corysub
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ORIGINAL: Aneirin Ok, if you can't beat them, join them, yet another political thread, but from the viewpoint of us over the pond. Just listening to BBC1 news here, and there is yet more on Obama, but Mc Cain only briefly mentioned. Now I can't help thinking that either Obama is more popular and therefore more newsworthy, or is it the BBC is again influencing through it's own politics. From what I hear over here, Obama is known by everyone, and everyone expects he to be in the big chair come November, not many have even heard of Mc Cain. What do others think here in the sceptred Isle ? Do you see political bias ? Yep! Just like on this side of the pond, Obama has captured the imagination of the liberal media types on the tabloids like the New York Times (Yes, its a tabloid) networks, MSNBC and CNN. The commerical networks here are more interested in the STORYand its attraction of viewers in between commercials than the health and future of the country. Shame on them! They are trying to pick the President and are losing their audience, and their business, by the way. The Times on it's present course of being spokesmedia for the DNC will probably be bankrupt down the road. Air America failed due to lack of audience and the Times and other lib media are seeing the same contraction in revenue while conservative talk radio prospers. Clearly people like the message and entertainment of Rush, Sean, Levin Hewitt, and others on domestic talk. I would bet that Keith's contract will not be renewed and that Chris Matthews will wind up at Betty Ford...the poor guy is beside himself and lost for words with the selection of Sarah Palin who has changed the formula. Although I disagree with Chris Matthews, he is a good guy and needs a rest.
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