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I've been visiting the Hillary site again. Don't underestimate the awareness outside of FR about how disgusting the media behavior is, and the awareness that Obama is not an innocent bystander. They have already seen his tactics against Hillary, and they do not like what is being done to Palin and her family.

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CNN especially is getting raked over the coals. Obama voters are deserting by the truckloads.

When your enemy is destroying itself, don't interfere.

Follow the leads of Laura Bush and Cindy McCain today. They displayed grace and the spirit of competition, without acknowledging the unacceptable behavior of either the media or opposition.

What the media does not, and cannot comprehend, is that people are reacting to their coverage in exactly the opposite way they expected.

Thanks for the link.

I had to chuckle when I saw this post:

“Sent them yet another e-mail about their bias. I have not watched these frauds in so long now. They are all obamabots. They wouldn’t know news if it fell on their heads.
It is all opinion and conjecture over there. I said this in another thread today. They have been out of my house for MONTHS as has MSNBC.

M isogynists
S elling
N othing
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C r@p

C rafted &
N efarious
N ews”

This one was pretty good too:

“Tonight, Campbell Brown absolutely lost control of herself interviewing a McCain spokesperson. She repeatedly badgered him on Palin’s supposed lack of experience. She asked him 4 to 5 times to come up with “one decision she [Palin] has made concerning the Alaska National Guard.” When he replied that she made decisions concerning their equipment, Brown challenged it, saying “No governor does that.” He replied that they definitely do. She was so upset, it was embarrassing to watch.

Then they cut away to Anderson Cooper. He told Obama that the Repubs stated that Palin had more executive experience than he [Obama] did.

Obama replied that Palin had been mayor of a town with 50 employees while the Obama campaign had 1200 employees, whom he supervised. In short, Obama claimed that his experience campaigning prepared him to be president. (Believe it or not.)

Neither Obama nor Cooper made any mention of Palin’s gubernatorial experience, and Cooper did not challenge Obama’s clearly inadequate reply.

Earlier, Gloria Borgia said, referring to Palin’s daughter’s pregnancy, “What else do we not know about Sarah Palin?

Say what? Are we back in the ‘50s? I think I hear the Big Bopper, on the radio.

I urge everyone who is disturbed by CNN’s bias to pick one of their major sponsors and write a complaint to corporate communications of that company. Often, e-mail addresses can be found on their websites, in the corporate area. Be sure to e-mail a CC to CNN—as high up the corporate ladder as possible. All of us writing the same sponsor and same person at CNN would be best.

TV networks are deathly afraid of anyone complaining to their sponsors. There was once a case where a single letter of this sort brought a change.”

I remember that exchange and it made me mad too!

From the PUMA poster:

>Obama replied that Palin had been mayor of a town with 50 employees while the Obama campaign had 1200 employees, whom he supervised. In short, Obama claimed that his experience campaigning prepared him to be president. (Believe it or not.)

Neither Obama nor Cooper made any mention of Palin’s gubernatorial experience, and Cooper did not challenge Obama’s clearly inadequate reply.<

When the exchange got to this point, I was screaming at the television.