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Timothy M Chopin Sr

1/14/11

In 1999, I first began watching Fox, it was new and refreshingly conservative. I used to watch it in the customer lounge at an automobile dealership between customers, I couldn't afford cable and network TV was altogether one sided. Fortunately the other salesmen were politically compatible and it gave me a break and a chance to catch up to the truth, instead of Dan Rather, Peter Jennings and Tom Brokaw and the liberal propoganda.
I am retired now and I am 71 years old, living on a social security check and I still can't afford cable, but I am sacrificing in order to subscribe to it. Fox has been my motivation for doing so but now I am dissapointed and sad that lately Fox is more like a bunch of rats jumping off of the conservative ship in search of a liberal life preserver.
It is difficult to rationalize the money and sacrifice for mediocrity, especially when Fox is becoming just like the networks and all the other cable news programing. Just this past Saturday, early in the morning, Fox reported that Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords had passed away. Almost by accident, I clicked on MSNBC and they correctly reported that she was not dead but was in critical condition.
Fox News continued to rewind on the story "ad nauseum" all week, intermittently commenting and coaching Obama on his upcoming speech and falling in line with the liberal talking heads from every other network, about the propoganda drivel of hate speech. Most nauseating of all is the way Fox credits Obama with a great speech and keeps playing video clips at every opportunity.
I watched Ronald Reagan video clips on Utube while Obama launched his latest political campaign to the custom tee shirts in the crowd, while trampling on the bodies of the deceased in the presence of their grieving survivors ... all to the insults of the whooping and cheering of the useful idiots. Phony cannot begin to describe, this charade...and where was Fox? holding hands with left and singing Kumbya.
Lately, it seems that Fox is caving in to the lbieral agenda, as if the government is forcing or threatening Fox to do so. It's becoming increasingly tedious to put up with Foxes lack of backbone and I am just about ready to cancel. Network TV dosen't have any more commercials and it's free.