Listen to what others have to say. If you want to be listened to, then you should also be willing to listen to others' perspectives. If they state something untrue, you can and should offer facts to correct the record when you can — but not until after they've finished their thought. And remember, the point isn’t to get into an argument or even prove that you're correct. It's to share your point of view.
Offer more information. If the folks you talk to are interested in learning more about our campaign, just have them check out TurnOffFox.org. They can sign up for the campaign at that website. The holiday season provides a unique opportunity to help more people understand what Fox is, how it poisons national discourse, and what role everyday people can play in stopping the damage.
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Thanks and Happy Holidays!
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OK, I admit I keep tabs on these guys just to see what they are up to. Can you believe how incrediably afraid they are of freedome of information and how little they think of the people that are on their side. The above e-mail was sent by one James Rucker. Here is his e-mail address:
info@colorofchange.org
What or who is a James Rucker and how does he ruck?
I long ago cut off MSNBC, that should be enough.
Why is it no conservative ever tries to take libards off the air?
What are they so afraid of?
We love it when libtards talk, it makes our job so much easier.
CNN, NBC, ABC, MSNBC, and CNBC are all on in public at different places. CNN is on in every airport and some hotels only carry CNN.
Imagine the depth of depravity a person would have to have reached, to think one voice of opposition was verging on the criminal.
Doesn’t this qualify as some sort of mental illness? It would have to be at least one manifestation of a real problem.
Why is Yahoo peddling this manure?
Are they partisan too?
If anyone is that ill-mannered in my home, they will be thrown out, family or not.
We don’t need such bossy, nanny-statist clap-trap at our family gatherings. And the will would be changed the next morning.
“Pee-Wee” Rucker to the Voice of Reason, “I CAN’T HEAR YOU!”
Scratch a lib, reveal a Stalinist.
Fox isn’t right all the time, but they do tell both sides to an arguement. Whenever I watch the other news programs I have to quickly change the channel or end up throwing something through it.
Liberals HATE hearing the TRUTH about their disgusting agenda
Thank God we are who we are. We will have seven adults and seven children with us this Christmas. Of these fourteen, thirteen watch Fox all the time and the other one, a screaming liberal, does watch it about half and half with CNN. Surprisingly he complains that CNN is too biased.
Right after the 2000 Presidential election, some Democrat pundit or politician made the statement that the reason Bush won was “Fox News allowed the Republicans to get their message out.”
Did you guess he worked for MoveOn? Poor thing. He does not have a clue as to what real life America is like.
The Case against Fox News (3 page pdf):
http://www.turnofffox.org/static/uploads/content/case_against_fox_news_3.pdf
I’m surprised the author failed to describe the time-honored method of sticking one’s index fingers in ones ears and humming...
Well Frank Luntz is coming on with a focus group in real time.
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