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To: Steely Tom
The funny thing is, the media's bias is really not helping the Democrats any more.

Imagine how it would be if the media just reported news about candidates and party positions fairly. There'd be veto-proof Republican majorities in both houses of Congress, a Republican Presidency, and the USSC would likely be stacked 8-1 in favor of conservatives (simply because with better, more accurate reporting, we wouldn't have "Borkings," or put Clarence Thomas through the kind of ordeal he went through.)

10 posted on 11/30/2007 5:31:15 AM PST by Lou L
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To: Lou L
Imagine how it would be if the media just reported news about candidates and party positions fairly. There'd be veto-proof Republican majorities in both houses of Congress, a Republican Presidency, and the USSC would likely be stacked 8-1...

That's a nice fantasy, but I'm afraid you are kidding yourself.

If the media was more fair, the GOP would drift further to the left.

20 posted on 11/30/2007 5:43:18 AM PST by Steely Tom (Steely's First Law of the Main Stream Media: if it doesn't advance the agenda, it's not news.)
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To: Lou L
Imagine how it would be if the media just reported news about candidates and party positions fairly. There'd be veto-proof Republican majorities in both houses of Congress, a Republican Presidency

More like the Democrats would be relegated to a left-fringe party ala the Greens, and the current GOP would split into centrist and conservative parties actually competing against each other for the Hose, Senate, and Presidency.

24 posted on 11/30/2007 6:07:20 AM PST by kevkrom ("Should government be doing this? And if so, then at what level of government?" - FDT)
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