[StriperSniper]

I will say this, however: I'm not sure that there has ever been a more public act of sedition than that which is being perpetrated by the mainstream press.

How can you miss the most obvious, the 'liberal' Dims, the Presidential candidates in particular.

[RinaseaofDs]

Political candidates, to me, are people that are entitled to an opinion. We get to vote them up or down, and so there is more of a marketplace at hand in that.

With the press, especially the mainstream press, it feels like a cartel, and it feels like they have protection from big labor that makes it feel more like a mob.

I commented to someone the other day that there was a real hole in the market for a conservative daily. He brought up the defeating point of getting big labor to allow such a thing. No one in their right mind would put up the seed money for such a venture, and labor is the reason why.

I feel like the press is set up that way. Only Murdoch could bring Fox News, for example.

Politicians aren't much to worry about. Never forget the maxim "Never argue with someone that buys ink by the barrel."