Misreading everything? That's unfortunate.
Sometimes people base an inference from what they expect
from a particular person belonging to a particular group.
Could be what happened here.
No, there is also a clear history of denialism from the poster of OP. I think people can read quite quickly where it's coming from. Fair and balanced approaches, are not a thing historically speaking.
Anything to object to in the Fox News links I provided?
I begin to wonder if they're really the problem that the left believes.
I personally find this artificial left vs. right rhetoric to be a smokescreen. There are plenty of conservatives, a great many of them, who like those on the left, are not so immersed in their ideologies as to become reality-deniers. It's the extremes who can't face the facts, and make all manner of illogical rationalizations to not accept them, such as you hear with folks like Tucker Carlson, and such.
Personally, I consider myself a moderate, with left leaning tendencies. Those whom I respect on the Republican side, are moderates too, only with right-leaning tendencies. I see that as a necessary balance. And I respect their views, even when I don't personally agree with them.
But these wacko deniers, who take to the airways promoting denialism, are not representative of the middle. They are extremists. Those who are on the even more extreme ends, deny things like the Holocaust, Climate Change, and this Virus. But I'm sure, at some point, they might drink that Kool-Aid too and deny the Holocaust. They are certainly primed to be pushed that far, lacking critical thinking tools. They are easily led by propaganda.
