I've kinda noticed this but I wonder if it's me or not.
I'm wondering why it seems the media is seemingly telling the media who to vote for instead of people like myself who do their own research.
For example you noticed how for a long time McCain was the media darling from the Republicans then all the sudden the media seemed to jump on the Fred Thompson bandwagon when he entered the race then all the sudden the media jumped on the Romney bandwagon then he slipped and then the media jumped on Huckabee bandwagon now the right wing media is back on the McCain bandwagon since it appears he is going to win the New Hampshire Primary tonight.
Then on the Democrats side it seemed the media had a forgone conclusion the election was Hillary's to lose but now the media is jumping on the Obama bandwagon. Now to me the best Democratic Candidate is no longer in the race and never seemed to get any media coverage to begin with which is really strange as well.
So the question is is the media reacting to the people or is it vice versa.
One more comment on the right-wing media how come when Al Gore ran the media complained all the time how he was a robot now they are complaining how Hillary is too emotional? Talk about bias showing.
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"One more comment on the right-wing media how come when Al Gore ran the media complained all the time how he was a robot now they are complaining how Hillary is too emotional? Talk about bias showing.
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That's bias, all right. Did you ever think that all of this criticism is constructive. I've seen these pundits on the news always talking about what Hillary needs to improve on. I can't recall ever seeing this about Republicans, even on Fox.
These "news" people who are going to vote Democratic, are trying to help the candidates. Yes, the bias is clear.
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