That is what the Tea Party is claiming in light of the Benghazi accusations going nowhere in an article from the Daily Beast:
“Particularly after the election, Fox keeps turning to the left,” said Stan Hjerlied, 75, of Fort Collins, Colo., and a participant in the boycott. He pointed to an interview Fox News CEO Roger Ailes gave after the election in which he said that the Republican Party and Fox News need to modernize, especially around immigration. “So we are really losing our only conservative network.”
Evidently, there is a boycott of FOX News but no one noticed, it supposedly ends Sunday. Kathy Amidon, leader of the boycott based in Nashville (where else?) said a previous boycott resulted in a 20% loss in viewers. The Daily Beast has found no data to support her claims. Amidon has directed the rest of the press to her website but has declined a formal interview.
If all else fails, there is also the announcement made at the not-so-big-tent CPAC conference last week in which a new conservative news channel will be launched soon.
The One America News Network according to the Daily Beast "is a production of Herring Broadcasting, the San Diego-based company behind Wealth TV, a channel dedicated to appealing to and documenting the lifestyles of the rich and famous."
Their mission:
"provding opinion-free straight news reporting and right-leaning talk shows."
Lewis County TeaBagger known only as "Uncle/Dad"
Sez Charles Herring, president of Herring Broadcasting:
"With only one outlet, if you happen to be an independent or a libertarian, or you are on the outside, you only have one platform right now, which is Fox,” he said. “There just isn’t enough time in the day to have those voices heard. I see us as opening up another front, another platform.”
What Herring and others are saying is, FOX is not ugly enough even with Ted Nugent's soiled britches stinking up the studios along with Bill O'Reilly's bile infested rants.
Adam Carolla's last job as Bill's Butt-Boy
FOX's purpose is to make money and promote republicans. If their product suddenly isn't right enough for the very pissed-off tea-party monster they basically created (oh the irony) I'd suspect they'll replace that migration by tweaking their brand - in time. The priority right now is to dig-out on immigration, or there won't be any republican party for Ailes to promote at all.
Posted by: James Detwiler | March 24, 2013 at 02:58 AM