Terry McAuliffe, former Chair of the Democratic Party, and Karl Rove, former Senior Adviser to President George W. Bush, "faced off" on Faux Snooze Sundee with the shamed son of Mike Wallace and the "issue" was artfully trying not to laugh while saying that Fox News is "a news organization". Wallace was loaded for bear with proof and Rove, another Fox paid parrot, was prepared to "act serious" and disprove what anyone with 23 working brain cells in their left cerebrum finds obvious.
Gigabytes of proof is out there on the web and elsewhere proving that Fox News is on a mission to be a media arm of the GOP. Watch it for five minutes or less and you're convinced they hate Obama, want to endanger our youth by saying the H1N1 virus treatments are a government plot (and hence make parents not want to allow their children helath protection) and so many lies that it's unforgivable and as revealing as finding a pile of aardvark excrement in your chef's salad.
So Rove was cornered by McAuliffe regarding Obama's speech to a joint session of Congress on September 9, 2009.
CBS, CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC and PBS all bothered to show the important speech, which featured the lovely outburst from Repig asshat Joe Wilson (R-Hell) yelling "You lie..." You'd think that Fox would have had the memo that Wilson was going to squeal like a little schoolyard punk, but they dropped the ball.
Instead of being a channel that would cover an Obama speech, they showed "So You Think You Can Dance" (featuring Tom DeLay, who called the Terri Schiavo case "one of my proudest moments in Congress) followed by another horrific show "Glee" after it. We know why the Fox organization would have rather shown garbage over possibly having the viewers see that Obama gave a great speech.
The mere pushback from the usual college dropout stars on Fox News defending the idea that they "are a news organization" proves that they aren't. If you have to prove what you're supposed to be and whine about it, you aren't "it".