurorges Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	I dont like the notion of public sector unions pushing recall efforts, or laws, or anything other than their job and msnbc is shameful, they're approaching Fox "news" territory with their BS MSNBC is way worse than Fox news. Al Sharpton and Ed Shultz organize political rallies. I don't know that O'Reilly or Hannity do any such thing, but I could be wrong. The other thing about Fox is that O'Reilly and Hannity love to argue so they always put people they disagree with on their shows. Schultz, Sharpton, and Maddow virtually never have someone they disagree with on the show. Chris Matthews at least has guys like Michael Steele on. If anyone hasn't seen MSNBC's political block for a few years, I highly suggest they check it out just to be amazed by the partisanship. It's beyond Fox levels of partisanship.
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