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To: rintense; ohioWfan; marylina; 3D-JOY; StarFan; Howlin
All these wonderful pictures show the President's great talent for 'connecting with people'.

Has anyone on this thread actually seen any of these pics in your local newspaper?

My local liberal rag NEVER prints any like them! Another way they display their blatant bias.......GRRRRRRR!!!

59 posted on 09/02/2002 7:44:02 PM PDT by JulieRNR21
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To: JulieRNR21
I live in a conservative area and almost never see a picture of the President in our paper. It's sickening that the liberal bias exists everywhere because everyone gets their stories from liberal news sources.

That's why it is SO amazing that President Bush still has such a high approval rating in spite of the bias, and negative press.

74 posted on 09/02/2002 7:55:20 PM PDT by ohioWfan
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To: JulieRNR21
Has anyone on this thread actually seen any of these pics in your local newspaper?

The answer is "no" here, too. Every day I search our papers for some small sign that our President has been somewhere, or done something, and all I find is an occasional, unflattering (purposefully) shot of Dubya looking angrily or intently at an (unseen) crowd. Rarely is there even an explanation as to where the picture was taken.

I get so upset, day after day, but there is no fair and balanced paper to be found, anywhere in the Chicago area....

129 posted on 09/02/2002 9:10:29 PM PDT by marylina
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To: JulieRNR21
Can't tell you about our local coverage of Bush.

When they call to get me to subscribe , I tell them not until they remove the liberal bias of the rag!
133 posted on 09/02/2002 9:35:05 PM PDT by 3D-JOY
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