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Bias: Caught with their mikes and mouths open, people at an Alaskan TV station say they were only joking about making up stories about the GOP Senate candidate. Sarah Palin's not laughing, and neither are we. Like methane bubbling up from the bottom of a swamp, every so often we get glimpses of the overwhelming liberal bias that dominates America's newsrooms, nationally and locally. Such was the case when a call from Anchorage CBS affiliate KTVA to the Joe Miller campaign failed to disconnect and some revelatory comments were recorded. KTVA general manager Jerry Bever acknowledged in a statement that...

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How can she better label herself a RINO?From CNN's Dana Bash via her Twitter account, @danabashcnn Woah. Lisa murkowski just made really clear to our drew griffin in alaska republicans can't count on her to be w them. ...via ÜberTwitter h/t: CedarDave Meanwhile, GOP U.S. Senate candidate, Joe Miller features a captured audio track on his site, where local a CBS reporting team discusses ways that he and his supporters may be smeared: "Accidental Voice Message Raises Questions." Sarah Palin calls these media operatives, "corrupt bastards," today in a Fox News interview with Chris Wallace. For more on the numerous...

<p>The following voice mail message was inadvertently left on the cell phone of Joe Miller campaign spokesperson Randy DeSoto.</p> <p>The voices are believed to be those of the news director for CBS Anchorage affiliate KTVA, along with assignment editor Nick McDermott, and other reporters, openly discussing creating, if not fabricating, two stories about Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, Joe Miller.</p>

Audio of CBS Reporters Discussing The Best Slander Against Joe Miller Child Molester, Violence and few other ideas

Released October 31, 2010: 9:17 a.m. (Alaska Standard Time) A press release issued Saturday October 30, 2010, by the Joe Miller campaign claims that KTVA personnel, "openly discuss creating, if not fabricating, two stories about Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, Joe Miller." KTVA General Manager Jerry Bever says, "It's unfortunate that this recording has happened. It's unfortunate because it does not accurately reflect the journalistic standards of our newsroom and the garbled context will no doubt leave more questions than answers. The Miller campaign's analysis of the recording is incorrect in many material ways ranging from personnel involved in the...

Audio: CBS reporters plot hit piece on GOP candidate Tape reveals news team scheming to find 'child molester' supporting politician Joe Miller Reporters from a CBS affiliate in Anchorage, Alaska, allegedly left a voicemail by mistake at the campaign of the state's Republican nominee for Senate, Joe Miller, in which the journalists can be heard plotting to "find" a "child molester" among the politician's supporters. The reporters are also overheard hoping for violence against Miller so they can "send out a tweet" and Facebook alert that "Miller got punched" at a rally he held four days ago. The apparent accidental...

Sarah Palin appeared on Fox News Sunday and discussed the reporters who were overheard plotting smears against Joe Miller on an inadvertent voice mail message