As shown in a clip on The Young Turks on October 11, 2014 (https://www.youtube.com/...), Faux News'"The Outnumbered" (in a discussion about young voters) says people shouldn't vote "if they don't know the issues" or if they will be "ignorant at the polls". OK, Faux News. Great idea.
In polls from 2003 through 2014 (http://mediamatters.org/...http://www.forbes.com/...http://www.businessinsider.com/...http://inthecapital.streetwise.co/...), people who were most ignorant of both domestic and international news were... viewers of Faux News. Faux News viewers were even more ignorant of the issues than people who watched or read or heard no news at all; in other words, they were not only lacking information, but were deliberately misinformed. Deceived by, as I have always called them, the Fact-Free Fantasyland at Faux.
So, Faux viewers, take the advice of some of your favorite commentators. You are ignorant of the issues. Don't vote in November. Your Faux News commentators don't want you to vote unless and until you educate yourselves, which will require you to get your news from other sources. You had better hurry and switch now. The election is not far off.
The irony, it burns. Faux News, be careful what you wish for.
