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I agree that whatever you want to call it, mainstream media, presents itself as unbiased, when in fact, there are built into it many biases, and they are overwhelmingly to the left.
Wow.
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It’s hard not to get discouraged about the direction that America is taking. I don’t think president Bush is the problem.
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Oh, please…shoot me now. Katie Couric as an evening news anchor?? C’mon. All of the advertising and hype can’t fix this train wreck. It was awful…almost as bad as Missouri athletics.
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Everyone of these staged photo-ops is making it harder on our troops and also drawing things out in the Middle East.
What about a healthy skepticism and some objectivity?
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How about a CNN anchor responding to bias claims made by NewsBusters.org author Jack Engelhard. Oh, yeah.
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So is the mainstream media biased?
The networks did nearly everything they could to trash The Passion and its traditional portrayal of Christ and the crucifixion,†said MRC President Brent Bozell. “The same networks, however, have bent over backwards to promote and applaud the viciously anti-Christian bigotry presented in the Da Vinci Code book and movie. When it comes to trashing Christ and Christians, the networks are all for it.
Having read the Da Vinci Code book, I have to agree that it is definitely anti-Christian. However, it is also, most definitely fiction.
This controversy is far from over. Just wait until Angels and Demons hits the theatres. It’s very much anti-Catholic. But, you know what? It’s fiction, too.
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