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| Author: | NSA [ Tue Jan 05, 2016 1:44 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Outnumbered (D) |
I have a question to those that watch Outnumbered more regularly. I am watching today and it seems like it is nothing more than a conservative talking point. I don't know about Melissa Francis' point of view because she is not speaking that much, but it seems like she has a more liberal point of view. Of the other 4 guests they are all very conservative, especially Andrea Tantaros. I know this show is supposed to focus on 4 women and 1 man, but what about the balance of ideas. Is it usually just 5 people with the same conservative views poking at the President? Not to make this a big political debate, I just thought this show had a different perspective. |
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| Author: | sparty [ Tue Jan 05, 2016 1:52 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Outnumbered (D) |
NSA wrote: I have a question to those that watch Outnumbered more regularly. I am watching today and it seems like it is nothing more than a conservative talking point. I don't know about Melissa Francis' point of view because she is not speaking that much, but it seems like she has a more liberal point of view. Of the other 4 guests they are all very conservative, especially Andrea Tantaros. I know this show is supposed to focus on 4 women and 1 man, but what about the balance of ideas. Is it usually just 5 people with the same conservative views poking at the President? Not to make this a big political debate, I just thought this show had a different perspective. Melissa is as conservative as any of them The women/man angle is just a ruse Except when Julie Roginsky and Kirsten Powers are on it is five conservatives every day Pretty smart move by Ailes The only ones Outnumbered on this show are Obama and Hillary |
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| Author: | NSA [ Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:01 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Outnumbered (D) |
sparty wrote: NSA wrote: I have a question to those that watch Outnumbered more regularly. I am watching today and it seems like it is nothing more than a conservative talking point. I don't know about Melissa Francis' point of view because she is not speaking that much, but it seems like she has a more liberal point of view. Of the other 4 guests they are all very conservative, especially Andrea Tantaros. I know this show is supposed to focus on 4 women and 1 man, but what about the balance of ideas. Is it usually just 5 people with the same conservative views poking at the President? Not to make this a big political debate, I just thought this show had a different perspective. Melissa is as conservative as any of them Except when Julie Roginsky and Kirsten Powers are on it is five conservatives every day Pretty smart move by Ailes The only ones Outnumbered on this show are Onama and Hillary Thanks! I could not tell about Melissa because the other 4 guests kept talking over her and even though she was not defending the President, she was not bashing him like the others. I have noticed that they don't say "Fair and Balanced" as much as they used to when the channel first rolled out. I think they know they have all the people's attention and can do whatever they want at this point. It doesn't hurt that they have a show like Outnumbered that basically is conservative eye candy. I can't complain, even though I recently realized that she is very tall (I usually like shorter women) I would never have known who Sandra Smith was if not for Outnumbered and that makes me grateful for this show! |
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