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FMCoug · 09-04-2008, 08:39 PM

CNNPolitics top stories at the moment:

Top Stories »
Cafferty: 95% white Iowa keeps backing Obama
Obama giving some black Republicans 'heartburn'
GOP's identity struggles on Palin's big night
Cops deny excessive force against RNC protesters
Grade Palin's speech
Rosen: Sarah Palin, right and wrong
Time: Can Palin escape the parent trap?
Sanchez: Palin is a VP for the rest of us
GOP lacks diversity, says it pushes outreach

7 of the 10 headlines are slanted liberal ... lol

MikeWaters · 09-04-2008, 08:43 PM

CNN is worthless.

BBC actually has news.

CardiacCoug · 09-05-2008, 12:11 AM

I like the way they kept posting on the bottom of the screen "Fact: If elected, McCain will be the oldest President every elected to a first term."

Palin calling out the elitist media last night was my favorite part of her talk and should play well around the country. It is so blatant and people are sick of it. There is nothing wrong with "ordinary" people running for elected office. I think most Americans subscribe to the theory that they would rather be governed by the people on a random page out of the phonebook than the faculty at Harvard. (I forget who said that originally).

Ma'ake · 09-05-2008, 12:25 AM

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Originally Posted by CardiacCoug

I like the way they kept posting on the bottom of the screen "Fact: If elected, McCain will be the oldest President every elected to a first term."

If the MSM's behavior is going to backfire, why are conservatives so indignant? I mean, isn't this a prime advantage?

Seriously, the mock indignation on Palin's behalf is disingenuous, but it's also smart politics. Just heard the GOP governor of Hawai'i go on a big rant about how cruel it is that people are wondering if Palin should be at home with all the challenges her family faces.

LOL. Most diehard Republican Mormons are asking the same question, looking to their leadership for their cues.

We'll know if the the McCain campaign goes over the line if we hear Palin, voice cracking, say something like "I will NOT sit by and let my young baby with Downe syndrome be attacked!"

il Padrino Ute · 09-05-2008, 12:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Ma'ake

LOL. Most diehard Republican Mormons are asking the same question, looking to their leadership for their cues.

Do you have empirical evidence of this?

09-04-2008, 08:39 PM	#1
FMCoug Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Kaysville, UT Posts: 3,151	No bias on CNN at all CNNPolitics top stories at the moment: Top Stories » Cafferty: 95% white Iowa keeps backing Obama Obama giving some black Republicans 'heartburn' GOP's identity struggles on Palin's big night Cops deny excessive force against RNC protesters Grade Palin's speech Rosen: Sarah Palin, right and wrong Time: Can Palin escape the parent trap? Sanchez: Palin is a VP for the rest of us GOP lacks diversity, says it pushes outreach 7 of the 10 headlines are slanted liberal ... lol __________________ Still fat ...

09-04-2008, 08:43 PM	#2
MikeWaters Demiurge Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 36,365	CNN is worthless. BBC actually has news.

09-05-2008, 12:11 AM	#3
CardiacCoug Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 471	I like the way they kept posting on the bottom of the screen "Fact: If elected, McCain will be the oldest President every elected to a first term." Palin calling out the elitist media last night was my favorite part of her talk and should play well around the country. It is so blatant and people are sick of it. There is nothing wrong with "ordinary" people running for elected office. I think most Americans subscribe to the theory that they would rather be governed by the people on a random page out of the phonebook than the faculty at Harvard. (I forget who said that originally).