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If you're of a conservative mind, Fox is more objective.<br />
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If you're of a liberal mind, Reuters is more objective.<br />
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There's no such thing as objective reporting any more. &nbsp;Every new outlet has an agenda.
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If you're of a conservative mind, Fox is more objective.

If you're of a liberal mind, Reuters is more objective.

There's no such thing as objective reporting any more.  Every new outlet has an agenda.

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i agree with <i>Dr. Klahn</i> - you won't find an objective answer to this question - here or anywhere else!
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i agree with Dr. Klahn - you won't find an objective answer to this question - here or anywhere else!

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I think the meat of the stories is probably equal on both sides, but the headlines are where the bias shows up. I have read two similar stories that both had the same facts, but one site had a very biased headline leaning right, the other leaning left. I think most people read only the headlines.
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I think the meat of the stories is probably equal on both sides, but the headlines are where the bias shows up. I have read two similar stories that both had the same facts, but one site had a very biased headline leaning right, the other leaning left. I think most people read only the headlines.

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If I tell you which one, you will question whether I am objective. :)
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If I tell you which one, you will question whether I am objective. :)

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Is one more objective than the other ?<br />
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any examples ?<br />
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thanks!!
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Is one more objective than the other ?

any examples ?

thanks!!

Who is more objective Fox News or Reuters ?

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