Media Bias
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moreluck
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Hef was a lucky guy when he had Holly, Bridget and Kendra all at the same time ! What a guy!
moreluck
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People in the Tea Party had to return to their responsibilities.....the OWS people can't even spell responsibility except in the texting style.
Who even mentions the Tea Party nowadays? I havent heard them mentioned in months.
Sounds kinda like they are becoming obscure.
Peace.
moreluck
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I hear the words (tes party) everyday and on all stations....what cave are you living in?
moreluck
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There’s a clear double standard on sex allegations for presidential candidates in the New York Times.
The Times put 15-year-old anonymous accusations of sexual harassment against GOP candidate Herman Cain on the front page Tuesday morning, in an off-lead story by Jim Rutenberg and Michael Shear written with help from five other reporters: “Cain Confronts Claim From 90s Of Harassment — He Denies Wrongdoing — Account of Settlement Changes — Reports Rock Campaign.”
The prominent story comes just one full day after the allegations first surfaced on Politico Sunday evening. The Times was also eager during Campaign 2008 to advance sex rumors against Republican John McCain, who was on his way to clinching the GOP nomination.
By contrast, the paper’s treatment of better-substantiated allegations of adultery against Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards were ignored until the candidate himself was compelled to confess.
On February 21, 2008 the Times attempted to take down the McCain campaign with a front-page story focused on McCain’s alleged affair with a lobbyist, which promptly fizzled out among conservatives and liberals alike, who dismissed it as a strained mix of sex innuendo and old news. For its affair innuendo, the Times relied on two anonymous former staffers who admit “they had become disillusioned with the senator.”
By contrast, more substantiated and damaging allegations about 2008 Democratic presidential candidate (and 2004 Democratic Party choice for vice president) John Edwards were ignored for ten months by the paper until the candidate himself confessed to adultery on ABC News in August 2008.
The Times put 15-year-old anonymous accusations of sexual harassment against GOP candidate Herman Cain on the front page Tuesday morning, in an off-lead story by Jim Rutenberg and Michael Shear written with help from five other reporters: “Cain Confronts Claim From 90s Of Harassment — He Denies Wrongdoing — Account of Settlement Changes — Reports Rock Campaign.”
The prominent story comes just one full day after the allegations first surfaced on Politico Sunday evening. The Times was also eager during Campaign 2008 to advance sex rumors against Republican John McCain, who was on his way to clinching the GOP nomination.
By contrast, the paper’s treatment of better-substantiated allegations of adultery against Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards were ignored until the candidate himself was compelled to confess.
On February 21, 2008 the Times attempted to take down the McCain campaign with a front-page story focused on McCain’s alleged affair with a lobbyist, which promptly fizzled out among conservatives and liberals alike, who dismissed it as a strained mix of sex innuendo and old news. For its affair innuendo, the Times relied on two anonymous former staffers who admit “they had become disillusioned with the senator.”
By contrast, more substantiated and damaging allegations about 2008 Democratic presidential candidate (and 2004 Democratic Party choice for vice president) John Edwards were ignored for ten months by the paper until the candidate himself confessed to adultery on ABC News in August 2008.
Nope, it is listener sponsored. It grew out of Pacifica radio. Listen at 8am EST Mon through Fri. Believe me you wont see Soros.
Both "sides"?? Seems to me to be they are both on the same side: the side that protects Wall St. Amazing in a time when the private sector either cant or wont spend to stimulate the economy it is the responsilbility of government to spend and both "sides" want to cut more?? Incredible!!
Not obscure. The word is irrelevent!!
moreluck
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trplnkl
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Guys like Soros and Murdock are masters of disguise, don't kid yourself into thinking big money people with influence are not involved. There isn't a radio station that can survive on listener contributions alone.
trplnkl
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Irrelevant ? You haven't been paying attention have you?
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"Well I don't want no Jesus freak to tell me what it's all about
No black magician telling me to get my soul out
Don't believe in violence, I don't even believe in peace
I've opened the door now my mind's been released
well I don't want no preacher telling me about the god in the sky
No I don't want no one to tell me where I'm going to go when I die
I want to live my life, I don't want people telling me what to do
I just believe in myself, because no one else is true"
under the sun
No black magician telling me to get my soul out
Don't believe in violence, I don't even believe in peace
I've opened the door now my mind's been released
well I don't want no preacher telling me about the god in the sky
No I don't want no one to tell me where I'm going to go when I die
I want to live my life, I don't want people telling me what to do
I just believe in myself, because no one else is true"
under the sun
trplnkl
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Not many people like being told they are wrong.
