In White House Vs. Fox News War Of Words, Who Gets Your Vote?

This was originally posted on NPR.

(Editor's Note: The poll works, but for some reason won't format correctly — it either appears twice — or not at all. Sorry!)

By Mark Memmott
The stories about what the Obama White House has to say about Fox News Channel keep coming.

There was White House communications director saying telling Howard Kurtz of The Washington Post and CNN "let's not pretend they're a news network the way CNN is."

Also last week it was NPR's Davis Folkenflik reporting that "the White House is taking direct aim at Fox News, the news organization that is the home to the most potent collection of its conservative critics."

This week it's ABC News' Jake Tapper asking why the Obama team was treating one of the "sister organizations" so badly — and the news that the White House had tried to block a Fox News reporter from interviewing the so-called pay czar. (After all the networks objected, the White House relented.)

It seems like time for a survey:

I'm supporting:

The White House on this one; Fox News isn't "fair and balanced."
Fox News on this one; it asks questions others don't and the White House should be able to handle them.
Neither side. They're both trying to play this "feud" to their advantage.

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