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To: Lane3 who wrote (20159)12/16/2003 8:24:29 PM
From: Sully-  Read Replies (1) of 793575
 
"Another example of outrageous bias, I guess..."

All the major networks have chosen at various times to NOT
even cover President Bush giving a speech. Howard Dean is
campaigning to be President. Media outlets cutting away
after several minutes of Dean's foreign policy speech is
NOT exactly uncommon for a candidate for political office.

That is factually accurate.

Is your example evidence of "outrageous bias"?

Factually, no. Perhaps it could be an example of real bias
if it was part of a pattern of real bias against democrats
or liberal politics.

There exists a real pattern of liberal bias in most major
media outlets. That is a fact. I look forward to reading
more examples of real conservative bias being exhibited by
all the major media outlets if/when they occur.

<BTW, I don't make a habit of calling liberal media
outlets bias "outrageous"> This too is a fact.
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