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Google CEO Backs Obama
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Posted on 10/20/2008 5:52:44 AM PDT by Doug TX

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To: CanadianMusherinMI
I have subscribed to the online version of the WSJ since its inception. Under the new ownership of Rupert Murdoch the WSJ has demonstrably turned more tabloid in style. The revamped online Journal - to me - is a cluttered mess. But in my personal opinion, I have seen the WSJ run a picture of Obama and generally favorable articles of him on a near daily basis for about the last eight months. In fact, I wrote to the publishers about this.

While the editorial board still has their wits about them and clearly call Obama for what he is, the entire rest of the paper, beginning with the lead off front page, is all pro Obama. So, for me, after years of subscription to the paper, and nearly a decade of the online version, it's over. As I stated, I refuse to provide money and support to the apparatus of the machine that seeks to kill us.

21 posted on 10/20/2008 6:46:56 AM PDT by Obadiah (Vote for Obama so he can spread your wealth!)
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Google has been a business partner of Al Gore’s for 4 years or more in the Current TV project.


22 posted on 10/20/2008 7:22:48 AM PDT by Beckwith ('Typical White Person')
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