Lee Chemel on Letters from an American

[Lee Chemel]

I love that you referred to him as “personality Tucker Carlson”, negating any notion of him being a bona fide journalist.

[Charlene Lowrie]

I liked that too. Now we should omit the word “news” in any sentence that mentions Fox.

[Lynell(VA by way of MD&DC)]

"Fox Gossip: All the News That's Not Fit to Print"

[Stuart Attewell (Paris, Fr)]

and that they might get sued for if they did.

[TPJ (MA)]

All the news that's $h!t to print.

[Lynell(VA by way of MD&DC)]

We're gettin' there: "Fox Spews All the News that's $h!t to Print!"

[Stuart Attewell (Paris, Fr)]

Just think of the circulation figures of the "newspapers" that you pick up at the supermarket check-out desk.

[Ted]

Prop Fox (propaganda)

[Imogene Drummond]

Fox Spews

[Lynell(VA by way of MD&DC)]

Ooh, Imogene. When combined with mine: "Fox Spews All The News That's Not Fit to Print"!!

[Skip Z (VT)]

In the UK Fox CANNOT refer to themselves as a news organization AT ALL. They are entertainment.

[Nancy Fleming]

Entertainment only for masochists.

[Ted]

Me to. What a dig! Luv it

[Charlie Grantham (Tucson)]

Actually, I think the correct category is "angertainment". Pat, I'll take that category for $200. /snark

[Susan Lawrence]

Angertainment! Absolutely spot-on perfect. Well done.