media bias
Rhino Times, December 1, 2012, Under the Hammer, Truth in print in NC, Media bias, Big government larger problem than deficit, Obama campaign vs Romney
Rhino Times, December 1, 2012, Under the Hammer, Truth in print in NC, Media bias, Big government larger problem than deficit, Obama campaign vs Romney “As the crisis develops, it will be important to use the mass media to inform the broader llberal community about the inefficiencies and injustices of welfare. For example, the system will not be able to process many new applicants because of cumbersome and often unconstitutional investi-gatory procedures (which cost 20c for every dollar dis-bursed). As delays mount, so should the public demand that a simplifiedRead More
Blagojevich trial jury selection, June 5, 2010, Rod Blagojevich familiarity, Fact versus fiction, Media bias, Entertainment culture, Blagojevich indictment far bigger than selling senate seat
Blagojevich trial jury selection, June 5, 2010, Rod Blagojevich familiarity Some of you may be weary of hearing about the Rod Blagojevich trial. Some of you may be wondering why Citizen Wells has spent so much energy attempting to provide the complete picture of Blagojevich and his involvement in Chicago and IL corruption over many years. Here are some of the main reasons. We have a biased media that has misrepresented Blagojevich and his corruption ties. We have an entertainment culture. We have less news coverage and more entertainment presented.Read More
Enron, US president, media bias, NY Times
I have seen this email before and I received it again yesterday and thought it was worth posting. You won’t read about this in the mainstream media. You will read malicious, smear stories about an honorable man, John McCain, in the NY Times. How Enron Worked the President! (This is an interesting bit of information that you don’t hear much about.) 1. Enron’s chairman did meet with the president and the vice president in the Oval Office. 2. Enron gave $420,000 to the president’s party over three years. 3. ItRead More