FoxNews.com poll asks if Fox News target Jennings should resign

Blog ››› October 1, 2009 10:15 AM EDT ››› MEDIA MATTERS STAFF

From an October 1 "You Decide" online poll on FoxNews.com:

foxnews.com poll

Previously:

Despite evidence to contrary, Fox News machine claims Jennings "cover[ed] up statutory rape"

Hannity hunting for Jennings' scalp: "I want him fired!"

After FoxNews.com truncated Jennings' quote, Wash. Times, Fox Nation accuse "safe school czar" of "encouraging" statutory rape

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FoxNews.com poll asks if Fox News target Jennings should resign

Blog ››› October 1, 2009 10:15 AM EDT ››› MEDIA MATTERS STAFF