CNN vs. MSNBC vs. Fox News

[SWE]

Pick your poison

[Miles]

I don't watch any on a regular basis, but MSNBC.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Fox (hack).

All of them are terrible. Fox News relies on "Fox's All American New Years" and Fox New's "All American Summer Concert Series" that is quite annoying. CNN is obsessed with the latest cause of Mike Bloomberg, and MSNBC is too busy pandering to the LBGT community (not that pandering to the LBGT community is a bad thing per say, I'm just tired of hearing about it.)

MSNBC has the best day to day political coverage up until about 10:00 AM, and CNN is the best on Election Night. Fox really has nothing going for them other than being wrong for the right reasons.

[TNF]

I don't watch cable news (normal)

[IceSpear]

I don't watch cable news (normal)

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

CNN.  Fox News irks me for obvious reasons and MSNBC's Christie/Bridgegate obsession got very annoying very quickly.  (They actually don't talk about LGBT rights as much as one would think, at least in proportion to other left-wing causes.)

[ElectionsGuy]

CNN, as the only downsides they have are being the 'moderate hero' and being incredibly boring.

Fox and MSNBC both pander to their bases. Fox's "The fight for faith" (lol) and constant reporting on Benghazi, and MSNBC's "protecting voter rights" and acting like LGBT issues are the next civil rights movement, as well as their obsession to take down Chris Christie.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

I don't really like any of them.  I watch Fox News only because it doesn't have a left-wing bias like CNN, MSNBC, or any other network.  I'm thinking about watching CNN for some things, though, because their liberal bias is nowhere near as rabid as MSNBC's, and Fox News has just become a Tea Party propaganda network. 

As a side note, I thought Fox News' 2012 Election Night coverage was terrible--the worst I've seen to date.  Their election graphics from about 2010 onward have been especially awful.

[LeBron]

If anyone knows me, I'm an MSNBC fanatic, so them.

Their election nights are the best given they always provide the epic round table of prime time hosts to share their views on the results as they come in plus, they have the best graphics and music on those nights. Beyond that, I really appreciate how committed they are to covering social rights that don't get as much media attention as they should while managing to not make the big issues of that day's news a backseat to them.

FTR, MSNBC doesn't cover the Christie scandal as much as they used to and it's mostly only Steve Kornacki on the weekends who's giving MSNBC this Bridgegate obsession. They're still somewhat biased, but they focus on other pertinent issues now like Hobby Lobby, the VA, turning Texas and Georgia blue, and Hillary.

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

MSNBC, because they understand and completely embrace what they are.  At the same time, I just think leftism is better.  Not different... better. 

[Gass3268]

MSNBC is the only network that cares about the facts, so them.

[MATTROSE94]

I don't watch cable news (normal)

[Phony Moderate]

CNN is an actual news network, so that.

[AggregateDemand]

FoxNews is the best of the worst.

FoxNews has decided to represent the know-nothing branch of the conservative faction. MSNBC and CNN both seem determined to prove that the liberal faction know even less than the hardcore right-wingers. I think CNN and MSNBC have succeeded.

[ElectionsGuy]

MSNBC is the only network that cares about the facts, so them.

LOLOLOL

[Sopranos Republican]

I think I'd rather browse through the PAPOY thread than watch any of these networks. They are literally that bad.

[Maxwell]

CBS

[Suburbia]

Do people here like cable news anyway? CNN is okay, the new Crossfire is energetic, that's the only show that keeps it up.

[Wake Me Up When The Hard Border Ends]

Fox News, although I only watch the Huckabee show and election nights.

[Rockefeller GOP]

MSNBC is the only network that cares about the facts, so them.

LOLOLOL