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Study: President's Coverage Dipped Sharply After “Mission Accomplished” Event
From the previous press release on 9/8:
Overall, Networks Strike Perfect Balance: Despite widespread criticism that network news was overly supportive of Operation Iraqi Freedom, coverage on the broadcast networks was evenly balanced. ABC, CBS and NBC collectively aired 50 percent positive and 50 percent negative opinions about US policies or conduct. Coverage on FOX was more favorable toward the war, with 60 percent positive opinions.
Wide Disparities in News Agendas: ABC’s coverage was the most critical of the war, with two out of three (66 percent) on-air comments negative. CBS’s coverage was the most supportive, with nearly three out of every four (74 percent) opinions favorable. NBC’s coverage was most balanced towards the American mission-53 percent positive vs. 47 percent negative evaluations.
What a difference 90 days makes? Now, it appears the very best the propogandists can do during the conflict is 50/50 coverage. Thank God for small favors, eh? Petah of course being the worst of the lot. The newsies will not admit the U.S. is fighting terrorism and terrorists in the middle east just as surely as if they were fighting 'em here on our soil. IMO anyway. They are too chicken$hit to bring the battle to us so we take it to them.
Can you just envision a bona fide "attack" by bin Laden and company on U.S. soil? Har! It wouldn't last 30 minutes. Of course Petah and the rest of the Ministry of Information would carp about the violence with which U.S. citizens reacted. ABCNNBCBS are worse than worthless; they're dangerous. Well, I could go on, but...
Another graphic forya:
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