Should the news media strive to be objective and independent of partisan politics? Is this possible?
Q. Should the news media strive to be objective and independent of partisan politics? Is this possible?
Asked by surfslug - Thu Nov 29 16:46:09 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it should strive to be as objective as possible, but no, it is impossible to be completely independent of partisan politics.
Answered by R - Thu Nov 29 17:01:42 2007
Q. Should the news media strive to be objective and independent of partisan politics? Is this possible?
Asked by surfslug - Thu Nov 29 16:46:09 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it should strive to be as objective as possible, but no, it is impossible to be completely independent of partisan politics.
Answered by R - Thu Nov 29 17:01:42 2007
Do you think the news media is partly responsible for the shootings in Omaha?
Q. This kid states in a letter he wanted to be famous. Should the news media take some blame because all the exposure these killers get? OMAHA, Nebraska (CNN) -- A 19-year-old gunman who police said killed eight people and then himself at a Nebraska mall left a suicide note predicting the shootings would make him famous, his landlord said.
Asked by 2gadoo - Thu Dec 6 08:17:47 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have actually stopped watching the news for over 3 months now! It is actually VERY depressing. I live in Philadelphia and people are getting killed every night. Then you have to hear about our soldiers being killed (we never here about the ones coming home disbabled for life)! I think our country's focus on celebrities and events such as the one in Ohama is shameful. The media does focus on the wrong things, but they do it because people are watching. One big problem with this is that there are not enough responsible parents sitting down with their children and talking about the issues. I think I want to start my own show. I want to travel around the world and report on the good stories. Find the people that are out their… [cont.]
Answered by ~Penny Laine~ - Thu Dec 6 08:45:17 2007
Q. This kid states in a letter he wanted to be famous. Should the news media take some blame because all the exposure these killers get? OMAHA, Nebraska (CNN) -- A 19-year-old gunman who police said killed eight people and then himself at a Nebraska mall left a suicide note predicting the shootings would make him famous, his landlord said.
Asked by 2gadoo - Thu Dec 6 08:17:47 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have actually stopped watching the news for over 3 months now! It is actually VERY depressing. I live in Philadelphia and people are getting killed every night. Then you have to hear about our soldiers being killed (we never here about the ones coming home disbabled for life)! I think our country's focus on celebrities and events such as the one in Ohama is shameful. The media does focus on the wrong things, but they do it because people are watching. One big problem with this is that there are not enough responsible parents sitting down with their children and talking about the issues. I think I want to start my own show. I want to travel around the world and report on the good stories. Find the people that are out their… [cont.]
Answered by ~Penny Laine~ - Thu Dec 6 08:45:17 2007
Why does our US news media rank by total medals and not by total gold medals for the Olympic games?
Q. According to the International Olympic Committee, The ranking is sorted by the number of gold medals. In a gold medal tie, the ranking is then sorted by the number of silver medals, and in a gold + silver medal tie, the ranking is then sorted by the number of bronze medals. As such, aren't most US news media, including Yahoo! Olympic coverage, intentionally misleading us when they rank by total medal instead of gold medals?
Asked by Anne - Sun Aug 17 23:19:13 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do the US media do it this way? I don't know, but there is no logic to it and no-one else in the world does it this way. Certainly not the IOC and contrary to what someone else said - this does matter, because they are the governing body. It's not up to anyone else to determine what medals mean. The system used by the US media means that 15 Bronze medals are worth more than than 10 Gold and 4 Silver which is clearly nonsense. You could perhaps award a number of points for each type of medal, but such a system could be weighted in so many different ways that there could never be any agreement. There may be a precedent for this if you look at the New York Times article from 1912 it says that the USA won the Olympics with the most points.… [cont.]
Answered by Mintz - Tue Aug 19 15:24:11 2008
Q. According to the International Olympic Committee, The ranking is sorted by the number of gold medals. In a gold medal tie, the ranking is then sorted by the number of silver medals, and in a gold + silver medal tie, the ranking is then sorted by the number of bronze medals. As such, aren't most US news media, including Yahoo! Olympic coverage, intentionally misleading us when they rank by total medal instead of gold medals?
Asked by Anne - Sun Aug 17 23:19:13 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do the US media do it this way? I don't know, but there is no logic to it and no-one else in the world does it this way. Certainly not the IOC and contrary to what someone else said - this does matter, because they are the governing body. It's not up to anyone else to determine what medals mean. The system used by the US media means that 15 Bronze medals are worth more than than 10 Gold and 4 Silver which is clearly nonsense. You could perhaps award a number of points for each type of medal, but such a system could be weighted in so many different ways that there could never be any agreement. There may be a precedent for this if you look at the New York Times article from 1912 it says that the USA won the Olympics with the most points.… [cont.]
