What a Shock
This piece from USA Today discusses a study by the Center for Media and Public Affairs:
The study found that three out of four evaluations of Democratic candidates' chances of winning — such as sound bites — were positive, compared with one out of eight for Republicans. Coverage has been dominated by two major themes: the effects of the Foley scandal, and the impact the Bush presidency is having on the party's congressional candidates.
The coverage has seemed almmost perfectly designed to try to suppress GOP turnout, almost as if the media wants to neutralize the Republican advantage in GOTV operations . . .
Who would have guessed -- there's bias in the MSM!
The study found that three out of four evaluations of Democratic candidates' chances of winning — such as sound bites — were positive, compared with one out of eight for Republicans. Coverage has been dominated by two major themes: the effects of the Foley scandal, and the impact the Bush presidency is having on the party's congressional candidates.
The coverage has seemed almmost perfectly designed to try to suppress GOP turnout, almost as if the media wants to neutralize the Republican advantage in GOTV operations . . .
Who would have guessed -- there's bias in the MSM!
posted by LadybugUSA at 9:23 PM
1 Comments:
"Who would have guessed -- there's bias in the MSM!"
Carol, I am shocked too. Fancy there's bias in the MSM.
Like my favorite movie: Captain Renault: I'm shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!
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