Pushing back on Fox News
I can't be the only one to notice recent overt pushback against Fox from other networks' personalities, from pundits, from talking heads, and from politicians. More and more, instead of "on another network" we hear them name Fox News.
Just a day or two ago, MSNBC's Nicole Wallace referred to the Fox personalities, and Jeanine Pirro in particular, as "those nut jobs on Fox."
Ever since the Bush selection of 2000 I have been of the opinion that Fox is just plain subversive. Probably not legally, but in effect, yes.
It seems to me that Fox works in direct contact, in collusion, with the GOPedo. Can't that be seen as campaigning for them? If it is, is that allowed? If it isn't, what's the remedy?
If there is no remedy, then the push back needs to grow. As people, we can start to shame Fox viewers in the same way smokers and drunk drivers were shamed. Smokers used to be everywhere. In my wider social and professional circles I know only one smoker. There may be others, but they hide it well.
And that one smoker I know? He's a FoxWatcher.
And he stinks.
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Instead they are a foreign aided intelligence agency that has clear, hostile intentions to undermine American authority and destroy rule by democracy. 
