Now, I will to try to get rational into the present instead of him endlessly bringing up irrelevant past events that have no bearing on the present and serve only to foster his contempt for "republicrazies". Seems to me he is considerably more liberalmyopic than others are replblicrazy.

Anywho, it seems that reasonable liberals have quite a different take on Fox News than the irrational paranoia of the self-proclaimed rational investor. Quite interesting article with numerous quotes, from liberals, that utterly refute the bleating of you-know-who. But, then again, nobody actually believes he is reasonable... at least not me.

Anyhow, here are a couple quotes I liked:

“They are the most professional network of any I have dealt with,” he said. “If you are a Democrat who wants to deliver mindless talking points on Fox, it’s probably best to go to MSBNC and hope you get a chance to recite them. I think Fox encourages critical views of all sides, asks different kinds of questions and wants to have diversity of view.”

and

"Beckel believes Fox viewers are more open to the Democratic side of the story than stereotypes might suggest. And indeed, a 2008 Pew Research survey found that while almost half of viewers who regularly watch Fox News identify as Republican or Republican leaning, 39 percent tip Democratic and 12 percent have no stated angle at all."

I think rational is guilty of stereotyping as Berkel identifies.

For your reading pleasure...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/politico/2009110...