Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "SE Cupp: Our republic is broken. Can we fix it?" video.

You accepted Murdoch, he's yours to keep.
2
@harryjohnstone1306 I occasionally watch sky News Australia clips and sometimes they actually seem more crazy than Fox News US. When Trump supporters started saying that they prefer it to Fox that says something. Murdoch controlled media is bigger in Australia as a proportion than the US however the print media here that is Murdoch owned is actually in general ok and nothing like the extreme bias of Fox and as some radio network I never listen to. I do wonder about what goes on in Murdoch's head though because previously he has supported Labor Party in Australia and the Labour Party in the UK (somewhat aligned with The Democrats) but recent years seems to have gone completely partisan.
2
@harryjohnstone1306 never heard about Fox winning a case by arguing that there editorialist commentator isn't taken seriously. That's hilarious.
2
I think you are wrong because the longer a person takes to achieve the ultimate aim of being a Prime Minister or President depending on the system of government the better they tend to perform and surprise because of all the experience and mistakes they have personally made over the years and they also know where the biggest problems are that need fixing. Hopefully you are not correct because having both US political parties be in complete disarray is good for no one.
1
Calvin Parish You completely miss the point you are probably one of these folks shouting fake news when listening to editorial opinion which isn't news. When Don Lemon or Tucker Carlson are not news presenters and there opinions in both cases are for the most part highly biased. With the news itself CNN and FOX being at opposite ends of the spectrum what they both regularly do is report stories with improper context so they don't lie they just forget to mention something important and highly relevant. It backfires though quite often , for example playing the race card continuously isn't helpful especially if people listen to it too much, the insurrectionists had some racists in the mix , however it appeared to me the majority probably weren't and yes ethnic minorities of all shapes and sizes were involved. According to some poll Qanon supporters of whom most will support Trump has 63% white non Hispanic meaning actually in this group non white people are over represented. Trump actually saw small improvements in his relative vote in predominantly black inner city areas, it's been suggested it was to do with defund the police however could it be Qanon supporters actually.
1