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To: The Great Satan
It's the left-wing bias, stupid.

Heh, that's what I kept waiting for the author to figure out but he never did.

Let's see now:

1. All the top talk radio shows are Conservative
2. (More)Conservative Fox News is kicking CNN all over the place.
3. Conservatives were just elected into office by large margins.
4. We're facing terror attacks and war with Iraq so the country is in a more conservative mood.

Now facing these facts, what does CNN do to counter all this? It puts on ultra-lib Donahue who promptly tanks along with fellow liberal Chris Matthew's Hardball. What a brilliant move.

These guys either don't have a clue or just can't bring themselves to move to the right just a little bit. I'll be glad when they sign off forever if they want to continue their left wing slant.

21 posted on 01/26/2003 11:08:52 AM PST by Reagan is King ("Where are we going, and why am I in this handbasket?")
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To: Reagan is King
CNN's underlying problem is that they are merely another left-wing propaganda outlet. What is the difference between them and ABC/CBS/NBC? Nothing. They were able to skate by so long as the long-suffering conservatives in the viewing audience didn't have a choice. But once Fox came along, the rationale for CNN's existence larely disappeared.
47 posted on 01/26/2003 2:03:36 PM PST by quebecois
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To: Reagan is King
Now facing these facts, what does CNN do to counter all this? It puts on ultra-lib Donahue who promptly tanks along with fellow liberal Chris Matthew's Hardball. What a brilliant move.

Problem with this is, CNN didn't put them on. You're thinking of MSNBC.

66 posted on 01/27/2003 1:50:24 AM PST by Bullish
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