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On Tue, 5 Oct 2004, Vern Green wrote:
> There is one key difference here between Dan Rather's little issue and
> Fox News' issue. Dan Rather went on National television to what? 6, 7,
> 10 million viewers and put forth falsehoods as fact.
Absolutely. The more important difference is that they promised
repeatedly that the documents were definitely not fake. It's in a whole
different league.
> Does this negate Fox's claims of being fair and balanced? In some
> circles it probably lends itself to have this interpretation. I
> personally do not take a lot of influence from it.
Right. It isn't a big deal, but it's a medium-sized deal and they need to
do something. They've had two absurdly bad, false, anti-Kerry stories
within a single week. It makes you wonder about their credibility. If
the stories had been completely false anti-Bush stories, what would have
happened? Fox News is explicitly pro-Republican, not "unbiased."
Mike
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