Syrinx
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Sun Oct-24-10 06:05 AM
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I think I have a better slogan for MSNBC |
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"Lean Forward" doesn't really make sense to me.
Fox has "Fair and Balanced."
What about "Tough, But Fair?"
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Shankapotomus
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Sun Oct-24-10 06:10 AM
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1. I like just plain "Evolve". |
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short, sweet, to the point.
but i don't mind "lean forward", personally.
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Sun Oct-24-10 06:32 AM
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FAUX News lite in the morning & afternoon, honest in Prime time. It's more accurate.
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Sun Oct-24-10 06:41 AM
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3. how about "now with liberals to support a false equivalency to Fox" nt |
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Sun Oct-24-10 06:43 AM
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Implying it doesn't lean to the left or the right and it's forward-thinking.
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Sun Oct-24-10 08:36 AM
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5. With Chuck Toad on the payroll how about |
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Sun Oct-24-10 08:51 AM
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7. how about 'report the news' |
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Sun Oct-24-10 10:51 AM
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8. "Reliable Facts, Varied Opinions" |
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Sun Oct-24-10 11:11 AM
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9. A place you might see a liberal on TV |
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because every where else it's heavily sided for Republicans. Seriously did you remember this amount of free coverage of Democratic candidates in the 2002 campaigns? Let alone the media 6 months out declaring the election winner. The media bias is so amazingly obvious. (He says as he flips by Rove on CNN complaining about the fantasy that NPR is liberally bias). Instead of asking questions about NPR, you'd think they'd find time to asking about the 100 or so open issues from that whole Bush presidency... oh well.
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