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How do Fox journalists do this kind of reporting and hold their heads up and consider themselves upstanding members of their communities?  What slime.  Well, I'm sure there will be corrections galore on Fox, they'll be disgusted with themselves...

http://www.salon.com/news/james_okeefe/index.html?story=/politics/war_ro...

The author gets all worked up that the government is taking over the whole student loan industry, and that poor students will only be able to call that horrible FED if the have any problems.  Oh... except... the gov is only taking over the origination part of the loans, not the servicing... so basically instead of using whatever loan company gives your school the most kickbacks, you'd just apply through a standard government form.  Sounds pretty good to me...

This should be interesting... I'm trying to remember whether Bush was ever interviewed like this on an unfriendly network in the lead-up to a large, controversial decision, but I don't think so.  Go-bama!

http://www.thrfeed.com/2010/03/barack-obama-to-be-interviewed-on-fox-new...

"Whatever its shortcomings, journalism under those standards aspired to produce an honest account of social, economic and political events. It bore witness to a world of dynamic change, as opposed to the world of Foxian reality, whose actors are brought on camera to illustrate a preconceived universe as rigid as that of medieval morality. Now, it is precisely our long-held norms that cripple our ability to confront Fox's journalism of perpetual assault.

Their impressionable viewers:

Good job making the GOP accountable for once, Fox!

http://www.politicususa.com/en/hep-smith-healthcare

I think it's funny that Fox is trying to downplay Ron Paul's win of the CPAC straw poll over Romney and Palin...

http://mediamatters.org/mmtv/201002200024

Maybe they didn't put it quite like that, but I think it's what they meant.

http://video.foxnews.com/v/4016232/college-skews-political-spectrum