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Pew Survey: Fox News Audience Much More Balanced
October 6, 2008 · Filed Under Uncategorized
A new Pew poll completely smashes the narrative that far-left cretins have been pushing about Fox News. You constantly hear from the left that Fox News is a “right-wing propaganda outfit” and that only Republicans watch it. Clear thinking Americans have always known that to be nonsense, and a brand new Pew survey proves it.
Their annual survey of cable news audiences now shows:
- FNC: 39% Republican, 33% Democratic, 22% Independent
- CNN: 18% Republican, 51% Democratic, 23% Independent
- MSNBC: 18% Republican, 45% Democratic, 27% Independent
So when Fox News claims to be “Fair and Balanced” that apparently also extends to their audience. Does this mean that since it’s mostly Democrats who watch CNN and MSNBC that those channels are “left-wing propaganda outfits?”
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I think this just proves that more Democrats watch news period. It also shows that if Republicans are to watch cable news they overwhelmingly choose Fox. Because as many pretend not to realize, Fox is aimed at a right agenda.
So I guess you’re just gonna gloss over the fact that unlike you and your ilk claim, it’s not just Republicans that watch Fox.
How do you explain the fact that the “fair and balanced” channel also happens to have a balanced viewing audience? — unlike say CNN or MSNBC?
New blog post: New Poll: More Democrats Watch Fox News http://tinyurl.com/3ou8g8
Pew’s survey is a joke. Rasmussen did a survey among Fox’s viewers that showed that 87% of Fox’s viewers support McCain, and 8% support Obama.
THat’s pathetic. Pew’s survey is a joke. People like to claim to be Democrats who don’t actually support the party. It’s called being a partisan weasel.
Democrats watching Fox? Yeah, Strom Thurmond Democrats. Otherwise known as Republicans.
I watch Fox News for laughs. It’s a tabloid news channel not to be taken seriously. Just look at all those special reports they do trying to pin Obama down as a terrorist or socialist hahaha
Some people watch things to intentionally get agitated, or otherwise stir the pot – claiming viewership – especially on a voluntary poll – as a sign of balance or whatever is a farce.
There’s a debate 101 term for it, but I’m too old to remember those goofy terms.
This proves more about the viewers of the various news channels than the channels themselves.
What it proves is that democrat and independent viewers are willing to view the entire spectrum of programs (they are viewing Fox, CNN, NBC) while republicans focus mainly on viewing Fox.
To establish bias in the reporting would require parsing content, a much more sensitive affair.
@jaketapper 55% of FNC audience is self-identified as Dem or Ind, according to Pew 2008 survey. http://tinyurl.com/3ou8g8
@AlyHirjee http://bit.ly/3h3PcK