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Those who DO study history...
Date: 2007-07-01 04:15 am (UTC)The part that gets me is the reporters that actually do ask the questions of the troops looking for the answers that agree with the whole "Iraq is in shambles" bit. They are asking thousands of troops these questions, and the moment they manage to get a couple of troopers griping (as all troopers have done since the dawn of time) it makes front page news on the New York Times that the troops are against the war. They'll igonore thousands of troopers that disagree with them because they are "too close", but a few that gripe are the "feelings of those that put their lives at risk every day".
MSM reporters support liberal politicians at a ratio of 9 to 1 over conservatives, and people actually believe that there isn't a bias in the mainstream media??? They bitch that FOX is too conservative? At least with FOX the people tell you "I am a conservative", or "I am a liberal" or "I am an independent", and everyone has their say.