Thundar
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FogRider wrote:
FogRider wrote:
Heattended a virulent anti-American madrassa.
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[Another B. Hussein Obama Democrap]Lawmaker Indicted In Gun Incident Houston TX
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Thundar
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Thundar wrote:
I was writing about themadrassa in Chicago, not the one in Indonesia.
(Sorry I usually just shout Ron Paul, but that was too tempting for a bitter person who clings to guns and religion.)
Thundar wrote:
I was writing about themadrassa in Chicago, not the one in Indonesia.
(Sorry I usually just shout Ron Paul, but that was too tempting for a bitter person who clings to guns and religion.)
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imperialism2024 wrote:
I was explaining and not accusing.
As I understand Obama's father is Islamic and I have heard reports that he converted to Christianity....
I never used the T word.
I think he is a lot of things, but I don't think he is a terrorist.
imperialism2024 wrote:
I was explaining and not accusing.
As I understand Obama's father is Islamic and I have heard reports that he converted to Christianity....
I never used the T word.
I think he is a lot of things, but I don't think he is a terrorist.
Forty-five
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Many resent the double standard. Many are annoyed by the fact that the mainstream media gave this man a free ride for so long, i.e.,not disclosing histies to questionable persons/organizations, lack of experience.It's like Senator Byrd's alleged ties to KKK. The media doesn't care because he has a D in front of his name.
Many resent the double standard. Many are annoyed by the fact that the mainstream media gave this man a free ride for so long, i.e.,not disclosing histies to questionable persons/organizations, lack of experience.It's like Senator Byrd's alleged ties to KKK. The media doesn't care because he has a D in front of his name.
Huck
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Legba wrote:
Legba wrote:
Party affiliation should'nt have anything to do with it but tell that to the media. If he was a Republican the media would be waving that all over the place.
MetalChris
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Huck wrote:
At least that's what (all) my liberal friend(s) say...
Huck wrote:
Nuh-uh, don't you know that the media has a conservative bias? /sarcastic
At least that's what (all) my liberal friend(s) say...
FogRider
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USAF_MetalChris wrote:
USAF_MetalChris wrote:
I have found the the media is pretty evenly spread between liberal and conservative. The problem is both sides are so damn extreme, so there is not enough mid range. Why the hell does the news need to take sides anyway? just reprot what's going on. There is no need to spin it either direction.Huck wrote:Nuh-uh, don't you know that the media has a conservative bias? /sarcastic
At least that's what (all) my liberal friend(s) say...
deepdiver
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Every study I have seen on media bias has found that there is most definitely a liberal or left if you prefer, bias in the mainstream media. That doesn't mean that every news program is so biased, but rather the stations carrying news are overall. I was surprised that Fox News, in the last study I recall, actually scored around the middle with a very slight left lean. Even as someone conservative/libertarian I expected them to come out at least slightly right. But no. Turns out that they just aren't as far left as most everyone else is so only appear right in comparison. IIRC, the most balanced show was one of the network morning shows to my surprise.
Every study I have seen on media bias has found that there is most definitely a liberal or left if you prefer, bias in the mainstream media. That doesn't mean that every news program is so biased, but rather the stations carrying news are overall. I was surprised that Fox News, in the last study I recall, actually scored around the middle with a very slight left lean. Even as someone conservative/libertarian I expected them to come out at least slightly right. But no. Turns out that they just aren't as far left as most everyone else is so only appear right in comparison. IIRC, the most balanced show was one of the network morning shows to my surprise.
Doug Huffman
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FogRider wrote:
FogRider wrote:
http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=26075
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Lakoff
FogRider
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Doug Huffman wrote:
Doug Huffman wrote:
I'm really not sure what you are trying to say with a hate filled article on a different subject, and an obtuse wikipedia article.
Doug Huffman
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FogRider wrote:
FogRider wrote:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080418/NATION/334729180/1001
Euromutt
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None of this answers the question "what does any of this have to do with Obama, except for the fact that the twit in question is a Democrat?" Miles is also a Texan; should we tar all Texans with the same brush? and if we're going to make infantile aspersions based on names, hey, that Miles guy's first name is Borris. Has anyone made sure he's not secretly a Russian? (So he's black; details...)
Let's bear in mind that Brian Schweitzer and Bill Richardson, governors of Montana and New Mexico, respectively, are also Democrats, but are on record as being pro-gun rights (yes, Richardson voted for the 1994 AWB--or more precisely, he voted for the bill of which the AWB was a part--but he had the good grace to acknowledge that in retrospect, the AWB was a mistake). Once you get west of the Mississippi (not counting California, which is its own microcosmos), there's a fair number of Dems who are demonstrably more pro-gun rights than a great many Republicans east of the Mississippi.
None of this answers the question "what does any of this have to do with Obama, except for the fact that the twit in question is a Democrat?" Miles is also a Texan; should we tar all Texans with the same brush? and if we're going to make infantile aspersions based on names, hey, that Miles guy's first name is Borris. Has anyone made sure he's not secretly a Russian? (So he's black; details...)
Let's bear in mind that Brian Schweitzer and Bill Richardson, governors of Montana and New Mexico, respectively, are also Democrats, but are on record as being pro-gun rights (yes, Richardson voted for the 1994 AWB--or more precisely, he voted for the bill of which the AWB was a part--but he had the good grace to acknowledge that in retrospect, the AWB was a mistake). Once you get west of the Mississippi (not counting California, which is its own microcosmos), there's a fair number of Dems who are demonstrably more pro-gun rights than a great many Republicans east of the Mississippi.
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OK guys... what am I not getting?
This thread looks like nothing more than to discourage others from voting fora presidential candidate and to post anything negative or hateful one can find on him.
Starting off with his name and political affiliation.
I am sure the republicans can do this just fine in their media ads with all the muckraking that happens in politics.
OK guys... what am I not getting?
This thread looks like nothing more than to discourage others from voting fora presidential candidate and to post anything negative or hateful one can find on him.
Starting off with his name and political affiliation.
I am sure the republicans can do this just fine in their media ads with all the muckraking that happens in politics.
Nelson_Muntz
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LEO 229 wrote:
It is hateful to think that a name and/or a political affiliation is hateful.
It just is what it is.
< adjust your skirt, your slip is showing >
LEO 229 wrote:
It is hateful to think that a name and/or a political affiliation is hateful.
It just is what it is.
< adjust your skirt, your slip is showing >
BobCav
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Same question - Who is closing these threads immediately after LEO229 thinks they should be closed? Do you now have that ability 229?
Same question - Who is closing these threads immediately after LEO229 thinks they should be closed? Do you now have that ability 229?