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To: LindyBill who wrote (276719)	10/26/2008 1:47:22 AM
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The Media should be concerned.... Even Russia Sees It-- The US Media Is Openly Supporting Obama gatewaypundit.blogspot.com Saturday, October 25, 2008 This week Newt Gingrich said the way the media elites treat Governor Sarah Palin is like the way the Polish Communists used to treat opposition leader Lech Walesa. Newt even compared the US media to Pravda. Now Russia agrees. A Russian elections committee sees major bias by the US media in this year's national elections. Via Ace of Spades and The National Post: Russia's Central Elections Committee has also assigned its Centre for the Study of Election Technology to review the U. S. election campaign. A preliminary report prepared by the group, after studying U. S. media coverage on the NBC, CBS and ABC television networks since September, has concluded Barack Obama, the Democratic presidential candidate, has a "hidden advantage." A preliminary report obtained by the Russian daily online newspaper Kommersant concludes the U. S. television networks devoted more time to Republican candidate John McCain, but "the material that makes up that time difference can be assessed as negative." The Russian study also said Sarah Palin, the Republican vice-presidential pick, has been subjected to more criticism than her Democratic counterpart, Senator Joe Biden. It adds that when the presidential candidates' platforms are described, Mr. Obama's is described last, to make it look better, and when platforms are compared, "Obama's is presented preferable." The observations appear to ape western criticisms of Russia's elections in which international observers have complained Russia's television networks are overwhelmingly pro-Kremlin and offer unbalanced and unfair coverage of opposition candidates. Mark Levin has more on the media's open and brazen in their attempts to influence the outcome of this election. Even liberal Bob Kerrey sees the obvious media bias this year. POSTED BY GATEWAY PUNDIT AT 10/25/2008 08:18:00 PM