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During an interview on Fox News, defense analyst Thomas Ricks accused the network of politicizing the attack in Benghazi, and being a "wing of the Republican Party." Fox immediately shuts the interview down.

Ricks later explained, "One reason I spoke the way I did is that the hero of my new book is George Marshall, the Army chief of staff during World War II. He got his position by speaking truth to power, and I try to follow that example."

It seems like the War on Christmas starts earlier and earlier every year. I only just put away my torch and pitchfork from last year.

(Bill O'Reilly)

In a segment about the Hispanic vote winning the election for Obama, a Fox News commentator talked about the GOP needing to appeal to Hispanic voters more in the future. Somebody at Fox thought the best way to do that was to play the conversation over footage of immigrants crossing the border illegally. That's sure to help. How long until it's revealed that Fox News is an elaborate liberal troll?

While not helpful in any way, this is the only flowchart out there that perfectly conveys how much of a clusterf**k this whole thing is.

(Barack Obama, Mitt Rommey, Ann Romney)

Chalkboard gag from Sunday's episode of "The Simpsons."

In case you weren't watching Fox News last night, they looked like MSNBC after the first debate. Karl Rove wasn't hearing it, calling into question the Fox's own numbers.

Megyn Kelly then had to take a long and awkward walk through the studio to Fox's "Decision Desk," where she was told that yes, the numbers add up.

Real subtle.

(Jon Stewart)

The Huffington Post has some great alternatives Fox Nation's now-infamous headline.