I tuned in at 5:30 pm for the beginning of their coverage. From the very start, they provided in-depth conservative analysis of the candidates, including clips of interview segments and debates which clearly laid out the positions of each candidate. They were unbiased, speaking on the entire range of issues and giving equal air time to each Candidate. They were able to interview at least a dozen different people from the respective camps.
Compare this to CTV / CBC which had the same old boring (and ugly) hosts who knew little at all about each of the candidates, had panels made up of diversity hires rather than people passionate about the race, and could only fill commentary with trite rambling about the delays.
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I tuned in at 5:30 pm for the beginning of their coverage. From the very start, they provided in-depth conservative analysis of the candidates, including clips of interview segments and debates which clearly laid out the positions of each candidate. They also were unbiased, speaking on the entire range of issues and giving equal air time to each Candidate. They were able to interview at least a dozen different people from the respective camps.
Compare this to CTV / CBC which had the same old boring (and ugly) hosts who knew little at all about each of the candidates, had panels made up of diversity hires rather than people passionate about the race, and could only fill commentary with trite rambling about the delays.
Add em to your bookmarks
I tuned in at 5:30 pm for the beginning of their coverage. From the very start, they provided in-depth analysis of the candidates, including clips of interview segments and debates which clearly laid out the positions of each candidate. They also were unbiased, speaking on the entire range of issues and giving equal air time to each Candidate. They were able to interview at least a dozen different people from the respective camps.
Compare this to CTV / CBC which had the same old boring (and ugly) hosts who knew little at all about each of the candidates, had panels made up of diversity hires rather than people passionate about the race, and could only fill commentary with trite rambling about the delays.
Add em to your bookmarks