Paul Ryan's speech in 3 words...

[Jhhnn]

Never mind her "facts" are wrong.

Then dispute them in a reasoned manner. Just saying they're wrong is not an argument, but rather an affirmation of faith.

 

[shira]

Sigh, the topic of the thread seems to be that a FOX News commentator expressed a far left "progressive" commentary and that this would result in her losing her job.

Do you now agree that FOX represents a balance of perspectives? A balance that is not seen in the product of any other network?

:awe:

The very fact that an article like this - originating from Fox News - attracts so much attention is that it's so at odds with the extreme right-wing bias one almost always sees from Fox.

And according to you, one fair analysis versus 10,000 (or whatever) right-wing hatchet jobs from Fox makes Fox "fair and balanced?" You're joking of course. That's like saying one token black student in an otherwise all-white student body makes a school integrated.

But back to the article. The fact that Kohn annihilates Ryan's talking points doesn't necessarily make the article "far left." It could be that much or all that Kohn wrote is true. That's why I asked you if you disagreed with any parts of her analysis.

Sigh all you want, but answer the question.