I think the media keeps talking to all these people that have been wrong about everything because they don’t want to admit that they’ve been had. It’s co-dependency! Republicans need the media as much as the media needs them.
That was stupidly lazy reporting. And John Lott as an expert in anything? Please. What kind of a newsroom has an editor that won’t ask for the reporter to at least talk to the Secretary of State of the head of the Elections Dept?
Yeah you can see it in the way they absolutely skewered Obama for the last year and a half. How can he survive such brutal onslaughts as “I’ve got a thrill going up my leg”. Truly a testament to his character and fortitude.
Well, I guess I should be happy that you didn’t follow your Rush Limbaugh programming and go onto to lament the “Obama Recession.”
Ungh. While technically media, I prefer not to call any openly-partisan pundit “media.” To use them when referring to the political barometer of the general media is not a fair comparison. Maddow v Fatbaugh, Olbermann v Shamnity, etc. They thrive only off of their partisan supporters and the occasional crank that opposes them. Objective reporting wouldn’t fit their format.
If partisan punditry were to suddenly disappear from the landscape of the TV tubes and radio waves, I honestly can’t say that I’d miss any of them.
I think the media keeps talking to all these people that have been wrong about everything because they don’t want to admit that they’ve been had. It’s co-dependency! Republicans need the media as much as the media needs them.
That was stupidly lazy reporting. And John Lott as an expert in anything? Please. What kind of a newsroom has an editor that won’t ask for the reporter to at least talk to the Secretary of State of the head of the Elections Dept?
cassandra hit the nail on the head — lazy.
Yeah you can see it in the way they absolutely skewered Obama for the last year and a half. How can he survive such brutal onslaughts as “I’ve got a thrill going up my leg”. Truly a testament to his character and fortitude.
That old chestnut? Well, I guess I should be happy that you didn’t follow your Rush Limbaugh programming and go onto to lament the “Obama Recession.”
Well, I guess I should be happy that you didn’t follow your Rush Limbaugh programming and go onto to lament the “Obama Recession.”
Ungh. While technically media, I prefer not to call any openly-partisan pundit “media.” To use them when referring to the political barometer of the general media is not a fair comparison. Maddow v Fatbaugh, Olbermann v Shamnity, etc. They thrive only off of their partisan supporters and the occasional crank that opposes them. Objective reporting wouldn’t fit their format.
If partisan punditry were to suddenly disappear from the landscape of the TV tubes and radio waves, I honestly can’t say that I’d miss any of them.