I'm beginning to think some in the media are getting backbones

[Nikepallas]

and are not going to start reporting what BUSHCO doesn't want "us" to know. ie: Dateline, Olbermann,Ohio fraud being covered more.


Or am I getting to hopeful?

[OldLeftieLawyer]

1. Get a grip, man

With stem cell research pretty much stymied, the press doesn't have a chance of growing a backbone.

I've given up on them.

[laheina]

3. LoL

that's pretty funny :)

[autorank]

2. I hope your right but I think they're just a bit testy for mundane reasons

Thus, they lash out at the nearest target of significance. Since * is the only one now, he gets pissed on a little. I think that the Corporate Media has depths of insincerity that they have yet to explore.

[Swamp Rat]

4. Jellyfish don't have backbones.

:D

[desi826]

5. No. What's happening is....

the media sees, that the blackout just took a big hit with the Diebold guy tampering with the equipment.
They will now try to "handle" the obvious, by doing their version of "move on, nothing to see here"

The stories aren't going away, so now they have to reassure the people they propagandized into thinking everything is fine, that despite evidence to the contrary, things really ARE fine.

It has nothing to do with a backbone, and everything to do with covering Bush.
Des

[Vidar]

6. I hope you're right. There are many decent reporters out there, held

on a tight leash by theri corporate owners.