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Media bias for Obama

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Couldn't sleep and was watching some of the middle of the night talk shows and one of them alluded to a study that said from the major news networks, Obama received and average of 114 minutes of coverage for the month of June and McCain did not recieve 1/2 that much.

 

IN ADDITION, all 3 major networks are sending their ANCHORS to cover the Obama trip to Iraq. McCain's last trip received no ANCHORS.

 

It seems Hillary's claim of the networks creating the Obama candidacy holds water.

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Is this good or bad in your opinion, coach?

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Is this good or bad in your opinion, coach?

 

It seems that the major networks are establishing one candidate's actions are more important than the others.

 

That gives a media bias and helps that candidate.

 

Obama's trip seems to be important and THE NEWS with all 3 anchors going while McCain's was a mention on the news.

 

News should be neutral and they don't seem to be taking that position.

As the first black presidential candidate I can certainly understand why they have additional coverage. The same thing would have happened if it were Clinton. It's historic.

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As the first black presidential candidate I can certainly understand why they have additional coverage. The same thing would have happened if it were Clinton. It's historic.

 

McCain would be the oldest elected President ever. It's historic.

It seems that the major networks are establishing one candidate's actions are more important than the others.

 

That gives a media bias and helps that candidate.

 

Obama's trip seems to be important and THE NEWS with all 3 anchors going while McCain's was a mention on the news.

 

News should be neutral and they don't seem to be taking that position.

 

I can't remember when the news was neutral.

McCain would be the oldest elected President ever. It's historic.

 

But that's boring.

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I can't remember when the news was neutral.

 

Are they not supposed to be reporting news without a tilt?

Of course they are, they just don't.

But that's boring.

 

Just like the candidate.:D

I'm with 75center, it's a big deal that a black man is running for President of the US. It's not a big deal that an old white man is running for President.

I definitely felt there was a bias during the primary.

Its bad when the media creates the candidate. They have the ability to portray him and his opponent in such a way that he always looks great and the opponent looks like an idiot.

I thought discrepencies like this were not legal?

 

Obama scares the bejeezus out of me.

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