What has happened to the Mainstream Media? |
Sent to Reuter's 2,500 journalists to be sure the news they reported to the world fit the Reuter's politically-correct position:
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CBS News is the preferred network for news of those who support the DNC. |
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Sadly, today you just can't trust many national and local media print sources for unbiased news; instead your paying with your hard-earned money to read the views and personal advocacy of their tiny group of elite editors. Now, that's ridiculous! As an American, it really is YOUR responsibility to find the non-biased stories. You can only do that by taking time to check out several different news sources for yourself. Cable news, for instance, is 24 / 7. Their daily popular evening programs repeat late night so you can record or later watch any one you missed. And with cable, you can watch top analysis news shows on networks such as CNBC, MSNBC, CNN, and the FOX NEWS CHANNEL (FNC) for 24/7 news coverage with updates to important running stories (see links below.) When you do, you'll be surprised to see an information highway open up to you and your family overnight . . . suddenly discovering stories and news you didn't even know existed that had been suppressed and censored (filtered out) by the editors of your local elite media. Therefore, always check out at least two national news cable TV sources that are owned by different media companies for fair & balanced reporting that you know you can trust for future decisions you will make as a voter. While I list CNN, CNN sometimes acts more like an international news organization on American soil, similar to the politics of the BBC. But judge for yourself. Americans making the right decision based on unbiased facts is critical to the function and long life of our hard-fought democracy. But YOU must do your part to allow this to happen and demand your right to know, which as an American citizen was provided to you by your forefathers and paid for in blood by other American patriots whose names you will never know. Our forefathers called their idea for a free media to be able to report the truth to the general public the "Fourth Estate." Unfortunately, out of the four branches of our experimental government (the Legislative, the Judicial, the Executive, and the Fourth Estate), the Fourth Estate is the one that has no accountability to the public except from the nickel or dime each of you drops to read our local or national newspaper. Because of this, our forefathers thought the people were smart enough to put those opinions out of business they didn't like. Unfortunately, that's difficult to do today with news organizations being so large. But if you feel your print resource for the news is more of an advocate for its own personal or political agenda and not interested in providing you with all the news as it happens (who, what, where, who, and how), then it is your job as an American to stop supporting it with your money; in the hopes its doors will close and another institution that is more interested in your welfare will spring forth from the ashes. Here is a real-life example.
Media sources like this can be dangerous to the freedom of any American individual, and why the ACLU and its partnership with newspapers and the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) across America may succeed in limiting your freedom of speech to their secular agenda unless you stand up and vote with your pocket change. When freedoms are limited and people are denied their rights, as happened with African Americans, people have a choice of being run over or cleansing their government through civil war. While bloody and tens of thousands had died in the last declared civil war under Lincoln, the principals of democracy were upheld for the next generation of Americans. Without it, this country could not have endured. Freedom is never easy until you've lost it. |
Fox Report w/ Shepard Smith |
Your World w/ Neil Cavuto |
The O'Reilly
Factor |
Glenn Beck |
Lou Dobbs |
E-mail Shepard | E-mail Neil | E-mail Bill - pithy! | E-mail Glenn | E-mail Lou |
So what about the mainstream media?
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