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The broadcast media (dominated by the [[BBC]]) is almost exclusively liberal in tone. The print media is different with pro-Conservative newspapers like the ''Daily Mail'' , ''Daily Express'' and ''Daily Telegraph'' selling more copies than their rivals.<ref>[http://www.mediauk.com/the_knowledge/i.muk/An_introduction_to_newspapers_in_the_UK Media UK; Introduction to newspapers in the UK]</ref>
The broadcast media (dominated by the [[BBC]]) is almost exclusively liberal in tone. The print media is different with pro-Conservative newspapers like the ''Daily Mail'' , ''Daily Express'' and ''Daily Telegraph'' selling more copies than their rivals.<ref>[http://www.mediauk.com/the_knowledge/i.muk/An_introduction_to_newspapers_in_the_UK Media UK; Introduction to newspapers in the UK]</ref>
== Conservatism in Modern American Media ==
Although the modern American media landscape is largely dominated by liberal news sources, there is one media outlet that fights for conservative values. [[Fox News]] is a property of [[News Corporation]], and consistently asks tough questions of both parties, and reflects on current events from a conservative viewpoint.
[[Stephen Colbert]] is an American journalist who hosts his own hard-hitting program [[The Colbert Report]]. He has time and time again proven to be an undercover fighter for the conservative movement. His renowned interview skills allow him to trick his liberal interviewees into revealing their baby-killing, bear-loving, country-hating biases on camera for all of America and all of posterity. Compared to patriots Patrick Henry, George Washington, and Ronald Reagan, he lives up to and exemplifies all of the American values that make us, "a shining city on a hill."
== Conservatism and the French Revolution ==
== Conservatism and the French Revolution ==