The conservative outrage machine is in full swing, but Fox News is no longer in total control, writes _Jahan.
The tantrum epitomizes Fox News’ fall from grace in the eyes of many ardent conservatives — and shows how former President Donald Trump and his supporters may be looking to go to war with the network.that Fox will prohibit media from airing debate excerpts longer than three minutes for seven days afterward, and he added that Fox won’t allow“This has never been done and deserves a legal challenge,” Stigall wrote.. But in right-wing circles online, they’re receiving scrutiny like never before.
Some right-wingers are accusing the network — and even Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel — of censorship.
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