[governsleastgovernsbest]

"Greta covers crime and legal issues quite well. IMO."

I agree. I used to write Greta off, buying into the image of her as a biased liberal. I rarely watched her, but when I began to in recent weeks, I found her truly "fair and balanced." She plays it down the middle, asks appropriate questions, and doesn't try to grandstand or overly promote herself. She's won my respect.

[Dr. Scarpetta]

Another good thing about Greta, beside the fact that she covers legal issues well, is that she does not come across as a liberal, and she appreciates the military.

[buck61]

I used to write Greta off, buying into the image of her as a biased liberal.

Greta moved over to Fox from the Clinton News Network.
I remember she came on after some facial surgery, and many were making fun of her here at FR.
I to was skeptical of her at first, but she has proven to be in the fair and balanced column, most of the time.

[tsmith130]

I agree. I used to write Greta off, buying into the image of her as a biased liberal. I rarely watched her, but when I began to in recent weeks, I found her truly "fair and balanced." She plays it down the middle, asks appropriate questions, and doesn't try to grandstand or overly promote herself. She's won my respect.

I agree. I never understood the liberal tag she had around here. Not that I doubt she's a liberal (I assume everyone's a liberal until they prove otherwise) but I didn't pick up on it from her shows.

[Politics4Fun]

I'm with you. When I'm looking for a solid legal perspective on an issue, Greta is the one I turn to. Few people have the background and experience that she brings to the table, and she can offer insight and on-the-fly analysis that you can't get anywhere else.