[SwinneySwitch]

Pew Survey Summary

http://people-press.org/reports/display.php3?ReportID=230

[Beckwith]

half of all voters believe reporters and journalists want Sen. John Kerry to win the presidential election. Only 22 percent believe the media are pulling for President Bush.

That sounds reasonable . . .

[wasp69]

The latest survey released by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press shows half of all voters believe reporters and journalists want Sen. John Kerry to win the presidential election.

And in other news, scientists discover the sun is really, really hot. Film at 11.

[talleyman]

half of all voters believe reporters and journalists want Sen. John Kerry to win...

Only half?

[SAJ]

The other question on this poll is: ''What colour is that yellow shirt you're wearing?''

[shoknawe]

I get my news right here! By the time I see it on TV or read it in the paper, it's "old news."

[sarasota]

America has awakened from the media-induced slumber. But will it change anything?

[misterrob]

And you know something, Fox is not in the tank for Bush either but at least Brit and the other news people are fair.

Best line I head the other day from Dennis Miller when some biatch from Slate was whining about fox being 24/7 for Bush:

"...Yes but Dan Rather would take a bullet for Kerry"

[Little Ray]

The latest survey released by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press shows half of all voters believe reporters and journalists want Sen. John Kerry to win the presidential election.

This only shows that the other half of "all voters" are delusional.

[stopillegalimmigration]

What are the chances this will be reported by the MSM? (sarcasm)

[KC_Conspirator]

The Dan Rather memogate fraud exposed alot. I actaully think the media has been chastened by the event.

[ModelBreaker]

. . . 22 percent believe the media are pulling for President Bush.

Proof that there is a negative tail on every bell curve. Or, you can fool some of the people all of the time.

[mrsmith]

It looks like they found that 300% more people get their election news from the internet this time than last election,

Hard to tell what their figures mean, but the ones saying they do are about three times as many as last election.

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[Dubh_Ghlase]

We went to a dinner party with a few friends and around the table I raised several YES or NO questions:

1) Have you heard about the SwiftVets for Truth?
2) Have you heard about the CBS Memogate scandal?
3) Do you know who Sandy Berger is, and what he's accused of doing?
(etc. etc...)

I was amazed at the blank looks I got! They had no clue! Of course, their news source was the MSM, particulary TV. I was disheartened!

[cyncooper]

I am so glad to see this documented.

A friend calls me from time to time for my opinion and insights and the other day I said my opinion is there ia a "silent majority" out there that may not be as vocal as we freepers (she knows about FR but isn't a member) but they see that Bush is not only running against Kerry but a media that supports Kerry. I pointed out that they all know about Dan Rather, and it was my opinion that they do not like it one little bit.

I said these people are going to vote come hell or highwater. And that vote will be for George W. Bush.

[Wolfstar]

In other news, the sun rose in the east this morning and is predicted to set in the west this evening.

[unspun]

"The latest survey released by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press shows half of all voters believe reporters and journalists want Sen. John Kerry to win the presidential election"
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Another indication of the sad state of so many sheople in America --who do not understand this.

[Salvation]

Bumping!