The media is biased against the Republican party, is it a conspiracy?!

Question

Better get them tin foil hats ready, seems like we need some for the republicans as well as the democrats.

You all entered a race that will not change your life in any way. No matter who wins. You are all going to continue to cry, moan, and complain.

Answer 1

No and no.

The Liberal Media myth is a propaganda tool employed by conservative radio hosts, columnists and pundits as a convenient excuse why after 20 years their ideology has failed to convince the public at large, and as a memetic inocculation of the public against the evidence that the media bias is in fact a conservative one.

Not only does the liberal media claim have no basis in fact, it also does not make sense considering the issues of media ownership and influence of advertisers. Most media outlets are owned by a handful of conservative corporations and individuals, and funded by usually economically conservative advertisers who have no need for an educated, alert, independent and critical citizenry. What they need is a dumb, bored, cynical and apathetic public that has abandoned all critical faculties and is easily distracted by celebrity gossip and mindless sports games. A public that will believe anything it is told, or nothing at all, which amounts to the same end result. This pro-corporate conservative bias of the media is well-documented and shows itself in consistent under-reporting or ignoring of any information that would lead people to question the fundamental status quo.

Answer 2

take talk radio out of the mix and just about every person that the media is biased against the republicans.. the newest proof is they have admitted to holding back the news about edwards...