And that's not just public perception. Another study proves the public was right. A study from the Project for Excellence in Journalism found only 14 percent of the stories about Sen. John McCain were positive while 57 percent were negative. In contrast, 36 percent of the stories about Sen. Obama were positive, while only 35 percent were negative.
At least one major paper, the Washington Post, one of the icons of the mainstream media, admitted its pro-Obama bias, "An Obama Tilt in Campaign Coverage" (Nov. 9). That's a small bit of good news. But the bad news is that the Post buried the story on page B6 instead of running it on the front page where their pro-Obama bootlicking often took place. And the Post didn't bother to figure out its bias until after the election, when it was too late to stop the damage and flow of biased, dishonest and fraudulent journalism that helped determine ("fix") the outcome of the election.'
Talk about being a day late and a dollar short! This truly takes the cake.
'The public figured out the bias of the media. But I'm afraid they didn't take the next step and find out all the news the mainstream media was censoring out and holding from the public. Had the public got the full story, I'd bet the ranch they would have rejected Sen. Obama early and often. Because of the consequences of a biased media, Rep. Lamar Smith (D-Texas) believes the mainstream media is more of a threat to American democracy than the terrorists. I join in that view.'
Such a hard and painful truth, and the consequences America will suffer over the next four years and beyond, if Obama is given the chance to implement even a third of his proposals...and even when a fellow Democrat recognizes the Mainstream Media's disingenuous folly, you know things are bad.
This is yet another reason I refuse to bankroll and subsidize these people in any way: No cable, no newspapers, no glossy 'News' magazines which are nothing more than adult comic books with pictures.
...One can do far better by reading the Onion or MAD.
Indeed.