Answered by Mintz - Tue Aug 19 15:24:11 2008
Are the masses really leaning Obama or is the news media steering them in that direction?
Q. Do you believe the polls right now? Are people really leaning heavily towards Obama or is the news media steering them and the polls in that direction? Leading by 4 or 5 points is not a landslide in my opinion.
Asked by suzy - Sun Jul 27 08:38:56 2008 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The polls are always skewed democratic. look at the Gore/Bush and Kerry/Bush elections- The democrats were ahead in every poll. The media fawning over Obama is hurting him more than helping him. Most Americans are disgusted by this- and we don't want CNN or MSNBC telling us how to run our country.
Answered by castlekeepr - Sun Jul 27 09:55:01 2008
Q. Do you believe the polls right now? Are people really leaning heavily towards Obama or is the news media steering them and the polls in that direction? Leading by 4 or 5 points is not a landslide in my opinion.
Asked by suzy - Sun Jul 27 08:38:56 2008 - - 25 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The polls are always skewed democratic. look at the Gore/Bush and Kerry/Bush elections- The democrats were ahead in every poll. The media fawning over Obama is hurting him more than helping him. Most Americans are disgusted by this- and we don't want CNN or MSNBC telling us how to run our country.
Answered by castlekeepr - Sun Jul 27 09:55:01 2008
Why is the news media, seemingly, trying to use its influence to destroy the world economy?
Q. Maybe things are a little bit bad. But the news media seems to be pushing for things to be worse. I even know of a few people who have been laid off in preemptive lay-offs; the company that laid them off, technically, wasn't hurting yet. But they laid them off because they expected to be hurting in the future, mostly because of new reports and forecasts.
Asked by supergeek87 - Sat Jan 31 23:56:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm glad someone else has noticed this. I agree with you totally. They blow everything out of proportion. However, things are bad. They helped raise the prices on gas too, or so I think.
Answered by Doctor Click - Sun Feb 1 00:02:52 2009
Q. Maybe things are a little bit bad. But the news media seems to be pushing for things to be worse. I even know of a few people who have been laid off in preemptive lay-offs; the company that laid them off, technically, wasn't hurting yet. But they laid them off because they expected to be hurting in the future, mostly because of new reports and forecasts.
Asked by supergeek87 - Sat Jan 31 23:56:33 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm glad someone else has noticed this. I agree with you totally. They blow everything out of proportion. However, things are bad. They helped raise the prices on gas too, or so I think.
Answered by Doctor Click - Sun Feb 1 00:02:52 2009
What to put into a paper about the biast news media?
Q. I'm writing an essay/paper. It could be over ANYTHING. so, i chose to do it over the bias news media. what are some good things to mention in the paper? like good key points to throw in there and different viewpoints etc. thank you!
Asked by Sam D - Wed Sep 30 18:12:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get your facts straight (and btw, it's "biased"). How about writing on corporate ownership of media, and how reporters doing stories can't (or won't) do a story that might negatively impact the corp. owners or subsidiaries?
Answered by nycam - Wed Sep 30 18:19:10 2009
Q. I'm writing an essay/paper. It could be over ANYTHING. so, i chose to do it over the bias news media. what are some good things to mention in the paper? like good key points to throw in there and different viewpoints etc. thank you!
Asked by Sam D - Wed Sep 30 18:12:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get your facts straight (and btw, it's "biased"). How about writing on corporate ownership of media, and how reporters doing stories can't (or won't) do a story that might negatively impact the corp. owners or subsidiaries?
Answered by nycam - Wed Sep 30 18:19:10 2009
How can a liar like Obama keep lying and never be confronted by the news media?
Q. To me it is byond belief the lies this man tells and is never confronted on them by the media the only time you hear about his lies is on Fox News and they dont have the chance to confront him.
Asked by Jerry - Tue Mar 16 10:22:25 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teabaggers and Faux News. Amazing how r*acism keeps morphing into new manifestations that are deemed (there s that word) socially acceptable.
Answered by Corporate Cannibals Drink Tea - Tue Mar 16 22:46:30 2010
Q. To me it is byond belief the lies this man tells and is never confronted on them by the media the only time you hear about his lies is on Fox News and they dont have the chance to confront him.
