Why Do They Hate FOX's Freedoms?

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At National Review Institute Summit, GOP Searches For A Non-Fox News Approach

In the wake of recent election failures are more Republican leaders now counseling a break from Fox News' patented style of relentless partisan attack? Are they suggesting the party distance itself from the monotonous mode of Obama attacks that Fox has made synonymous with the GOP?

According to reports from the National Review Institute's recent gathering in Washington, D.C, some calls for common sense moderation seem to be making the rounds. They're being coupled with the admission that the type of campaign stories Fox obsessed over last year turned out to distractions at best, and electoral losers at worst.


read: http://mediamatters.org/blog/2013/01/30/at-national-review-institute-summit-gop-searche/192456

related:

Fox News Contributor Warns Obama Not To Target FNC: ‘Without A Free Fox, There’s Not A Free America’

http://www.mediaite.com/tv/fox-news-contributor-warns-obama-not-to-target-fnc-without-a-free-fox-theres-not-a-free-america/

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1. They can have all the rights I have but

I don't care what the Supreme Court says, lieing is not covered by the First Amendment

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