Fox news cant agree with itself

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http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5666262

[Bravodigger]

I've noticed that fox is bipolar when it comes to 2a.

[billped]

I find differences of opinion and debate healthy, whether between organizations or within them, so this should not be perceived as a big negative about Fox News.

There are many reasons why Fox is FOS, but this isn't one of them. ;-)

[2761377]

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/5666262

your post consists of a title and a link. both of which merely suggest you are not a supporter of Fox news.

any other point you wish to make?

[WASR10]

Isn't it a good thing to include differing points of view? Maybe not, for once, be completely slanted to one side or another? This would be a good thing to trend among these so called news networks.

[The War Wagon]

your post consists of a title and a link. both of which merely suggest you are not a supporter of Fox news.

any other point you wish to make?

And being a Huffpoo link, we ALL know what B-I-G supporters of the U.S. Constitution they are...

[FresnoRob]

Call themselves fair and balanced don't they?
I agree about not trusting a lot from Huffington Post

[DoddRod]

So they wrote an article about a news network having multiple points of views expressed on a topic? Now that I think of it, that is kind of newsworthy

[Victor Cachat]

Carlson was speaking during an opinion segment and voiced his opinion.
I would have a bigger problem (and do) with networks that walk and talk in lockstep.

[-hanko]

So they wrote an article about a news network having multiple points of views expressed on a topic? Now that I think of it, that is kind of newsworthy

O'Reilly, as close as I can describe, favors "reasonable" gun control

Stossel, no controls; at least none I've heard of.

At least to me, Fox is not up FBHO's butt as are NBC, CBS, ABC, Huffington, etc.

CNN is beginning to pull out of there, just a tiny bit.

As to Fox, it seems to me to be right more often than wrong. Different hosts, different philosophies.

Not sure even why the thread.

[russ69]

O'Reilly, as close as I can describe, favors "reasonable" gun control
Stossel, no controls; at least none I've heard of....

O'Reilly is no friend of gun owners, he thinks "heavy weapons" should be banned (Your AR15). Stossel is Libertarian, he has to support the 2nd amendment or he'll lose his membership card. But he is most likely a supporter.

[gwgn02]

Fox News straddles the fence and most of the time comes down on the side of the establishment, and their talking heads just reinforce status quo party talking points..usually very moderate and many times hostile towards conservatives. They've shifted to hiring many leftist commentators and many RINO squishes their own shows. Fox NEws...save for Judge Janine never comes on in my home...can't stand the blithering idiots on the cable news....Fox just has more attractive blithering idiots.

[Bill Carson]

I've noticed that fox is bipolar when it comes to 2a.

At least they don't just push their agenda.

[Barang]

Newsmax is on direct tv and dish network now. Another alternative for those limited to 2 decent networks. Otherwise, talk radio is my source.

[Bravodigger]

At least they don't just push their agenda.

Agreed. I can swear I've heard hosts claim to be against gun control and a few months later comment on the need to ban "assault weapons". Also I realize they don't get paid to speak their mind on every issue.