Bulldog Reporter announces that Fox News is pulling head of CNN again after the latter had a brief respite from a six year slump in the popularity of its news content. MSNBC continues at a sad and distant third.

Now, I don't know that Fox news coverage, integrity, blah, blah, blah is all that much better in quality that CNN's. But it certainly is different in terms of its bias. All news is biased because all news is reported by humans and all humans are biased.

Furthermore, we tend to associate with those who most share our interests and worldviews, so it follows that a network that is built of reporters who associate on conservative worldviews is going to be conservative. Likewise for a liberal network.

And that's okay. That's what the First Amendment was meant to protect. On the dark side of things, with Obama a serious contender for the presidency and a Democrat-controlled congress, the Fairness Doctrine looms on the horizon. For a peek at how scary the Left is becoming in their fanatical thinking about reinstating this outdated and poorly conceived idea, see here.

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From last night:

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Happy Birthday, Mitt!

Mitt Romney will be on Hannity and Colmes tonight at 9PM Eastern. Don't miss it. I'll have to Tivo "24" so I won't miss Jack Bauer keeping us safe from terrorists.

By the way, have you seen The 1/2 Hour News Hour on Fox News? It has got to be the funniest show I've seen in a long, long time.

Scott Allan

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