--- In [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>  
> In a message dated 9/9/06 11:48:36 A.M. Central Daylight Time,  
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 
> >  
> > > Right, that's why ABC sent copies of the film to
> > >  right-wingers and refused to send it to lefties,
> > > and is now  fighting tooth and nail against liberal
> > > critics of the film. And  why CBS deferentially
> > > obeyed its right-wing critics who objected  to the
> > > Reagan film and took it off the air. And why
> > >  Disney wouldn't distribute Michael Moore's film.
> > > And why the  media attacked Gore during the 2000
> > > campaign using the lies the  RNC sent them.
> > > 
> > > If liberals tried to take over  journalism and the
> > > media, let's hope the evangelicals will be  just
> > > as successful.
> > > 
> > > So Judy, let me  ask you, where on the political spectrum do 
you 
> > place, in 
> >  > general, the major media? ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, The largest news 
> >  papers and 
> > > magazines like The NY Times, LA Times, Washington  Post, 
Newsweek, 
> > Time etc. I take 
> > > it that you don't find  them liberal but based upon your 
comments 
> > above 
> > > surely  you don't find them conservative , do you? Based upon 
what 
> > you are  saying , 
> > > it almost sounds like you can't consider somebody a  liberal 
> unless 
> > they are 
> > > an out and out  Marxist.
> > 
> > I'm not going to dignify that with a  response.
> 
> P.S.: I will point out, however, that your nitwit
> comment  was made *in lieu of* addressing my examples
> of right-wing mainstream media  bias.
> 
> Ah, so I am right. In order for you to consider the media liberal 
they  would 
> actually have to be what most people consider far left wing.

Well, no, and how you could get that from what I
wrote, I can't imagine.

 No, I don't  
> think the media is far left wing but does have a general slant to 
the left that  
> they try to keep subtle so as to not openly appear biased thus 
ruining their  
> credablility.

Translation: if the media leans to the left, it's
because it's left-wing.

But if it leans to the right...it's because it's
left-wing.

 As for ABC's decisions about who got previews of the mini series 
>  and who didn't, I can't say, but one example of showing a little 
favoritism 
> to  one side, if in fact it happened,( some how the Clinton 
administration got 
>  previews or they wouldn't be complaining)

No, the Clinton folks didn't get copies, lefty
bloggers didn't get copies, Democrats didn't
get copies.  It's not impossible somebody sent
Clinton's people one under the table, but there's
been enough reported--including verbatim dialogue--
about what goes on in the film that they didn't
have to see it to know there was plenty to
complain about.

 ,doesn't correct decades of 
> showing  favoritism to the other.

That's a right-wing myth.  It was started deliberately.
There was never any truth to it.

 CBS I'm sure, made a business decision. They were 
> about  to offend an entire nation, one that had voted Ronald 
Reagan, America's 
> most  popular president

Amazing.  Eighteen percent of those polled said
he was most popular in 2001, behind Lincoln and
JFK.

In 2003, Reagan was fourth most popular, named by
10 percent, behind Lincoln, JFK, and Clinton.

Clinton's highest approval rating was 71.  Reagan's
was 68.

When he left office, Reagan's approval ratings were
between 63 and 51.  Clinton's were between 65 and 66.

Reagan's average approval rating while in office was
52 percent.  Clinton's was 55 percent.

 by having No one other than Barbara Streisand's hubby 
> play the  main role among other conflicts of interest. CBS didn't 
want to 
> risk it. As for  Disney, who gives a crap what they put out or 
don't put out. For 
> them it's  business also. Your three examples can't begin to 
balance decades 
> of  abuse.

You should have resisted the temptation to rise to
the bait.

Mind-boggling.  This is what a *real* True Believer
looks like.






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