Pew Study finds MSNBC is the most opinionated cable news channel by far…only 15% factual reporting, 85% opinion. #Shocker #tcot
— Young Conservatives (@YoungCons) March 18, 2013
LOL Was this in question? RT @mediacultures MSNBC Almost Entirely Dominated By Opinion: Pew Study http://t.co/jKFiqpCEJ3 via @HuffPostMedia
— SUGAR THEGIRL (@SUGARTHEGIRL) March 18, 2013
In was in question for the lapdogs at The Huffington Post, evidently. They were shocked!
Startling news about MSNBC http://t.co/eQ7Lyoe8KC
— Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) March 18, 2013
https://twitter.com/potterarchy/status/313685315669880832
This is news? RT @HuffingtonPost Startling news about MSNBC http://t.co/UBG4X4kAHv
— Mantis Toboggan (@ItsPhteven) March 18, 2013
“@HuffingtonPost: Startling news about MSNBC http://t.co/eIIEiGQLK8” <Who is startled by this news? Who?>
— Cathy Wille (@CathyWille) March 18, 2013
LOL that shouldn't be startling to ANYONE. RT @HuffingtonPost: Startling news about MSNBC http://t.co/XI4JitmvsL
— Chris Pierson (@CPforFREE) March 18, 2013
Not really startling at all @HuffingtonPost: Startling news about MSNBC http://t.co/dye5tohGoi
— Samantha Hale (@producersam1) March 18, 2013
@HuffingtonPost complaining about @MSNBC's lack of hard news is like a crack addict yelling at his older brother for smoking cigarettes
— David Pasch (@DavidPasch) March 18, 2013
Zing! It isn’t really surprising that Huffpo is “startled.” Remember, they just pulled an MSNBC and attempted to smear Fox News contributor and comedian Steven Crowder.
Some point out that MSNBC is primarily commentary-based.
Many making flawed conclusions re: Pew study. Opinion =/= fact-free. Almost all of MSNBC's programming is editorial. http://t.co/e6rxHukRRc
— Noah Rothman (@NoahCRothman) March 18, 2013
Note: that doesn't mean #MSNBC is necessarily misleading viewers, just more coverage of stories in opinion-based format versus #Fox
— Christine Conetta (@BmoreConetta) March 18, 2013
So, basically, they aren’t reporting news? True, they aren’t; they push an agenda and false narratives. So why are they considered a news outlet?
Other Twitter users react to the news that they have known themselves for a long, long time.
MSNBC is everything the idiot left accuses Fox of being. And Fox actually reports news. http://t.co/lOXfvbEbSq #tcot #p2
— RBe (@RBPundit) March 18, 2013
In short: MSNBC is exactly what @MMFA has been falsely accusing Fox of being for 8 years. http://t.co/lOXfvbEbSq
— RBe (@RBPundit) March 18, 2013
MSNBC really is what libs pretend Fox is: @pewresearch
Commentary vs. news: MSNBC 85% com, 15% news;Fox 55% to 45% http://t.co/pchH04rpZ8— Michael Graham (@IAMMGraham) March 18, 2013
Projection 101! You can always tell what the Left is doing by looking at what they accuse others of doing.
They should just rename it MSDNC and call it a day. MSNBC Almost Entirely Liberal Opinion, Only 15% Factual Reporting http://t.co/USKxDaCQMS
— A.C. Spollen (@ACSpollen) March 18, 2013
Wrong opinion, at that. ~ Pew Study Finds MSNBC the Most Opinionated Cable News Channel By Far http://t.co/KDh5w8kB7B
— Rschrim (@Rschrim) March 18, 2013
@ThePantau @freddoso Fox’s commentary is almost always a left and right debate, too. Not the one-sided stuff on MSNBC.
— John Ekdahl (@JohnEkdahl) March 18, 2013
A very nice confirmation of what most of us knew instinctively from watching election 2012 coverage & aftermath. http://t.co/xWl91Z0NBq
— David Freddoso (@freddoso) March 18, 2013
Lean forward! Into confirmation of bias.
Update: Oh, yes.
Dear Obama Admin — is this the "legitimate" media? MSNBC Almost Entirely Dominated By Opinion: Pew Study http://t.co/JORGXXGkrJ
— Kirsten Powers (@KirstenPowers) March 18, 2013
Bam! As a reminder:
