QVC. :D

I switch between Fox and CNN. MSNBC is awful. Both Fox and CNN have balanced and unbalanced people. I think though by switching between the two, one gets a better grasp of the whole thing. In the end everyone has some bias no matter what. I think both tries to be fair and balance - at least a good portion of their people. But yes both networks also have the couple of people on there that's just way over the top on one side of it.

I usually watch MSNBC. But I really like CNN's coverage of the debates and I like their panel who discusses what just happened.

Although I am a liberal, I like to hear a more balanced perspective than what I have been seeing lately on MSNBC. In particular, I like David Gergen on CNN; plus, I like to hear Paul Begala and James Carville who have a partisian yet adroit analysis of the race.

I watch the debates in a public lounge (It counts as experiential learning for a class) and they had CNN on. I think the gauge on the bottom of the screen was a great idea. I don't bother listening to the commentary I just bail as soon as the debate ends.

I bounce b/w ABC and CNN during the debate b/c sometimes I get tired of CNN's graphics. I tape CNN's post-debate analysis.

For the debates themselves, I watch iton any HD feed. But for the post and pre game its MSNBC. They just dont have an HD channel in my area. C-SPAN was the go to channel for the conventions. Unlike "the eye", "the peacock", and all other networks that broadcasted both conventions, C-SPAN actually showed both conventions, in full, with EVERY speaker. Those who watched anywhere else probably thought the conventions were nothing more than one 30 minute speech. Some of the best moments from the DNC (Barney Smith, Brian Schweitzer, Tammy Duckworth) never saw the light of day on the network and cable news channels

I watch MSNBC all the way. I love the commentary of Keith and Rachel, and all of their guests. I don't get why HD picture or fancy sound has anything to do with the debate. No commercials there, either.

I always watch on PBS because of no graphics then turn over to CNN for a little reaction, I love me some Anderson Cooper.

Current for Hack the Debate!

ABC, then Pushing Daisies after the debate, here in the west coast.