Oh how you've forgotten. Let AI give you a reminder .
The perception that the "Big Three" networks (ABC, CBS, NBC) were biased toward the left in the 1990s stemmed from a decades-long conservative campaign alleging liberal bias, which intensified after the Fairness Doctrine was abolished in 1987. During this period, conservatives argued that newsrooms were increasingly staffed by liberals who highlighted issues like poverty and race relations that did not align with conservative daily experiences, creating a sense of a "Silent Majority" ignored by the media.
Roger Ailes and other conservative leaders capitalized on this sentiment, with Ailes having planned since the 1960s to create a right-leaning alternative to what he viewed as biased mainstream coverage. This era saw 92% of media bias claims in the 1988, 1992, and 1996 elections coming from Republicans alleging liberal bias, laying the groundwork for the launch of Fox News in 1996 as a direct counter to perceived liberal dominance.
See pissant Fox was a response exactly like I said
@Gibbon conservatives have never been able to accept they are typically in tbe minority and want conspiracies to blame fkr their misfortune of their ideas alway dying out in the end
