In purporting to "take a look back" at how the economic recovery plan "grew, and grew, and grew," Fox News' Jon Scott referenced seven dates, as on-screen graphics cited various news sources from those time periods -- all of which came directly from a Senate Republican Communications Center press release. A Fox News on-screen graphic even reproduced a typo contained in the Republican press release.I'll nver buy into the conservative spiel that the mainstram media has a liberal slant, especially the way its hitting Obama (well maybe, it is more intelligent) -- if there were such a slant, it's unintentional. Unlike Faux News which makes no effort at all to disguise its bias.
The Virginia Supreme Court’s nullification of the people’s initiative is
embarrassing hackwork
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I have been meaning to follow up on Paul’s excellent series of recent posts
about law and politics. But one thing I will say is that there are cases in
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Yah--and Stephanopoulos' daily chit-chat with Emanuel is just "old pals talking."
ReplyDeleteNot the same, daddio. I'd compare Pat Buchanon to Stephanopoulus perhaps, but not an entire network geared to misinformation.
ReplyDeleteYou mean MSNBC or NBC in general? Nah. Can't be. Media Matters? Now there's an un-biased group.
ReplyDeleteMedia Matters has never claimed to be. Their mission is to expose conservative misinformation. They're very honest and upfront about it.
ReplyDeleteBig difference, Bill.