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LeftofObama

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6. I would be interested to see how I would do on the test.

Reply to Bozita (Original post)

Wed May 23, 2012, 03:25 PM

May 2012

I watch very little tv and get my news exclusively at DU and MSNBC.

Whenever I walk by the tv when someone has it on another channel and the news is on, 9 times out of 10 I've already heard about it on the good ole DU.

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Updated Study Finds Fox News Viewers Least Informed Of All Viewers - I'm shocked, shocked I tell you [View all] Bozita May 2012 OP

Doesn't count - the study was done by university researchers... polichick May 2012 #1

So watching Faux News is worse than watching no news at all. drm604 May 2012 #2

Listen up - Moon and Murdoch were set up to be propaganda arms for GOP in the early 80s. blm May 2012 #3

Good, anyone dumb enough to believe or who wants to believe Faux lies deserves it just1voice May 2012 #4

But I thought Fox News was Fair and Balanced SoutherDem May 2012 #5

I would be interested to see how I would do on the test. LeftofObama May 2012 #6

Here's a graphic. NPR viewers/listeners on top; FOX viewers on the bottom; below "no news" pampango May 2012 #7