The Fox Nation website debuted today to much fanfare across the interwebs. I know what you’re thinking: “But is Fox Nation the right news source for me?”
To determine your eligibility for citizenship, simply answer Megan Garber’s eight-question pop quiz. If you choose correctly, you’re bound to like it:
You’ll enjoy it so much, in fact, that you might not question whether spreading insipid Washington-themed gossip (“The Daily Beast: Who did Pelosi’s face?”) does, in fact, celebrate “core principles of tolerance, open debate, civil discourse—and fair and balanced coverage of the news.” Or whether it’s fair or balanced to slug a hard-news AP article about the Huffington Post’s new investigative journalism venture “Huffington Post to rummage through your trash.” Or whether, speaking of the HuffPost, it’s intellectually honest to completely appropriate the left-leaning aggregator’s model while stoking partisan passions by outwardly mocking it.
At Huffington Post, John Delicath admits that Fox Nation isn’t his cup o’ biased non-journalism:
