Quote:Well, no, they're not, but neither are MSNBC, CNN, or the vast majority of the online political news outlets. They all get the same information from the same people, then parrot it out with their own spin. Now that NBC's credibility is hopelessly shot (despite Lester Holt's best efforts) and ABC's evening news has shifted to a tabloid format, true journalism in this country is just short of dead.

 

I beg to differ regarding that.  One of the things that most journalists do, especially when it comes to investigative journalism is to get a story that is really "breaking news".  FOX News has been and still is attacked by not only the far left, but the current administration.  Here's something to think about.  Who broke the news regarding Benghazi, Fast and Furious, the IRS scandal, etc.?  Was this all brought up by FOX News?

 

Is it possible that there are actually real journalists that pursue the truth and report it?

 

Here is another question.  Are all FOX News reporters "right wing" or conservative?  The answer might surprise you.  I'm talking about actual "hard news" reporters, anchors and contributors, not those that appear on the editorial or opinion shows.

 

Sure every media outlet gets "common stories", that's the job and the function of the AP (Associated Press).  It used to be called "the wire" back before the internet was around.

 

Can you cite anything to back up your position that FOX or any other news organization is not a professional news organization?

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