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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWhen you sort through all the rap lyrics and pretension, Ari Melber's guiding principle
often seems to be Fox's slogan: "Fair and Balanced". He stretches to "present both sides" even when one side is clearly "alternative facts" and his frequent "Yes, but to be fair---" remarks are often unnecessary and anything but "fair".
I am done with him.
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When you sort through all the rap lyrics and pretension, Ari Melber's guiding principle (Original Post)
Atticus
Jan 2020
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GreatCaesarsGhost
(8,584 posts)1. I don't care for his "Hmmm" when someone makes a point.
No biggy, but it grates.
Blaukraut
(5,693 posts)5. It reads like "I disagree, but I'll let you have your moment"
Pretty passive-agressive. Either disagree and say so, or agree. But don't "hmm" your way through a conversation.
Peregrine Took
(7,414 posts)2. Has to be the center of attention. n/t
Kurt V.
(5,624 posts)3. then stop watching that crap. Good grief