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To: muzosi who wrote (432635)	11/4/2008 12:16:03 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571686

the two questions related to it are: 1) on whose dime? 2) who decides what "reasonable" is? The government decides, of course. as much as i dislike fox i don't think it would be (nor should be) ok to force them to balance their "balanced" reporting using their own money. The Fairness Doctrine applies only to broadcast programming, not cable. The liberals will not try to impose it on cable because all cable news is liberal, other than Fox, which is as balanced as reporting can conceivably be made. Time and again, analyses show that Fox is the only news organization on TV which is truly fair.