Bleedin' ==^&$#(*!! == CNN

[Whisp]

Sanchez is making it sound like the demonstration at DC today FOR Health Care is some kind of oddity from another planet. Its all them lefties is what he pretty well ended up with.

and fuckin ugly Wolfy chimes in with somethng like: yeah (even those stupid) lefties can speak, this is a free country after all.

Talk about payola or what. Do they truly BELIEVE that people Don't want reform? Fucking assholes, I see the ads against 'socialized' medicine on their channel quite often and I know what little notes they get stuck onto their dumbell forheads every morning as to which way to tilt the convo.

It will be grand to see them squirm even more down the road when reform will go through. They'll be out of breath with worry.

[cutlassmama]

1. They are as bad as Faux.

[Whisp]

3. worse, because they sometimes sort of almost squeak by

with newsworthy stuff.

them Bam!

[gateley]

2. Ratigan covered it well. nt

[Swamp Rat]

4. Turn off CNN

I am certain it causes brain damage.

[RKP5637]

5. CNN = Crap Network News. I also don't care for Sanchez. He's a blowhard IMO. n/t

[Cali_Democrat]

6. Don't watch news on TV

It will drive you mad.

[Supersedeas]

8. but if you do watch TV, report it, so I will know what crap my folks are watching

[monmouth]

7. Let's face it. Dems haven't been heard from in this venue and I'm

glad there were more than "many dozens" as was previously reported, where, I forget...

[gratuitous]

9. Compare and contrast

Popular media coverage of a bunch of shouting blowhard teabaggers who, according to all available polling data, represent less than a third of the electorate versus a much larger crowd who, according to all available polling data, represent the other two-thirds of the electorate.

Who got more coverage? Who got more respectful coverage? Who was covered live? What were the comparative numbers of participants? What was the ratio of participants to news people on the scene?

The answers should go a long way toward establishing the direction of media bias.