Why does CNN allow these people to show such biases

[RB TexLa]

Just report what the gas prices are. No one gives a fuck what you think of the prices or that you want the price to move in a certian direction. Keep your biases to yourself!

[lunatica]

1. CNN's biases turned me off years ago

Are they saying anything in particular or just the same old crap?

[DJ13]

2. They are lazy like the entire MSM today

Its easier to talk in generalities, then base a false conclusion on the generalities, than to actually invest the time and resources into digging for the truth.

[saras]

4. I don't buy it. If that were true, the biases would be random in all directions, and they're not.

The biases pretty much always come out in the same direction - pro-business, pro-corporate, pro-authority, pro-consumerism...

[exboyfil]

6. Did you happen to see the montage of clips from 2006

in which everyone blamed or asked Bush to resolve price spikes then. Sure their are biases but they cut both directions. Not that I am defending Bush.

[Populist_Prole]

8. Shortest most accurate tag line of the MSM today

The biases pretty much always come out in the same direction - pro-business, pro-corporate, pro-authority, pro-consumerism...

Condensed and deadly on target. My hat's off

[randome]

3. 'Allow'?

Not sure that's the best word to use.

But we should reinstate the Fairness Doctrine.

[Fuzz]

5. Straight news is rare now.`

[The Genealogist]

7. Because it isn't news...it is infotainment,

delivered largely by spokesmodels. Even the local news around my area does this. Perky-looking blondes and boy next door types, well coiffed and clad, who struggle to get the story out of their mouths. Then it is off into the spin hopper with whatever they said, for processing and "analysis." Personally, I'd rather have plain or homely people just give the news in an accurate, unbiased way.

[thucythucy]

9. Your point is confirmed by the fact

that on all the local "news" programs I see, the folks responsible for "hair styles" and "wardrobe" are named in the closing credits, but "fact checkers" are nowhere to be seen. Next time you see a local news show, check the closing credits and you'll see what I mean.

I think that tells you where the priorities are.

[RBInMaine]

10. Because it is corporate shit.

[spanone]

11. the media has their talking points on gas...