| In the USA, Bill O'Reilly is clearly the best (news program, The O'Reilly Factor) of the best (news network, Fox News). |
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Asked 3 years ago
by WiseOne  United States |
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Hey, check out the polls. :-)
Polls are a reflection of popularity. Most popular <> best.
In the key demographic of 18-35, Countdown with Keith Olbermann has been beating O'Reilly consistently the past couple of weeks.
BTW... by O'Reilly's own admission, his program is NOT a news program, it is an "analysis" program.
Very well stated. Perhaps the same interpretation should be applied to the presidential polls.
I'm sure if you dissect the pieces fine enough you will find some exceptions. Look at the aggregates over the past several years, and tell me what you conclude. :-)
Regarding "news" vs "analysis", I'm just going by how the TV tracking polls label him. :-)
And I surely wouldn't label Olbermann's show as "news". To me, it's just ranting. :-)
Well, sure, among brain-dead tv junkies! =D
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That's one way to ensure people will always think you're a friggin' idiot -- quote JB! :-)
I like my mother's take on him. She refers to him as a, "blowhard".
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And he just might refer to her as a "pinhead". :-)
He would be incorrect! (but that would be nothing new for him...) ;-)
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He's not perfect... merely the closest thing to it on television. :-)
Haha oh wow, you actually believe that stuff don't you :<
I have no doubt that he would refer to an 83 year old woman as a pinhead. What journalistic excellence!
There is no bias in the No Spin Zone. Everyone is eligible.
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Everyone benefits from spending time in the "No Spin Zone"! :-)
Who's that?
Faux isn't news. never was. never will be.