Posted on 07/23/2010 6:10:53 PM PDT by Mobile Vulgus
We have finally reached the number one, most left-biased journalist in America today on our top ten count down and our most biased journo pick probably won’t surprise any of you. Even though she just “retired” due to her outrageous bias and hatred for Israel, we just have to give the number one most biased slot to the ever-vitriolic Ms. Helen Thomas, long time employee of United Press International (UPI) and later an independent Washington journalist.
Thomas was an over 50-year employee of UPI but in the year 2000 she quit the wire service because it was bought by News World Communications which is affiliated with the Unification Church. She was proud of herself, though, because according to her she was “never, never accused of bias” in her reporting.
“I worked for United Press International for more than fifty years, and I wrote straight copy. I was never, never accused of bias. I did not bow out of the human race. I permitted myself to care, to believe, to think. But I assure you, I assure you that it did not get in my copy.”But that isn’t what her record says. Bias was epidemic throughout. In May of 2000 the MRC went back and found at least half a dozen instances where Thomas readily revealed her bias. Instances range from Ronald Reagan’s days in office up to the year 2000 when she quit UPI...
Read the rest at Publiusforum.com...
lol,,,,,
Judging from the designs of the bikinis, are they Swedish?
Um.....
I’m picking the 4th one from the left.
The rest of you are on your own.
Ja!
You're easily distracted, aren't you. ( ^8 }
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Exactly right, Alterman, Heuval, they aren’t really even loosely termed as journalists. Just like Olberbite, “Tingles” Matthews, and Mr. R. Maddow, these people are just cartoons of journalists.
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