Website review: News Hounds: We watch FOX so you do...
Kevbo discovered this in Politics
•35 reviews since Jul 7, 2004
politics, news, media
•newshounds.us
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Kevbo discovered 47 months ago- From the page: "We watch FOX so you don't have to."
- lylakoimoon rated 5 weeks ago
- They watch so we don't have to...Screw Fox News http://ww w.outfoxed.org/
- scrabbleddie rated 3 months ago
- This site keeps an eye on the war criminals at Fox news so you don't have to.
- AvangionQ rated 4 months ago
- [REPEAT POST] FOXnews is not a journalistic organization but a tool of the Oligarchy, a corporate propaganda smear machine of the far right side of the Republican party ... I applaud the works of Foxattacks.com and Newshounds.us for showing just how corrupt FOXnews has become ... has *become* -- who am I kidding, has always been. [ADDENDUM] We need sites like Newshounds.us to keep FOXnews in check and to show the multiple slanderous accusations and outright lies that have been spouted over their airwaves.
- Blogcomber rated 8 months ago
- Life is a comedy for those who think, etc. If you love Fox News as much as I do, but just can't bring yourself to watch it, this site is an indispensable resource. As previously noted, they watch Fox so we don't have to and pass it on in the form of easily digestible recaps.
- EccentricGenius rated 18 months ago
- A valuable public service: Keep abreast of the ever evolving Fox News definition of 'Fair and Balanced'
- john77075 rated 19 months ago
- Current happenings
- millerfamily rated 19 months ago
- From the page: "Reporters are supposed to ask questions to elicit information, but Fox News White House reporter Bret Baier tried to make excuses for Vice President Dick Cheney's seeming endorsement of water boarding as a "no-brainer," when he asked White House Press Secretary Tony Snow about Cheney's statements."
- kayell rated 21 months ago
- From the page: "News Hounds
We watch FOX so you don't have to."
Keeping track of why exactly "patrons of Rupert Murdoch's brand of journalism are most likely to be misinformed about key facts of the Iraq war". (and almost everything else, too.) - From the page: "News Hounds
- rsanfilippo rated 24 months ago
- I really hate Fox News
