Right. A researcher with a clear bias that appears on the most biased network ever to rise out of the gutter and is funded by conservatives and his 'research' is to be believed. Right. Any 'regular' on Fox News is nothing more than a paid political hack. All of them.
:lmao::lmao::lmao:
So it appears that there are only TWO media outlet's he approves of. That's right two. All the rest liberal rags...........
Back in 2005, Tim Groseclose and Jeffrey Milyo -- who have a history of receiving grants and fellowships from various conservative foundations -- published an
article in the
Quarterly Journal of Economics that claimed to demonstrate "a strong liberal bias" in all news outlets it examined except for the
Washington Times and Fox News' "Special Report."
Tim Groseclose's Theory of Liberal Media Bias Remains Shaky
And as your other source? More propaganda funded by the right.
The
Media Research Center (MRC) is a
content analysis organization based in
Alexandria, Virginia, founded in 1987 by
conservative activist
L. Brent Bozell III. Its stated mission is to "prove through sound scientific research that liberal bias in the media does exist and undermines traditional American values" and to "neutralize [that bias's] impact on the American political scene"
Apparently you don't understand what "poisoning the well" means. It is also a form of ad hominem (both logical fallacies).
A disposition to make a certain argument does not make the argument false.
For instance, the finding from this research that journalists, self reporting on their voting habits, tend to vote Democratic. I find that more revealing than any article either of us could post.
Your example: because a person is funded by a certain group then their findings must be false.
My point in posting any articles was to show that, despite your article from a left leaning journalist trying to disprove the claim of a liberal media, there is research from other sources that shows the exact opposite.
Your silly animations and ad hominem circumstantial arguments don't hold water.