Posted on 09/21/2004 5:30:05 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
Rathergate demonstrates what all of us Non-Democrats (it's not just the Conservatives) have been saying all along: The "Mainstream Newsmedia" is a pro-Democrat propaganda machine and, inasmuch as this is a hidden agenda, this propaganda machine is very dangerous because it dangerously misleads the elecorate.
Dan Rather offered a "limited modified hang-out" kind of apology last night, to use the Watergate lingo.
'swhy its become an urban legend. W could supply every scrap of paper he owns and it wouldn't be enough.
Rush Limbaugh often remarks that with the Democrats and the Dem-media, the "seriousness of the charge" is always more important than the "nature of the evidence."
When Dan Rather actually proclaimed that even if the documents are bad, Bush still needs to answer the serious questions raised (by the faulty info), I realized that Rush was right.
In that moment, Dan Rather became the single best promoter of the Rush Limbaugh program. Dan proved that Rush was right. And I have some lib friends, like my mom, who I have forced to listen to Rush. Stuff like Rathergate happens, and now they are really starting to doubt the MSM and really gaining confidence in outlets like the EIB.
Thanks, Dan, for helping to keep my friends listening to Rush and for helping them to realize and understand that there is indeed a nefarious pro-Democrat media out there.
Rathergate proved there is an extreme liberal bias in the news. Not to people who already knew it, but to the people who didn't - which helps the cause.
>> Why Conservatives Love Rathergate
Conservatives love Rathergate because Dan Rather is a freedom-hating b..tard.
I agree, I am taking an unholy delight in this affair. I'll probably pay for it at the Judgement, but right now, it's wonderful.
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