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Before you get your panties in a bunch:

Fox News's slogan is "Fair & Balanced," but anyone conscious could tell you that they clearly are neither. Anyone could tell you that they are very obviously extremely biased towards conservative views in America (both political and religious).

And well, if you didn't know that, here's some super fun evidence that confirms the news group's position as operating as a wing of the Republican party:

In Spring 2011, Roger Ailes (the current chairman of Fox News) sent a Fox News analyst to Afghanistan to advise General Petraeus on his future career - saying that he should turn down an expected offer from Pres. Obama to become the director of the CIA and to accept nothing less than the chairmanship of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the top military post. And, if Obama did not offer the Joint Chiefs post, Ailes told Petraeus that he should resign from the military and run for president.

The analyst (Kathleen T McFarland) said that Roger Ailes would be willing to resign as head of Fox to run Petraeus' political campaign -- and that Rupert Murdoch, the head of News Corp., which owns Fox News, would "bankroll" the campaign.

The entire conversation was caught on a digital recording which was then given to The Washington Post .

The tapes open up with McFarland asking Petraeus is that Robert Ailes loves him, and if, "there anything Fox is doing right or wrong that you want to tell us to do differently?"

It only gets better from there. Here you go!

Click >>here<< for the audio tapes and analysis by The Young Turks.

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Description
Before you get your panties in a bunch:

Fox News's slogan is "Fair & Balanced," but anyone conscious could tell you that they clearly are neither. Anyone could tell you that they are very obviously extremely biased towards conservative views in America (both political and religious).

And well, if you didn't know that, here's some super fun evidence that confirms the news group's position as operating as a wing of the Republican party:

In Spring 2011, Roger Ailes (the current chairman of Fox News) sent a Fox News analyst to Afghanistan to advise General Petraeus on his future career - saying that he should turn down an expected offer from Pres. Obama to become the director of the CIA and to accept nothing less than the chairmanship of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the top military post. And, if Obama did not offer the Joint Chiefs post, Ailes told Petraeus that he should resign from the military and run for president.

The analyst (Kathleen T McFarland) said that Roger Ailes would be willing to resign as head of Fox to run Petraeus' political campaign -- and that Rupert Murdoch, the head of News Corp., which owns Fox News, would "bankroll" the campaign.

The entire conversation was caught on a digital recording which was then given to The Washington Post .

The tapes open up with McFarland asking Petraeus is that Robert Ailes loves him, and if, "there anything Fox is doing right or wrong that you want to tell us to do differently?"

It only gets better from there. Here you go!

Click >>here<< for the audio tapes and analysis by The Young Turks.

Texture: Texture 27 by ~Kallaria