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The market is begging for a right leaning news cable that makes no bones about their take on the news. Viewers and advertising dollars will pour in faster than they can count them.

I'd probably still stick with FOX News. It's not a bad thing to get both sides (except for that kook global warming special they aired recently). Plus, you can see how moonbatty some of the Democrats are getting.

I like Fox too, but where there is a market a supplier will step in eventually to fill that void.

There are people on FR who find Fox News to Liberal for their taste and would welcome a new competitor. New competitors will rise in the newspaper industry too except that form of media will never be as powerful as it once was as it continues to lose its readers to the Internet and Liberal bias.

Even the nightly news programs like Nightline has seen their best days and face extinction in the near future. We live in a new world of 24/7 instant media just a mouse click away minutes after the story breaks.

I think news from any political preference is acceptable except I want their honesty about it so that people understand what is being reported or not reported in order to properly understand what is going on.

All news is packaged according to the political beliefs of the news agency reporting it. IMHO