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[dmbfan]

Well, seeing as how the majority of the media is liberal (some being far left), it is only natural that they want the rest of us to think the same way.....when someone calls them on their B.S., and have righer ratings then them, they do get upset.....

But hey, there is nothing wrong with having an opion........unless you are not a far left liberal.

[JMO]

[dmbfan]

[riley]

I think what he's saying is that if the watchers are split evenly between conservative and liberal in who they want to watch, then (as an example, not accurate in numbers) that liberal half have maybe 5 media outlets to satisfy their bias, while the conservative half has (again, an example, may not be accurate) 1 outlet (FOX/ O' Reilly) to satisfy their bias.

So if the liberal media has to split that 50% five ways, then each gets only 10% while FOX/O'Reilly gets the all of the other half because there aren't any other sources to share the watchers with.

And that means, of course O'Reilly is going to have a larger share, he doesn't have any competition among the conservative media.

I know this isn't accurate in numbers or names, I limited it in order to explain JMO's idea as best as I understood it.

[jinju]

Be like me.....dont hate

[dmbfan]

[The Bobster]

You really need TWO threads about this guy? You really love him that much, huh?

[dmbfan]

[Qinella]

Isn't political talk supposed to go in the current events forum?

I avoid that forum specifically so I can pretend slobbering sycophants with
bifurcation fetishes don't exist.

[dmbfan]

[Bear256]

There has been a link on the Drudge Report the past couple of days that news reporters break 9-1 in favor of the left in their political giving. Of course, reporters don't have any personal bias when they report (that was sarcasm for you intellectually challenged among us).

It said:

Whether you sample your news feed from ABC or CBS (or, yes, even NBC and MSNBC), whether you prefer Fox News Channel or National Public Radio, The Wall Street Journal or The New Yorker, some of the journalists feeding you are also feeding cash to politicians, parties or political action committees.

MSNBC.com identified 144 journalists who made political contributions from 2004 through the start of the 2008 campaign, according to the public records of the Federal Election Commission. Most of the newsroom checkbooks leaned to the left: 125 journalists gave to Democrats and liberal causes. Only 17 gave to Republicans. Two gave to both parties.

The link:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19113485

Off of msnbc to boot!

[Don Gately]

Reality has a liberal bias.

[twg]

[newteacher]

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[EFLtrainer]