Asked by Jerry - Tue Mar 16 10:22:25 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. teabaggers and Faux News. Amazing how r*acism keeps morphing into new manifestations that are deemed (there s that word) socially acceptable.
Answered by Corporate Cannibals Drink Tea - Tue Mar 16 22:46:30 2010
Why is the news media so hung up on all the bad stuff?
Q. Once again the Dow is down for the day and the Liberal news Media is all over it. Last week the dow was up nearly 600 points and you didn't hear a peep out of the news media.
Asked by The Blind Leading the Blind - Thu Jul 24 15:59:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People like to see that their life isn't the worst one out there...so in a way seeing all bad news on tv makes them feel a little better about the life they have. All good news would make some people jealous or worse, suicidal. (just think if the guy that just had his house burned down and lost everything he owned watched the news and it was all about smart kids in school, great honors people were given, and how rich people spent their millions on great things...that would suck for them)
Answered by jeffrey589 - Thu Jul 24 17:37:04 2008
Q. Once again the Dow is down for the day and the Liberal news Media is all over it. Last week the dow was up nearly 600 points and you didn't hear a peep out of the news media.
Asked by The Blind Leading the Blind - Thu Jul 24 15:59:15 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People like to see that their life isn't the worst one out there...so in a way seeing all bad news on tv makes them feel a little better about the life they have. All good news would make some people jealous or worse, suicidal. (just think if the guy that just had his house burned down and lost everything he owned watched the news and it was all about smart kids in school, great honors people were given, and how rich people spent their millions on great things...that would suck for them)
Answered by jeffrey589 - Thu Jul 24 17:37:04 2008
Does anyone else think the news media is politically biased?
Q. I am SO sick of seeing the faces of Obama and Clinton, I could vomit! Is the news media politically biased? It seems like they're speaking as if either of those two Democrats will win the presidency, and no one else is even running. I know I'm not voting for Obama or Clinton, but I feel like nobody's really covering the Republican side of the presidential race to give Americans a fair look at the candidates.
Asked by Jen - Sun Feb 17 00:55:19 2008 - - 29 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The republican race is virtually over at this point- McCain is going to win the nomination. They'll start focusing more evenly after each parties National Conventions, when each party has officially chosen its candidate. Edit: The most biased news channel is easily Fox.
Answered by Wise_Guy_57 - Sun Feb 17 00:58:28 2008
Q. I am SO sick of seeing the faces of Obama and Clinton, I could vomit! Is the news media politically biased? It seems like they're speaking as if either of those two Democrats will win the presidency, and no one else is even running. I know I'm not voting for Obama or Clinton, but I feel like nobody's really covering the Republican side of the presidential race to give Americans a fair look at the candidates.
Asked by Jen - Sun Feb 17 00:55:19 2008 - - 29 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The republican race is virtually over at this point- McCain is going to win the nomination. They'll start focusing more evenly after each parties National Conventions, when each party has officially chosen its candidate. Edit: The most biased news channel is easily Fox.
Answered by Wise_Guy_57 - Sun Feb 17 00:58:28 2008
Why do people call the news media liberal?
Q. Fox News has more viewers then cnn hln and msnbc combined, so how is it when people rant against the media they call it liberal?
Asked by Jason - Wed Dec 16 14:46:29 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any news outlet that uses adjectives to describe events, issues, etc is reflecting a bias. In that respect, objectivity - if it ever existed - has been gone for a very long time. The majority of people who end up geared towards "journalism" tend to be social liberals. The focus of the years they spend forming their political ideals does not delve deeply into quantitative reasoning. They do not study economics, finance, accounting, and business. Rather they are attracted to fields like Sociology, Psychology, International Studies, etc. Just as quantitative studies neglect the human component, these qualitative studies stress subjective feelings over objective thoughts. The biases in the nightly news programs tends to be pretty… [cont.]
Answered by mtlmnr49 - Wed Dec 16 17:40:06 2009
Q. Fox News has more viewers then cnn hln and msnbc combined, so how is it when people rant against the media they call it liberal?
Asked by Jason - Wed Dec 16 14:46:29 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Any news outlet that uses adjectives to describe events, issues, etc is reflecting a bias. In that respect, objectivity - if it ever existed - has been gone for a very long time. The majority of people who end up geared towards "journalism" tend to be social liberals. The focus of the years they spend forming their political ideals does not delve deeply into quantitative reasoning. They do not study economics, finance, accounting, and business. Rather they are attracted to fields like Sociology, Psychology, International Studies, etc. Just as quantitative studies neglect the human component, these qualitative studies stress subjective feelings over objective thoughts. The biases in the nightly news programs tends to be pretty… [cont.]
