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To: Daniel Schuh who wrote (125667)	10/10/2000 4:15:37 PM
From: Joe NYC	Respond to of 1570557

Here is an excerpt of an article from your favorite publication - Washington Times: The wide majority of Washington newspaper reporters and news bureau chiefs consider themselves liberals or moderates and voted for Bill Clinton in 1992, according to a poll released yesterday by the Freedom Forum. The survey of 139 journalists shows that 89 percent voted for Mr. Clinton, who received 43 percent of the vote nationwide in the presidential election, and 7 percent backed George Bush. Two percent of the reporters identify themselves as conservative, and 4 percent are registered Republicans, according to the survey conducted by the Freedom Forum, a First Amendment foundation, and the Roper Center, a polling firm. Fifty percent are registered Democrats, and 37 percent are independents. Ninety-one percent describe themselves as liberal or moderate. No link, since it is in their long term archives. Joe