[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]Don't be so sure. It has been shown time and again that the media does have a bias, more often than not, to the left. Media Bias Is Real, Finds UCLA Political Scientist explains it all. This of course does not include MSNBC which is the polar opposite of Fox News.
wolverine4262
This is an honest question. Im a little confused. Why would mentioning a particular political group or organization more than another display a bia? maybe there is just more news to report.Notice I picked out the 2 media outlets that are the extreme versions of each other. Both tend tonitpick everything the opposition does or wants to do. Also, notice that newspapers especially, will endorse political candidates and typically they are liberal candidates. As far as mentioning a specific group, citing said groups almost exclusively also shows bias.
The worst thing about this, the press was supposed to be the watchdog of the government, hence the 1st Amendment right of freedom of the press. Instead, the press, while still trying to be the watchdog, is pushing an agenda and with the exception of Fox News, they all lean left. I can see that with some of the papers I have read like USA Today, The Wall Street Journal (I get to read these at hotels) and The Atlanta Journal Constition.
It was also visible during the last two Presidential elections. The press would not ask Obama what he meant by change, yet they went after GWB for his military record and that even led to the resignation of a long time anchor from a nightly news program when he failed to check out the sources of a story he ran.
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