Thanks, I’ve never watched her, but I will be viewing CNN a lot more often.
You know me very well, and I keep Fox on all day long. Have watched Kelly every day along with the rest. She is neither liberal nor conservative in her reporting and she does ask red meat questions to all. The only “reporter” who turns me off is O’Riley as he thinks he has the answer to everything and he talks over the people he has on (his ego is like Trump's). Sometimes, I switch to CNN when he is on and go back to Fox after his program.
If Freepers don't like something on Fox, they resort to calling Fox liberal and say they will never watch again - I have seen this happen over and over and over. Since I watch it everyday all day long, I see a neutral group pounding both liberals and conservatives.
Sometimes, I do switch to CNN to see what the liberals are saying about “x” subject - it's good to know what the enemy is doing.
If you read my posts above, Megan had food poisoning and barely made it to the debate. Her facial expression may have looked a little different than usual, since she was on anti nausea med. However, even though she was barely over the nausea, I also said she asked the questions the three moderators had developed to ask.
I just saw her on Fox on a program and she mentioned the illness again, that she barely made it there, and she talked about the questions and said she understood why some people became angry about the questions because they had their favorite candidate and didn't want their candidate ask questions about their weakness,
She said the three of them worked on questions for each candidate that centered on their particular statements/actions in the past that they thought would come up from liberal candidates after both party's primary when it would be Democrat against Republican.
I will continue to watch Fox news as it is the only station that is not definitely liberal. I do see both parties raked over the coals on Fox. If conservatives can't handle that, then their skin is too sensitive.