Fox News Anchor Calls Ted Kennedy A 'Hostile Enemy Right Here On The Home Front'

This morning on Fox News, anchor Gretchen Carlson called Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA) a "hostile enemy" of the United States because he has demanded that Congress vote on whether to approve funding for escalation in Iraq. Full Story »

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Kaizar Campwala
2.3
by Kaizar Campwala - Oct. 1, 2008

If Dan Barlett had agreed with Gretchen Carlson, that would have been news. As it is, it's just a highlight of Fox's Republican leanings- which certainly shouldn't be news to anyone at this point. There's no analysis, little context, and no outside information.

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Oliver Jones
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by Oliver Jones - Oct. 1, 2008

News flash! FOX disses Kennedy! Film at 11!

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Fabrice Florin
2.5
by Fabrice Florin - Oct. 1, 2008
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Dana Goodrich
1.0
by Dana Goodrich - Oct. 1, 2008

I marvel that we continue to even give coverage to Fox. They have so consistently shown such unrelenting bias toward Republicans generally and the White House specifically that any hope of being treated seriously was surrendered long ago. They are poor and pathetic jokes. There are, in most locales, laws against prostitution, but they seem not to apply to the Fox flaks. Forget them and look for honest news.

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Don Wicks
4.3
by Don Wicks - Oct. 1, 2008

I am always inspired by the far left absolute hatred for any media that is not following the Marxist plan of destroying all oppositions to anything but the shining path to socialism or communism. just as the Hitler did with his National Socialist Party making Germany a so called far right nation. When, in fact, it was Socialist blunder to destroy anyone or anything that got in its way to domination. Other than that the comment was ill advised.

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