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Why are we not surprised that the Fux Channel aired 107 ads promoting the right-wing "tea parties" over the 10 days previous to April 15? Media Matters has the details.
They not only had the ads running, but all of their lame shows, from the execrable "Fox and Friends" to the Sean "Heil" Hannity show were pimping the "grass roots" tea baggings early on. They had their stellar "correspondents" from Boston to Sacramento pumping up the volume for the wingnut crowd.
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I propose we always attach the Fox Nutwork motto to every mention: "The news channel for people who don't want news."
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