Mainstream media coverage favors Dems
USA Today has an article describing a study of network news stories by the Center for Media and Public Affairs:
Is anyone surprised by this?
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.
Is anyone surprised by this?
Labels: politics
posted by Eric M. Jackson at
10:28 AM
1 Comments:
Any surprise here?
We are not running against Democrats necessarily, but rather the liberal media.
Let's stop whining and start kickin' some liberal media ass!
Eric at www.mainstreamlibertarian.com
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