Fox News tops source of voter misinformation

[Kasz216]

Tigerlure said:

Kasz216 said:

Tigerlure said:

Updated with Fox's response to the article. Kind of lame if you ask me, if they feel like something is wrong, they should attack the methodology like you guys are doing (or trying to do) here, not the University it was taken at.

Yeah... I mean, I'm sure he didn't know that "Best Party Schools" fact off hand, meaning it took time to come up with.

 

The methodology is so easy to attack, why they went with a silly cheap shot is beyond me.

And just so I understand, you're criticizing the Survey on the way the questions were asked?

More so on what the questions were.

It wasn't asking "Who was the most misinformed".

It was asking "Who has the most conservative base."

Since there were no Democratic leaning or nuetral leaning questions.

Getting something wrong often has less with the way the news is presented.... and more to do with who it is presented too... like when I asked you "Did they find WMDs in iraq" and showed a link that showed they found WMDs, and your response was "They didn't find WMDs because they were old WMDs."

There was no way I could of more truthfully reported that.