Why are liberals in so much denial about liberal bias in
the news? Why do they think they're bending over backward to be
"objective" doing that which Republicans see as partisan
activism? Daniel Froomkin of the
Huffington Post — formerly of The Washington Post — suggests an answer. He is
exactly the kind of liberal agitator in the newsroom who wants every news story
to be a blazing editorial. Every reporter must divide the world clearly between
Liberal Sense and Conservative Nonsense. His latest article is titled,
"Writing a Neutral Story About Something So Heartless As the Food Stamp
Vote Is Not Good Journalism."
On Sept. 19, The New York Times reported, "The Republican-led House yesterday voted to make deep cuts to the food stamps program that has kept millions of American families from going hungry since the recession hit, saying its response to growing need was instead a sign of bloat and abuse." In short, Democrats keep families from starving. Republicans reject "growing need" as "bloat." - See more at:
On Sept. 19, The New York Times reported, "The Republican-led House yesterday voted to make deep cuts to the food stamps program that has kept millions of American families from going hungry since the recession hit, saying its response to growing need was instead a sign of bloat and abuse." In short, Democrats keep families from starving. Republicans reject "growing need" as "bloat." - See more at:
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