Answered by mtlmnr49 - Wed Dec 16 17:40:06 2009
How come the news media never reminds us how bad it was when the Democrats had the White House and Congress?
Q. The last time there was a Democratic controlled congress and a Democrat in the White House(77-81) we had double digit inflation, high unemployment, long gas lines and Iran Raided our embassy, took hostages and did not let them go until Ronald Reagan's inauguration day on Jan. 20, 1981. Now of coarse you never hear about any of this today but these are irrefutable facts that are being ignored by the mainstream media.
Asked by Right On! - Mon Sep 22 22:17:46 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I saw some gas lines on the news today, I was waiting for the comparison and it never happened. I'll never forget Iran, I worked a lot of extra hours because of that fiasco.
Answered by SFC_Ollie - Mon Sep 22 22:21:06 2008
Q. The last time there was a Democratic controlled congress and a Democrat in the White House(77-81) we had double digit inflation, high unemployment, long gas lines and Iran Raided our embassy, took hostages and did not let them go until Ronald Reagan's inauguration day on Jan. 20, 1981. Now of coarse you never hear about any of this today but these are irrefutable facts that are being ignored by the mainstream media.
Asked by Right On! - Mon Sep 22 22:17:46 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I saw some gas lines on the news today, I was waiting for the comparison and it never happened. I'll never forget Iran, I worked a lot of extra hours because of that fiasco.
Answered by SFC_Ollie - Mon Sep 22 22:21:06 2008
How can Hillary Clinton take revenge on Obama and the News Media?
Q. Is the best revenge on obama and the news media who favored obama for clinton to be Obama's VP? This will show the news media(MSNBC and CNN) that can not ignore Hillary Clinton for the next 4 years.
Asked by Rob C - Wed Jun 4 00:05:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Become a Fox News contributor.
Answered by Rod J - Wed Jun 4 00:09:13 2008
Q. Is the best revenge on obama and the news media who favored obama for clinton to be Obama's VP? This will show the news media(MSNBC and CNN) that can not ignore Hillary Clinton for the next 4 years.
Asked by Rob C - Wed Jun 4 00:05:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Become a Fox News contributor.
Answered by Rod J - Wed Jun 4 00:09:13 2008
Why does American news media on both sides have to be so absurdly biased?
Q. As an outside impartial observer (im from Ireland) it seems crazy to me. Rachael Maddow of MNSBC said that FOX drummed up the Shirley Sherrod and Black Panthers controversy because they want whites to be scared of black people. That is a disgrace, obviously FOX is a conservative network but how can that woman get away with that statement. Are their any news network in America that doesnt take sides?
Asked by Edward Carey - Fri Jul 23 20:22:29 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. As an outside impartial observer (im from Ireland) it seems crazy to me. Rachael Maddow of MNSBC said that FOX drummed up the Shirley Sherrod and Black Panthers controversy because they want whites to be scared of black people. That is a disgrace, obviously FOX is a conservative network but how can that woman get away with that statement. Are their any news network in America that doesnt take sides?
Asked by Edward Carey - Fri Jul 23 20:22:29 2010 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
Are Jews controlling too much of the Democratic Party and the News Media?
Q. All Democrats do not want the US to be involved in the lebanon-Israel conflict. Some want the US to stay out of it and stop supporting Israel. Do you agree that the News Media is not very critical of Israel involvement in the War?
Asked by QMan - Mon Aug 7 09:41:59 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the Jews were controlling too much of the Democratic Party, wouldn't the Democrats WANT the US to be involved in the conflict? Granted that I don't know much about American politics, but I am an American Jew living in Israel, and I am very glad of the US's involvement. It is nice to have one ally, one friend in the whole darn world who actually agrees that Israel has a right to defend itself from the thousands of missiles fired on it, from death and destruction. I mean, the whole north of Israel is mostly empty, except for some folks who are too old or too poor to go anywhere else. People's homes are destroyed. Is this a normal situation?! I take comfort in the fact that at least the US believes we have a right to exist. I have… [cont.]
Answered by Victoria - Mon Aug 7 09:52:48 2006
Q. All Democrats do not want the US to be involved in the lebanon-Israel conflict. Some want the US to stay out of it and stop supporting Israel. Do you agree that the News Media is not very critical of Israel involvement in the War?
