Campaign finance reform prevents me from expressing my views through my grass-roots organization during a critical period just before elections ...
Explain that please.
...but does not prevent liberal-controlled media from biasing their output to influence the election in anyway they want.
You mean liberal controlled media like Fox, McLaughlin and Company, the Washington Times, The New Republic, The Wall Street Journal, newsmax, G. Gordon Liddy, Oliver North, and the largest radio audience in the country....Rush listeners. That liberal controlled media? [my apologies for any "liberal controlled news media" that I may have missed.]
A conservative once pointed to PBS as "liberal news media" and I asked for him to cite exactly what was liberal about PBS. He didn't think the Lehrer News Hour was liberal, he didn't think that the Louis Ruykeser show was liberal...in fact he couldn't think of any show in particular that had a liberal bent to it...but it was liberal. He was able to cite one example of a "liberal subject", i.e., AIDS. This of course is a disease that reported it's first victim in 1981 [?] and now there is an estimated 65,000,000 people afflicted with AIDS worldwide, but is not a conservative issue.
The main difference that I find between the so called liberal media and the preferred media for conservatives is that the liberal media reports both sides of a story while the conservative media only reports one side.
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