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John Edwards Embraces Wicked Fox News - Media Blog - Jeff Bercovici - Mixed Media - Portfolio.com

John Edwards wants you to ignore all that garbage coming out of Fox News -- except when it makes him look good.

Edwards was the first major Democrat to vow to sit out a debate originally scheduled to air on Fox News last August. "Fox News has already proven they have no intention of providing 'fair and balanced' coverage of any Democrat in this election," declared his campaign website. "Now it's time for Democrats to stand together and send a clear message to Roger Ailes, Fox News and all the rest of them: bias isn't balance, but turning tables is fair." Other Democrats also succumbed to pressure from MoveOn.org and other left-wing groups, and Fox ended up cancelling the debate.

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