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still_one

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6. The administration is, at least it was mentioned on Bloomberg, but only briefly. The point is,

Mon Jul 2, 2012, 10:32 AM

Jul 2012

maybe the Democrats are, but the MSM decides that people only care about the repuke view point not the Democratic one

Their coverage sure is skewed that direction, and has been so for quite some time

When republicans Controlled congress and the executive branch, you hardly heard the Democratic rebuttal. It might have been assumed was because they were not the majority.

When that changed, the media thought it more important to have the repugs explain Democratic policy then ask the Democrats themselves in the vast majority of cases

Essentially there is no journalism in this country anymore

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Why aren't we hammering on Mitten's campaign mgr's gaffe this morning? [View all] Atman Jul 2012 OP

I thought he said he agreed with Scalia. n/t Lil Missy Jul 2012 #1

We are. Firebrand Gary Jul 2012 #2

Thanks...I was "a good DUer" and searched first... Atman Jul 2012 #5

And, more importantly Inuca Jul 2012 #3

The guy agreed to both sides. He couldn't give a straight answer. louis-t Jul 2012 #4

The administration is, at least it was mentioned on Bloomberg, but only briefly. The point is, still_one Jul 2012 #6

It's growing legs quite rapidly............... TheCowsCameHome Jul 2012 #7

This on top of the Romney gaffe of all time. JDPriestly Jul 2012 #8

R#1 & K n/t UTUSN Jul 2012 #9

better question...why isn't the 'librul media' spanone Jul 2012 #10

MSNBC has covered it pretty well. democrat_patriot Jul 2012 #11