Given that the Treason Media is willing to try and foist ridiculously false stories such as the Bush National Guard memos on the credulous the problem is far beyond lack of objectivity. It has become outright LYING. Not content with warping the news to its ideology the Treason Media has now taken an entirely different tack- making up news out of whole cloth. There is a TINY percentage of reporters and editors who call themselves conservative. The rest gleefully buy into whatever crap the Left is pushing at the moment. They don't even try and hide it.
Since when has the media had the role of "opposition" the the National Security interests? That is NOT and never has been its role. It became the Treason Media when it actively stepped into advocating and defending the Enemy against US actions. Those who have participated in undermining our Nation's security should be jailed starting with the NYtimes.
You cannot grasp the depth of the attack upon American interests and beliefs if you watch NO tv. Watching the smarmy charades of the talking heads is extremely productive when what they are attempting is analyzed.
I followed the arguments on the Bush National Guard memos very closely on Free Republic. I feel the memos were phoney and were too quickly accepted by those in the MSN who wanted to believe them. None-the-less I continue to believe Bush was a draft dodger who remained in the National Guard only as long as it was necessary and fun.
On a larger scale our differences on this point illustrate perfectly the reality of political opinions. I happen to agree with you that many on the liberal Left act in ways absolutely antithetical to American interests and that they do so because they believe American policy, and perhaps even American culture, to be the root of all evil. But very, very few are treasonous. They are not putting the interests of foreigners over our own. Rather, they are, from my point of view, simply deluded - and are sincerely trying to make America a better place. Much as Chamberlain and Daladier were not treasonous in the run-up to WWII.
Nor do I believe that everything Bush has done - or that conservatives advocate - in the foreign policy arena is reasonable, sensible, practical, doable, productive.
Criticism is essential and must be allowed. Messy and frustrating as it is, it remains the best way, the right way.
As for liberal TV, you're way off base on this one too. Talk radio is just as available, just as omnipresent, and has just as large an audience.