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In reply to the discussion: PLEASE join our effort to get Fox News out of USA's military bases - Easy Contact Form [View all]mahatmakanejeeves
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Congress or its agents can't pick and choose points of view that it or they find acceptable.
Banning everything isn't practical. The base commander could decide that there wouldn't be any TV sets running in any place of work on the base. ... So what happens if there's a big news event, like one country invades another? Wouldn't it be important to watch a few snippets of that? I can't see how you could say that FOX News would not be an option.
Bowling alley? The PX? Barracks? I don't see how he could ban one channel.
Could he ban the delivery of one newspaper that he didn't like? Say the base commander takes offense at something said in the New York Times or The Wall Street Journal. Should he be able to ban it from the base library? Home delivery on the base?
Is that what you want?