Is "Fox News" a legitimate news organization or auxiliary of The Republican Party?

[DemocratSinceBirth]

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[City Lights]

1. It is not a legitimate news organization. nt

[cantbeserious]

2. The Answer Is Televised Daily

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[oldandhappy]

3. It is not legitimate, and the Repubs have become a branch of FN.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

4. You could legitimately argue that the Republican party is an auxiliary of FOX.

It's a paradox.

[Fred Sanders]

5. I now argue that theory is more than legitimate, my friend...things have evolved...Fox is in charge of one party in a two part State.

But are you not entertained?

[Johonny]

10. You could argue Trump has shown they are all now auxiliary entities

and there is no central component of the Republican Party. FOX news went into this election cycle thinking they controlled the keys to the white house and Trump promptly stuck them in their place. There are now just money people in that party smearing each other in their own feces. Each one thinks they are a boss, but all are afraid the to throw even the slimiest one under the bus for fear they might ruin their position on the phantom fecal pecking order. Meanwhile, no one is running the party.

[TexasProgresive]

6. It is not a legitimate news organization

but can you name one organization that is legitimate today? There was a time when editorializing was keep to the editorial page and opinion to the OP ED page now it opinionated editorializing is all over. Very little of WHO, WHY, WHAT, WHERE and HOW, mostly "This is what you should think about (fill in the blank)"

[BillZBubb]

7. Fox is the mouthpiece for one faction of the republican party.

Whenever possible it trumpets opinions appealing to the other factions.

It has a lot of clout in the party, so sometimes it is unclear who is directing who.

[Shandris]

8. It needs an option for 'neither'.

I don't think it's a mouthpiece of the Republicans (although it so very often appears to be because it follows the CORPORATE line even moreso than the others), but neither is it a 'legitimate news organization'.

Granted, I don't think there are any of those left in North America anyway.

[mwooldri]

9. Fox News?

[Initech]

11. I prefer to call it the "Fox Opinion Channel"

[Octafish]

12. Roger Ailes worked for Nixon and Reagan.

They're Republican as all Hell.

[Rstrstx]

13. It's the Ministry of Propaganda