Asked by QMan - Mon Aug 7 09:41:59 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If the Jews were controlling too much of the Democratic Party, wouldn't the Democrats WANT the US to be involved in the conflict? Granted that I don't know much about American politics, but I am an American Jew living in Israel, and I am very glad of the US's involvement. It is nice to have one ally, one friend in the whole darn world who actually agrees that Israel has a right to defend itself from the thousands of missiles fired on it, from death and destruction. I mean, the whole north of Israel is mostly empty, except for some folks who are too old or too poor to go anywhere else. People's homes are destroyed. Is this a normal situation?! I take comfort in the fact that at least the US believes we have a right to exist. I have… [cont.]
Answered by Victoria - Mon Aug 7 09:52:48 2006
Why does the main stream news media only report the democratic or govt. side of the story and not the truth?
Q. It seems the govt. and news media is after their own wishes and wants and not the american poeple!
Asked by George - Tue Sep 15 20:10:21 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We haven't had an unbiased media in years. Even all the Bush bashing of the "liberal left media" was far from the truth. All major media outlets are owned by major companies. Diseny, GE, etc. The point of our media is not to inform, but to turn a profit.
Answered by R M - Tue Sep 15 20:15:50 2009
Q. It seems the govt. and news media is after their own wishes and wants and not the american poeple!
Asked by George - Tue Sep 15 20:10:21 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We haven't had an unbiased media in years. Even all the Bush bashing of the "liberal left media" was far from the truth. All major media outlets are owned by major companies. Diseny, GE, etc. The point of our media is not to inform, but to turn a profit.
Answered by R M - Tue Sep 15 20:15:50 2009
How would you attempt to reform the television news media in America?
Q. It gets tricky because of the 1st amendment, but what can be done about these corporately run news conglomerates? Will we ever see real journalism on TV again, or are we stuck with partisan hacks like Sean Hannity and Keith Olbermann?
Asked by Dan R - Thu Dec 11 21:51:21 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was watching CNN today (ok, I do this every day, I am shamelessly addicted) and I was getting really frustrated. Since apparently there was no real news today, they had a ton of "experts" on asking what they "thought" would happen with Obama and the Blag scandal, how many ppl in Chicago were politic were calling their lawyers today...yada,yada,yada... THEN! It came to the Caylee story. They had more "experts" did they think the body was hers? Was the mom lawyer at the jail? and on and on. Why don't they just wait a day or 2 for the DNA test and give us the news not a lot of speculation from ppl just as uninformed as we are. Knight Boat...that is an awesome idea! I would pay extra for that option!
Answered by beth l - Thu Dec 11 22:06:03 2008
Q. It gets tricky because of the 1st amendment, but what can be done about these corporately run news conglomerates? Will we ever see real journalism on TV again, or are we stuck with partisan hacks like Sean Hannity and Keith Olbermann?
Asked by Dan R - Thu Dec 11 21:51:21 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was watching CNN today (ok, I do this every day, I am shamelessly addicted) and I was getting really frustrated. Since apparently there was no real news today, they had a ton of "experts" on asking what they "thought" would happen with Obama and the Blag scandal, how many ppl in Chicago were politic were calling their lawyers today...yada,yada,yada... THEN! It came to the Caylee story. They had more "experts" did they think the body was hers? Was the mom lawyer at the jail? and on and on. Why don't they just wait a day or 2 for the DNA test and give us the news not a lot of speculation from ppl just as uninformed as we are. Knight Boat...that is an awesome idea! I would pay extra for that option!
Answered by beth l - Thu Dec 11 22:06:03 2008
What do you think the real motivation of the news media is?
Q. Talking specifically about the TV evening news (both local and national brodcasts) Do you think they are doing a public service to inform the general public? Do you think they have a political agenda? Do you think its all about the bottom Line? Or do you think there is some other motivating factor that determines which stories are shown and how they are presented?
Asked by SmartA$$ - Tue Jun 26 16:50:55 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ultimate motivation first and foremost is money. Which also means rating is the number 1 priority. This ties into all of the stories like Paris Hilton and Anna Nicole Smith that we have shoved down our throats. I think all of the mainstream media outlets have their own personal political agenda's. So when all of the back and forth goes on about which media outlet is the most bias or unbias, everyone is right and everyone is wrong. They are all the same but representing opposite sides of the coin. It's sad. It's disappointing. But it's the way it is...
Answered by DeAnna - Tue Jun 26 17:02:30 2007
Q. Talking specifically about the TV evening news (both local and national brodcasts) Do you think they are doing a public service to inform the general public? Do you think they have a political agenda? Do you think its all about the bottom Line? Or do you think there is some other motivating factor that determines which stories are shown and how they are presented?
