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	Name:	Lifer -
	Subject:	Fact Check for Archie
	Date:	11/27/2012 10:23:07 AM

Cut and paste from archie:

MSNBC is biased and does not claim otherwise.

Cut and paste from Fox News:

In an interview with the Huffington Post, MSNBC president Phil Griffin tries to push back against the notion that his channel has become a mouth-piece for President Barack Obama.

"This channel has never been the voice of Obama. Ever," Griffin tells Michael Calderone of the Huffington Post. But, Calderone writes, "Griffin acknowledges that his hosts are more likely to agree with Obama on policy matters than with Republicans, but rejects comparisons to Fox News."

Link to full article:

http://nation.foxnews.com/msnbc/2012/11/23/msnbc-president-channel-has-never-been-voice-obama-ever

So Archie your or either ignorant, to bias to see the truth, or just a plain old run of the mill LIAR. I personably think some combination of all three. Your post and their words can't both be true. Care to try again?

n an interview with the Huffington Post, MSNBC president Phil Griffin tries to push back against the notion that his channel has become a mouth-piece for President Barack Obama.
msnbc

"This channel has never been the voice of Obama. Ever," Griffin tells Michael Calderone of the Huffington Post. But, Calderone writes, "Griffin acknowledges that his hosts are more likely to agree with Obama on policy matters than with Republicans, but rejects comparisons to Fox News."

In an interview with the Huffington Post, MSNBC president Phil Griffin tries to push back against the notion that his channel has become a mouth-piece for President Barack Obama.
msnbc