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Politics : Electoral College 2000 - Ahead of the Curve -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Raymond Duray who wrote (2821)	11/20/2000 9:43:19 PM
From: Vendit™	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 6710

Ray this is the real deal, I view nearly ALL newspapers as well as nearly ALL news media outlets which include most television news casts as well as castors as worthless liberal rags. Exit polling data clearly shows that members of the main stream media by an 80% majority vote a liberal ticket. Could this have a little something to do with all but one major news cast calling Gore victory states about 2 hours ahead of the vote totals thus once again trying to interject their wish for Gore to win. Yep. (Fox was the only channel that did not call Fl until the tally was in and announced Bush as winner, guess who won?) What does that say about unbias reporting? It says that the liberals do and have controlled the media for many years thus have controlled what MAIN STREAM America hears in the news each day. If a mistruth is repeated enough by many well known talking heads then over time people begin to think they are hearing facts instead of OPINIONS. As far as the Vegas Sun I don’t have an opinion because I don’t read it. It just happened to pop up on a news search engine that I used this morning when I typed in the key word "election". I found the PhD's " same odds as getting struck by lightening 30 times as Gore winning enough votes" Amusing as well as interesting. Something you should know about me, -I don’t watch TV at all as a general rule unless it is sports. -I don’t take any newspaper because I can take as much "unfiltered" news off of the Internet each day BEFORE editors interject their opinions and tell me what I should think. Last point is that I am sure that any paper that I find unbiased would be seen by you as a partisan rag just as I would see any paper read by you as a liberal rag. As I told Greg last night (he agreed I believe)........I have no intention of getting involved in silly thread flaming arguments as I see them as a waste of each others time. I will post news articles and or humor having to do with this election so feel free to express yourself to me. When I see a poster get personal with me as in attack mode then don’t expect a response from me.......I would much rather spend my time making money than playing a non ending childish word game. Reid