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Hey Amanda,
I tried to e-mail this to you, but I don't think it got through. I haven't seen any attention in the media about the story I am about to link (other than the report itself). I was hoping some more people might bring light to this. Thanks!
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2008/oct/10/obama-sough t-to-sway-iraqis-on-bush-deal/

i like to ask why Amanda Carpenter, do you contribute to the FoxNews Network
when that there is not one single African-American that anchors/hosts any
show on its flagship channel and only ONE on its "business" channel

this has been and to this day a problem that FoxNews cares to ignore
added to this is the fact that the majority (a ratio of nearly 18-1) of contributors are white
this is not fair NOR balanced

not a true representation of diversity, diverse views
regardless, i have many more valid points that are so long... they can not
be all listed here in this email

be that as it is, i still in some form look forward to your reply

sincerely, Chris P. Vaughan (christopherpv66@GMail.com)
columbus, Ohio

even before Ms. Carpenter does, if she does.

Would you say that colleges and universities are "fair and balanced" when their commencement speakers this year will be 99.8% liberal-leftists? That's up slightly from an average over the last decade of 98.5%?

The on-air personnel of FNC contributed to Democrats over Republicans in 2008 89-11%. Of course that beats, say NBC, which was 100-0%.

I don't care if one is white or black or brown or green or straight or gay or Jewish or Muslim. I care about news being news, opinion being opinion and based on facts, provided by talented people who can separate those.

I rate FNC a 5 on a 10-scale. CNN flips from 1 to -1. MSNBC, NBC, CBS, ABC are all zeroes, but consistent.

Who has the "white" view, Nancy Pelosi or Michele Malkin? Who has the "black" point of view, Clarence Thomas or Maxine Waters?