Fox News is the most bias new network

Fox News has been known to actually Defend Obama, MSNBC has never been known to Defend Bush. My opponent claims this is a debate about politics...... It's not, it's a debate about news bias....My opponent also claims MSNBC only has 2/4 bias in their political headlines, this is wrong My opponent obviously can't see the bias in MSNBC's headlines, so I will include the opening to each article, with the headlines, and point out the bias;1. Obama getting heat from the Press"Obama has been the victim of "unrelentingly negative" coverage in the media"2. Democrats plan first vote on jobs bill"Senate Democrats introduced a $35 billion bill intended to help cash-strapped states prevent layoffs of teachers and first responders on Monday......"3. Life-at-fertilization initiative has hope in Miss."A national effort to put abortion bans into state constitutions is looking for its first victory next month in Mississippi, where voters are being asked to approve an amendment declaring that life begins when a human egg is fertilized. Supporters hope the so-called personhood initiative will succeed in a Bible Belt state that already has some of the nation's toughest abortion regulations and only a single clinic where the procedures are performed."4. Perry slashed environment enforcement in Texas"Gov. Rick Perry likes to say the best way to promote economic growth is to reduce regulation. When it comes to the environment, Perry has made Texas one of the most industry-friendly states in the nation."So that's really a 100% Left Wing bias. So now let's look at the Fox News opening headlines;1. Reid Offers Teachers' Salaries as First Vote on Obama's Divvied-Up Jobs Bill"Senate Democrats will try to move a component of President Obama's $447 billion bill -- $35 billion in aid to state and local governments to rehire or retain teachers and first responders -- as early as this week, disappointing Republicans who say another piece of the apple would've had a better chance for success."2. Obama's First 1,000 Days Marked By Federal Spending Spree, More Unemployment"President Obama hit his 1,000-day mark Monday, and with new data showing hikes in poverty, foreclosures, joblessness and debt, the president has a little over a year to convince Americans that he is turning the country in the right direction."3. Cain Squeaks Ahead of Obama in New General Election Poll"Businessman Herman Cain is leading President Obama in a new head-to-head poll, with seniors and independents taking a particular liking to his unconventional candidacy. "4. Sen. Thune: We Need to Repeal ObamacareHad to search for this one, since it wasn't on the page like Pro said it was; turns out it was a video, so I can't copy the text, but it was a opinion show as expected, "Your World with Neil Cavuto" is an opinion program, not a news program.I will ask my opponent to please give an exact links to his sources instead of these vague links. Again I went to his listed source, davehitt.com, and it was nothing more than, "a Portal for all of Dave's Online Projects and Web Sites", and the portal had links to various opinion blogs and podcasts - not the most reliable sources - these blogs had topics such as "Brian on things atheists didn't do", and "Police State News". FOX News Is biased, no one will dispute that fact... However they are not the Most biased, they are simply the most Right wing, in a mostly Left wing Media.If you compare MSNBC and FOX News during the 2008 Presidential Elections who would see that MSNBC was far more bias than FOX News. Source: http://www.verumserum.com... According to eM&P's article "Bias on MSNBC & Fox News - An Empirical Analysis of the Content Found on Cable News" This compared 2 shows from MSNBC and 2 shows from Fox News; MSNBC The Rachel Maddow Show (9pm) Hardball with Chris Matthews (5pm & 7pm) FOX News The O’Reilly Factor (8pm) Hannity (9pm) Found here: http://www.emandp.com... The study was broken up into 3 groups; tone, objectivity, and overall Political bias. Tone The analysis shows that both networks present overwhelmingly negative coverage of the news and politics. Objectivity Subjectivity is defined as any opinionated commentary as compared to objective, fact-based statements. Here, we see both networks relying heavily on subjective content in their newscasts. Political Bias The charts below show that both networks contain a great deal of partisan bias in their reporting. In keeping with popular perceptions, MSNBC reports much more positively on the Democratic Party and Fox News reports more positively on the Republican Party. Interestingly, in both cases we see the cable networks spending more time denigrating the opposition party than praising the party they tend to support. MSNBC: Fox News: http://www.youtube.com... http://www.youtube.com... http://www.youtube.com... http://www.youtube.com... http://www.youtube.com...http://www.youtube.com...