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CaptainLucid3 months, 2 weeks ago

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I notice a very distinct difference between MSNBC and FOX. I see the MSNBC hosts take what republicans say and then show evidence that shows the republicans are lying hypocrites. On Fox I see lots of talking points where everyone repeats the same words over and over again like its a cult, they throw slurs without meaning or support, or they straight up lie about things that can be shown false by the public record,

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  wtagg3 months, 2 weeks ago
  
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  I think any argument, from any point of view, should have evidence that supports the argument. Until that is presented, the best it can be considered is an op-ed.
  
  The citizens of this country need to demand proof of position and statements before jumping on board. Too much rhetoric is considered fact, from both sides.
  
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    jordan113 months, 2 weeks ago
    
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    I agree with you; however, again msnbc does a darn good job of following through on their positions by presenting evidence.
    
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