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"Jim" wrote in message The right-wing extremists at Free Republic........ When was the last time any substantial media outlet referred to someone from MoveOn or Salon as "left-wing extremists"? Only four paragraphs in, and we need read no further. Joe Conason is a left-wing shill, and no friend of objective reportage. |
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I admit I get much of my stuff from the following. I try to credit them
when I use their reporting. Salon www.salon.com (I consider them moderate to Left) Bartcop www.bartcop.com Not so much left as anti-Bush CNN -- I consider them moderate MSNBC -- Moderate again -- Slate Slate.com -- Most of their stuff is referencing other sources. At least their publications identify opinion as such, and give references where appropriate. Drudge, Newsmax, Fox, VVagainst Kerry all are quick to publish rumors or Quote people like Rush, Coulter, et all as gods. They have gone so far as to manipulate photographs in an attempt to smear Kerry I suppose you consider them "fair and Balanced"? My first choice for president would be other than Kerry, and my vote will be not FOR Kerry, but AGAINST Bush. John Gaquin wrote: "Jim" wrote in message The right-wing extremists at Free Republic........ When was the last time any substantial media outlet referred to someone from MoveOn or Salon as "left-wing extremists"? Only four paragraphs in, and we need read no further. Joe Conason is a left-wing shill, and no friend of objective reportage. |
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"Jim" wrote in message Drudge, Newsmax, Fox, VVagainst Kerry all are quick to publish rumors or CNN et al are not above that at all. I have been personally involved in a newsworthy event wherein CNN blatantly maintained a biased position. HN would run rumors of "allegations", (at the behest of one of the parties to the struggle) for one or two cycles of HN, then pull the piece for lack of "confirmation". Of course, by then the damage had been done. Quote people like Rush, Coulter, et all as gods. Well, of course, no serious person quotes these folks as serious news sources, nor believes any such quotes. Conservative talk shows are well peppered with bombast, as would be talk shows of the left, if they could ever figure how to make it work! The problem with left-wing talk shows is that it is very difficult to project or maintain a sense of outrage while arguing that we don't have enough government, or we don't pay enough taxes, or we don't have a wide enough array of social programs. They have gone so far as to manipulate photographs in an attempt to smear Kerry It is clear that someone doctored photos, but I was unaware that any one person or group had been confirmed as the manipulator. When did that occur? I suppose you consider them "fair and Balanced"? I have yet to see a news source available to the public that is fair and balanced. Fox is right of center, but just seems to be out on the edge by comparison with most others, who are so far left. Fox also (for some ungodly reason) employs this hyper-excited delivery style, like TV stations in LA or south Florida, seeming to target an emotional age of about 13 -- but that alone doesn't make them wrong. CNN and MSNBC, for example, employ a more serious tone than Fox in news delivery, but alter their content by careful writing and editing. My first choice for president would be other than Kerry, and my vote will be not FOR Kerry, but AGAINST Bush. Voting *against* a candidate rarely yields satisfaction in either the short or long term. |
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On Sat, 6 Mar 2004 13:33:46 -0500, "John Gaquin"
wrote: "Jim" wrote in message Drudge, Newsmax, Fox, VVagainst Kerry all are quick to publish rumors or CNN et al are not above that at all. I have been personally involved in a newsworthy event wherein CNN blatantly maintained a biased position. HN would run rumors of "allegations", (at the behest of one of the parties to the struggle) for one or two cycles of HN, then pull the piece for lack of "confirmation". Of course, by then the damage had been done. Quote people like Rush, Coulter, et all as gods. Well, of course, no serious person quotes these folks as serious news sources, nor believes any such quotes. Conservative talk shows are well peppered with bombast, as would be talk shows of the left, if they could ever figure how to make it work! The problem with left-wing talk shows is that it is very difficult to project or maintain a sense of outrage while arguing that we don't have enough government, or we don't pay enough taxes, or we don't have a wide enough array of social programs. They have gone so far as to manipulate photographs in an attempt to smear Kerry It is clear that someone doctored photos, but I was unaware that any one person or group had been confirmed as the manipulator. When did that occur? I suppose you consider them "fair and Balanced"? I have yet to see a news source available to the public that is fair and balanced. Fox is right of center, but just seems to be out on the edge by comparison with most others, who are so far left. Fox also (for some ungodly reason) employs this hyper-excited delivery style, like TV stations in LA or south Florida, seeming to target an emotional age of about 13 -- but that alone doesn't make them wrong. CNN and MSNBC, for example, employ a more serious tone than Fox in news delivery, but alter their content by careful writing and editing. My first choice for president would be other than Kerry, and my vote will be not FOR Kerry, but AGAINST Bush. Voting *against* a candidate rarely yields satisfaction in either the short or long term. Agreed. It's a shame that so many Democrats seem to have the same attitude. It's a bigger shame that Kerry is the best they could come up with. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 12:14:03 -0500, Jim wrote:
My first choice for president would be other than Kerry, and my vote will be not FOR Kerry, but AGAINST Bush. There's a lot of that going around. ;-) |
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In article , thunder wrote:
On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 12:14:03 -0500, Jim wrote: My first choice for president would be other than Kerry, and my vote will be not FOR Kerry, but AGAINST Bush. There's a lot of that going around. ;-) Actions will speak louder than words at voting time. |
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