The Liberal Media - Worn Phrase is True


	The Liberal Media - Worn Phrase is True

davboz

9-8-2007 1:06 PM

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bias, deception, journalism, news

davboz says:

http://www.mediaresearch.org/SpecialReports/2004/report063004_p1.asp

Introduction; Journalists on Election Day

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9-8-2007 1:15 PM

righthand

June 2004.

9-8-2007 1:48 PM

kkcapricorn

Tell that to Fox!

9-8-2007 3:28 PM

jatfla

Fox is 'balanced' compared to everything else out there. The article is true and has been reported on for as long as I've been interested in politics....about 15 yrs.

9-10-2007 1:04 AM

davboz

1968,1968,1972,1976,1980....1990....2000...2004....2007.
Whatever.
If FOX didn't supply a need they wouldn't be tops in viewership all the time.
Even they they seem to have turned into E tv.
As long as they don't turn into NBC,CBS,ABC,CNN,MSNBC,BBC,NPR,the AP, Reuters,NYTimes,LATimes,FreeSpeechTV(gag),on&on&on&on..........

9-10-2007 1:06 AM

davboz

Right .2004. says it right there yup. 2004

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