‘WE DID IT!’ Wife of Fox News Heir Goes Public After Fox Declares Biden Winner – Even As Anger Grows Among Fans Of FOX News Over Network’s Coverage Of 2020 Election – AND THERE YOU HAVE IT, MISHKIN’S ELECTION DESK RUSH TO CALL! [VIDEO EVIDENCE]
LET the following assertion be very clear: The most influential person in a man’s (married) life is his wife — admittedly, or not. After all, at the end of the day, it is said ‘woman behind the man’ whose ‘advice and consent’ is taken to heart — inside and outside the marital bed. Assuredly, femi-nazis will become unglued and atwitter at such feminist ‘heresy’, but such feverish reactions are neither here nor there.
ALAS, it is through the above realistic lens and prism that FOX’s leftward tilt should be viewed, that is, via Kathryn Murdoch — wifey of James Murdoch, FOX’s heir apparent!!
MARRIED to the already left-leaning James since 2000, it still takes time for the ‘woman behind the man’ to become the real ‘kingmaker’ — or whatever verbiage one chooses to assign.
IN this regard, couple the above with the entry of Arnon Mishkin —die-hard Democrat operative to FOX’s ‘elections data team’, in 1998 — yes, his trajectory to Director of FOX News Decision Desk for presidential elections became official in 2012 and ‘in the bag.’ Believe it or not. Indeed, Mishkin’s fortunes grew commensurate with Kathryn’s political influence beside FOX’s heir apparent! Still yet, for more on FOX’s (data) ‘fox in the hen-house’, peruse this:
The ‘Wizard of Oz’ at FOX News Revealed: Arnon Mishkin, Democrat Operative aka ‘The Data Guy’, at the Election Desk Called Arizona – Why Did He Jump the Gun? [VIDEO EVIDENCE]
BACK to more on the ‘woman behind the man’……
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WND | By Joe Kovacs | November 8, 2020
Kathryn Murdoch lets everyone know where she stands politically
In the immediate aftermath of the Fox News Channel’s declaration that Joe Biden was the next president of the United States, Kathryn Murdoch – the wife of James Murdoch, whose family owns the network – proclaimed on Twitter: “We did it!!!!”
We did it!!!!
— Kathryn Murdoch (@KathrynAMurdoch) November 7, 2020
The left-leaning Mrs. Murdoch had also tweeted on Election Day: “What will you tell your children or your future self about the part you played in history?”
What will you tell your children or your future self about the part you played in history?
— Kathryn Murdoch (@KathrynAMurdoch) November 3, 2020
Her husband, James Murdoch, whose father is media giant Rupert Murdoch, was a member of the board of directors at News Corp, the parent company of Fox News, since 2013 until he resigned in July.
At the time he stepped down, James indicated: “My resignation is due to disagreements over certain editorial content published by the Company’s news outlets and certain other strategic decisions.”
Fox News has been at the center of national controversy since Election Night, when its decision desk made an early call for the state of Arizona’s electoral votes going to Joe Biden instead of President Trump.
Vanity Fair reported, “Trump phoned Fox owner Rupert Murdoch to scream about the call and demand a retraction. Murdoch refused, and the call stood. Trump and Murdoch have been at odds for months over election coverage.”
On Saturday, Fox News led the national media pack in calling the results of the race, with Biden as the victor, despite ongoing controversy over ballots that may have been illegal being cast and counted in states run by Democrats. President Trump has numerous legal challenges in the works as no election results have been certified by any state.
On Friday, Kathryn Murdoch tweeted: Right wing dictators are just as bad as left wing dictators. Not sure why people can’t see that.”
Right wing dictators are just as bad as left wing dictators. Not sure why people can’t see that. https://t.co/70Ew1rnP3Z
— Kathryn Murdoch (@KathrynAMurdoch) November 6, 2020
Kathryn Murdoch spoke out about her “radical centrist” politics this year in an interview with Politico’s Women Rule podcast.
“‘This is the first time where I’ve really decided that I have a voice and I need to try to use it,’ said Kathryn, who has long quietly supported climate change causes after Al Gore convinced her the issue was urgent in a 2006 presentation,” reported Britain’s Daily Mail.
“The decisions we make in the next few years are going to have an impact on coming generations,” she added. ‘I need to know that I’ve done everything that I can possibly do.”
