"Liberal Media Bias" in a colorful graph
 

Oh, wait. Turns out it's not all that clear... except in the case of Fox.


http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1186178377.gif

Looks like it's more than made up for by CNN and MSNBC. Take Fox out, and that chart would be very imbalanced.

Neat.

But it would be more useful if the question asked had been "What sorts of leading questions did you ask in the interviews" rather than "How long were the interviews." I know, length of an interview is an easily quantifiable component, but it isn't what I'd call a deciding factor in whether a station is liberal or conservative.

Also, that assumes, I think, that someone is not interviewed on a particular network only because they were not invited by that network. I'm not sure that's an accurate assumption.

According to weenie's logic, here's an example of Fox News showing favor to Bill Clinton

http://www.pastdeadline.com/images/clintonwallace_2.jpg

[QUOTE=Rearden;3409908]According to weenie's logic, here's an example of Fox News showing favor to Bill Clinton

Oh, is he running again? Great!