[sevry]

Bush roast in Boston.

See, this is the thing. The alphab-nets have NEVER been so openly partisan. That's fine, as far as it goes. But they insist upon the Big Lie - that they are not deathly partisan. And the lie is now just over the top. Everyone sees it. And the lie, I think, is going to cost the Kerry campaign on election day. People are going to vote - not hate-Bush, but hate-leftwing-media. We'll see.

[glorgau]

I have to agree that it will cost them. They are just digging the hole deeper and deeper. It's actually been kind of smart of the Bush campaign to let the opposition fully define itself through it's actions.

[True Capitalist]

To be informed in this media environment, you have to remain vigilant. I was speaking to a colleague who heard something about the socks story on the radio but was unfamiliar with the facts and assumed there was nothing to the story because he didn't recall seeing it reported anywhere.

[mrustow]

People are going to vote - not hate-Bush, but hate-leftwing-media. We'll see.

Exactly. The election will be a referendum on the media. And the media know it, too. If Kerry wins, they will see that as a vote of acclamation (sp.?) on their domination. Conversely, if the media lose, all kinds of interesting developments may follow. I'm sure conservative activists will be heartened. But whether any media bosses will openly, honestly, consider the ramifications of a lost election is another matter entirely.

[combat_boots]

Ssssshhhhhhh. Don't tell them. They're watching FR and scribbling out Hate Bush comments from this week's love-in.

[WOSG]

Annoy the Liberal Media. Vote Republican