Asked by SmartA$$ - Tue Jun 26 16:50:55 2007 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ultimate motivation first and foremost is money. Which also means rating is the number 1 priority. This ties into all of the stories like Paris Hilton and Anna Nicole Smith that we have shoved down our throats. I think all of the mainstream media outlets have their own personal political agenda's. So when all of the back and forth goes on about which media outlet is the most bias or unbias, everyone is right and everyone is wrong. They are all the same but representing opposite sides of the coin. It's sad. It's disappointing. But it's the way it is...
Answered by DeAnna - Tue Jun 26 17:02:30 2007
How come the News Media never tells us how bad it was last time Democrats owned the White House and Congress?
Q. The last time there was a Democratic controlled congress and a Democrat in the White House(77-81) we had double digit inflation, high unemployment, long gas lines and Iran Raided our embassy, took hostages and did not let them go until Ronald Reagan's inauguration day on Jan. 20, 1981. Now of coarse you never hear about any of this today but these are irrefutable facts that are being ignored by the mainstream media.
Asked by Let Freedom Reign - Mon Sep 22 10:10:20 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I lived through it and it was a disgrace.You are 100 percent right!!
Answered by Mel - Mon Sep 22 10:20:25 2008
Q. The last time there was a Democratic controlled congress and a Democrat in the White House(77-81) we had double digit inflation, high unemployment, long gas lines and Iran Raided our embassy, took hostages and did not let them go until Ronald Reagan's inauguration day on Jan. 20, 1981. Now of coarse you never hear about any of this today but these are irrefutable facts that are being ignored by the mainstream media.
Asked by Let Freedom Reign - Mon Sep 22 10:10:20 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I lived through it and it was a disgrace.You are 100 percent right!!
Answered by Mel - Mon Sep 22 10:20:25 2008
Is the news media spinning out of control? Are they telling us who to vote for?
Q. This question is for Republicans and Democrats. Specifically, I am thinking of the Republican debate at the Reagan library. I am not a Republican but it was obvious to me that Huckabee and Paul were left out. What effect did this have on the subsequent primaries? It seems that Huckabee might have won even more votes if he had not been written off by the media. If perception is reality; the media creates perception so wouldnt' they really be creating reality too?
Asked by luv2bfit - Tue Feb 12 18:56:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are just now noticing??? They started this long ago when Ms. Clinton was just thinking about running. They already know who they are going to crown. Save me the gas money from going to the voting booth and just do it.
Answered by HRC Member - Tue Feb 12 19:01:47 2008
Q. This question is for Republicans and Democrats. Specifically, I am thinking of the Republican debate at the Reagan library. I am not a Republican but it was obvious to me that Huckabee and Paul were left out. What effect did this have on the subsequent primaries? It seems that Huckabee might have won even more votes if he had not been written off by the media. If perception is reality; the media creates perception so wouldnt' they really be creating reality too?
Asked by luv2bfit - Tue Feb 12 18:56:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are just now noticing??? They started this long ago when Ms. Clinton was just thinking about running. They already know who they are going to crown. Save me the gas money from going to the voting booth and just do it.
Answered by HRC Member - Tue Feb 12 19:01:47 2008
Could the news media be ignoring Ron Paul, because he does not banter to the polsyers.?
Q. It seems to me that he is being ignored by the mainstream news media (FOX, ABC, CBS, NBC) because he is defying their reasoning in all the mone he has raised.He is genuine and does not change his messageto satisfy their hype. Does anyone else think he is being ignored and disregarded because of his honesty. I think he is not a politician but a politicians night-mare. Anyone else feel the same way.
Asked by drlsgtsonny - Thu Jan 17 14:58:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they are ignoring him because he is not a credible candidate, has no power base other than on the Internet, and is a little less than sane.
Answered by bgee2001ca - Thu Jan 17 15:04:29 2008
Q. It seems to me that he is being ignored by the mainstream news media (FOX, ABC, CBS, NBC) because he is defying their reasoning in all the mone he has raised.He is genuine and does not change his messageto satisfy their hype. Does anyone else think he is being ignored and disregarded because of his honesty. I think he is not a politician but a politicians night-mare. Anyone else feel the same way.
Asked by drlsgtsonny - Thu Jan 17 14:58:42 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, they are ignoring him because he is not a credible candidate, has no power base other than on the Internet, and is a little less than sane.
Answered by bgee2001ca - Thu Jan 17 15:04:29 2008
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