Fox News is ten years old this week, and the liberals still don’t get it. Don’t agree? Then read this quote by Fox News chief Roger Ailes in USA Today, reported by Peter Johnson.
[Ailes] was at a dinner party recently when one of the guests asked him, "Isn't Fox News too conservative?"
"I said, 'Are you comfortable with CNN?' He said, 'Yes.' How about CBS, ABC, NBC? 'Absolutely.' What about The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Los Angeles Times? 'Fine.' National Public Radio and PBS? 'Very good.' So I said, 'But this little cable channel is making you crazy?'"
The truth is that liberals don’t want any conservative voice out there. Each of the three network news shows has higher ratings than Fox News, but Fox News is a problem.
But the liberal propaganda works.
Jane Skinner, a daytime [Fox News] anchor, says friends who work at local TV stations around the country are constantly asking her what it's "really like" to work at Fox News.
Get it? What is it really like to have the conservative line rammed down your throat every day by the eevil conservative suits at Fox News?
All this is frustrating, if you are a conservative. But we should be glad. So long as your opponent is grasping the wrong end of the stick you are going to move ahead. Can’t help it.
You start to worry when your opponent starts to get it.
Bill O’Reilly? He’s a ranter. The key is to realize that he is a non-liberal ranter, not a conservative ranter. Hannity and Colmes? One conservative and one liberal. What could be more fair-and-balanced? Greta van Susteren? This is a conservative?
Yep. Fox News is ten years old, and liberals still don’t get it.
It doesn’t get any better than that.
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