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Media Bias and the 47 Percent

HenryAgincourt Wrote: Sep 21, 2012 8:10 AM
I agree with David Brooks' "Thurston Howell Romney" comments about those Romney secret-video remarks. Romney showed total disdain for a large number of his fellow Americans, including many of his supporters! Romney is a badly flawed, not-ready-for-primetime empty suit.
Kenneth L. Wrote: Sep 21, 2012 9:50 AM
Read the column. The "secret-video" was edited.

Did you leap to a similarly supportive (of Breitbart) conclusion when Shirley Sherrod came under fire?

Your remarks are meaningless because your facts are scewed by the liberal media. You are a dupe.
The narrative of the Romney campaign as portrayed by most major media last week has been one of a tone-deaf, elitist candidate. In a presidential race as tight as this one -- the Gallup daily tracking poll Thursday showed the candidates tied at 47 percent -- the media potentially can tip the balance for or against a candidate in a decisive way.

Most outlets ran with the stories suggesting Romney was describing 47 percent of American voters as government-dependent slackers who pay no taxes. In fact, Romney suggested nothing of the sort. The videotape of Romney's remarks received publicity after James Earl...

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