If you thought you'd seen it all, you must have missed Nightline. Let's believe the Vietcong before the Swiftboat Vets! Ted Koppel isn't just biased, he's lost all sense of judgement whatsoever!
Welcome to FR!
Dan Rather's Boo-Boo at CBS was the liberal media's "Chernobyl meltdown". It awakened the masses to the reality of the liberal bias of the MSM. Their credibility is waining, and they cannot compete effectively with the Internet bloggers and talk radio anymore. This is the beginning of their demise.
It's getting harder for the MSM to attack the messenger, people are starting to get the (conservative) message and are demanding a debate of ideas, a format the libs like Rather cannot control....
The best thing you can do is to unplug your TV - forever. There is no reason to watch it anymore. Even Fox is trying to become a mouthpiece for the DNC from what I've been reading in here.
This political season has shown the exact reason that they call it "TV PROGRAMMING" - they're trying to program the electorate. There's nothing you can do about it. The FCC, the FEC, no one will do anything about it.
Just turn it off, and leave it off. Permanently. You'll be amazed at how much more clear your life will become without it. (I haven't watched TV for the last 8 years. I'll never watch it again.) Life isn't a spectator sport - you can't watch it - you have to LIVE IT.
Oh, and welcome to FR. Nice to see another new arrival that's not a troll.
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Public disclosure: Media are finally admitting their biases.
Creator of 'Mr. Sterling' Admits: We TV Writers Are '99% Leftist'
NewsMax.com ^ | 5/27/03 | Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff
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Professor's Study Shows Liberal Bias in News Media | ||||||
Great Debate#9 Break up Microsoft?...Then how about the media "Big Six"? [ ... -Poll confirms Ivy League liberal tilt--
A poll by the Center for the Study of Social and Political Change in 1992, eighty-three percent of film and television writers, directors and producers voted for Bill Clinton. Eighty-three percent. The vote that Clinton received in the country at large, forty-three percent.
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