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== Fox Versus Obama ==

== Fox Versus Obama ==

[[Barack Obama]] has largely ignored Faux, in recognition that, like all star wrestling, Faux is simply a fringe sort of entertainment and certainly not news. The entire [[mainstream media]] has thrown its support to Obama, which makes sense.  Supporting the president is patriotic.   Faux will criticize Obama openly and some freaks actually watch it when there is no wrestling on.

[[Barack Hussein Obama]] has thin skin when it comes to criticism of his policies. The entire [[mainstream media]] has thrown its support to Obama and refuses to questions his policies. Fox News is the lone station that will criticize Obama fairly. Obama said, <ref>[http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/media_critic_fox_news/2009/06/19/227121.html Media Critic: Fox Only Press Doing Its Job] NewsMax, June 19, 2009</ref>

 

{{cquote| “I’ve got one television station that is entirely devoted to attacking my administration…That’s a pretty big megaphone. You’d be hard pressed if you watched the entire day to find a positive story about me on that front.” }}

 

Media critic David Zurawik said “Thank goodness at least one TV outlet, Fox, is questioning Team Obama as it pushes for the kind of massive change in American life not seen since the era of Franklin Roosevelt,” and "...ABC, NBC, MSNBC, CNBC and the others allow their news operations to be used by the White House for partisan political reasons."

== Roger Ailes ==

== Roger Ailes ==