Want To See Fox News Lose All Its Credibility In 93 Seconds?

If you ever want to use an argument that has no basis in reality and is horribly short-sighted, simply follow the example set by Fox News. They make “reporting” on the “news” seem “worthwhile.” At least, that’s what some people say.

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Rollie Williams

Mar 16, 2013

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