...everything met his standards.

I'm curious. Do you know if your Dad allowed his writers to criticize his advertisers?

to keep an irrelevant campaign in the news.

Utter desperation.

Thanks for the thread JoeOtterbein.

...what's up!

And sure... I'd call it phony outrage, it's a good ploy by the Sanders campaign to prevent the further erosion of his declining numbers. I don't think it'll work, but a politician's going to do what a politician's going to do.

'Sincerely clueless', indeed.

rather than direct manipulation by a corporate master, then what could possibly be done to prevent such bias? You want to tell me Bernie's solution is any better? I seriously doubt those Bern Notices are a product of pure, groupthink-free neutrality.

There is no way anyone can believe that a newspaper that prints 16 articles in 16 hours about a single candidate, is being honest. They are plainly showing either their pro-candidate, or anti candidate bias.

I'm also confused as to how that's somehow a sign he's being ignored, which is another common complaint. All of Bernie's complaints about the media seem focused on how it affects him. That seems like a biased agenda to me, not an honest reporting of the state of journalism. If I want to read and learn about the state of journalism in America, I'm going to seek out another source, sorry.

Furthermore, it is beyond hilarious to see DUers suddenly jump to the defense of the corporate media after witnessing complaints about same on this website for the past 10 plus years.

Complaints about “going after Gore and propping up Bush” to complaints about “horse races” to complaints about “promoting illegal wars” to complaints about “normalizing trump” to complaints about “her emails” stories.

But we get it...

This is an interesting article https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2019/02/26/ive-reported-bernie-sanders-years-free-press-cant-give-him-what-he-wants/

Would we?

Thanks for the laugh sid!

ROFL!!!!

I'm stealing that one bro!

the nomination.. he has burned too many bridges with the Democrats.. ( I am speaking of Iowa).. they are flocking to Warren and will not be back.. he was just a place holder till Warren stepped in.. and there was no way they were going to back him again after he did that number last time of playing at being a Democrat and then went Indy as soon as it was over..

It will be critical to our winning back the WH in Nov 2020.

Remember: "what about her emails"

I'll never forget!

you talk about the media doing a number on someone.. they would not even ask him a question.. but it is what it is..he was without a doubt the best to move the country forward.. in fact it scares me a little when Warren has a plan for everything because that was O'Malleys downfall.. he was bright.. have executive government experience and had a plan for everything and that just lost people.. they want simple words of comfort, and you will do something.. and I worked my backside off for HRH after that, but she suffered from the same syndrome.. too many words.. we are a twitter universe now.. and Sanders has the same problem.. it is not the fault of the media.. it is the changing attention spans of the voters..


And now with Sanders complaining they are calling him Trump light.. he does not want that stuck to him.. he has to change how he does this.. Biden is so old, he is new again.. he gaffes and people know he is going to do it.. and it is endearing to them because they know his heart and what he has accomplished..


Blame it on the team he picked.. They are the worst.. they are the snobs who know better than anyone else what we need.. and it irritates the hell out of people.

Since it's inception in 2007. Hmmmm. I think this is influenced by the one percent.

Just kidding. I'm not that much of a simpleton.

That is the exact argument being made by authoritarian populists as they promote articles and institutions propped up by the one percent.

Senator Warren has just as liberal or even more liberal platform compared to sanders and she is not being hurt in the polls or getting bad press coverage

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