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To: LindyBill who wrote (80468)	10/25/2004 2:13:51 AM
From: Nadine Carroll	Respond to of 793914

Partisan affiliation, not surprisingly, plays a major role. More than half the Republicans surveyed, for example, see an anti-Bush bias in the press. Only a quarter of Democrats see a slant against Kerry. Hey guy, those numbers aren't mirror images. About 30% more Republicans see a problem than Democrats. Perhaps there IS a problem, despite partisan affiliation?

To: LindyBill who wrote (80468)	10/25/2004 5:24:42 AM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793914

Reading DU really gives a sense that the hard core left isn't any happier with the MSM than conservatives are. Among the objects of their ire are CNN's Judy Woodruff (they call her Judy Woof-woof) and Candy Crowley (whose size is an object of ridicule). The WashPost Sunday magazine fronted a long article on Lyndon LaRouche, who is a major flake, but what interested me is how many of the LaRouche memes have been picked up by the Democrats. I sense that there is a real third party in America, or maybe even a real second party, waiting to be born. John McCain and Zell Miller would probably be Founding Fathers. I like to think that Joe Lieberman would sign on. I would love to belong to a party that is conservative but tells the Born Agains to fageddaboudit. I don't want to live in a country that outlaws teaching evolution, or allows the Ten Commandments to be placed in every public building.