[PJ-Comix]

It just shows how looney the left is, and how they sit there and try to be straight faced with their denials of their bias.

One thing most of these quotes have in common---The melodrama. These reporters and commentators love acting like drama queens. The Scott Pelley quote I just cited is but one example. He sees FOOD LINES with HUNGRY PEOPLE just like in the GREAT DEPRESSION.

[Darksheare]

Yeah.
Gotta love how they play everything up.
They see themselves as shapers of opinion rather than reporters of news.
A certain broadcast company arrogantly states as much in their advert for themselves.
"Leading shaper of opinion for 'x' amount o fyears!" they smugly state.

[driftless]

These "hungry" American stories are popping up more regularly since Bush got elected. There was a story in my local paper a while back about some poor people in the area forced to visit food pantries because they lost their jobs. So they interviewed one "hungry" person who was now making the trips to the local food pantry. She was so fat she could hardly fit in the photograph they had of her visiting the pantry.

Incidentally my fiancee did a tour by car of many states last Summer from Wisconsin to Arizona and back. If there are millions of unseen starving people out there, it must because they can't be seen through the hordes of overweight Americans we saw.