politico.com - 10/31/2008
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Media coverage of Palin has been overwhelmingly negative. See also: Readers respond to media bias
stealthissweater.blogspot.com - 11/3/2008
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stealthissweater.blogspot.com —
Forgive my terrible wink.... I obviously don't have
enough practice. It was tough to make a sweater...
that did justice to Ms. Palin…. There is a lot that can be said about that hockey mom from Alaska. In the end, I went Project Runway with her, since ...
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I finally went negative!
minx.cc - 10/27/2008
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minx.cc —
Nothing new or unexpected here, but now we've
got a nice graph. The Project for Excellence in...
Journalism (sic) has the statistics: For Obama during this period, just over a third of the stories were clearly positive in tone (36%),...
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Press Coverage is Twice as Negative for McCain
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Well, duh
WTF Is It Now?!? —
Politico is reporting that media coverage of diva Mooselini has been "overwhelmingly negative," according to a new study by a -- right -- conservative media watchdog group. ...
It's the media's fault that Palin is a blithering idiot
AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves the truth —
I mean, I have to give the conservatives some credit - they have an impossible task dealing with Sarah Palin's ongoing gaffes and overall idiocy. But to suggest, as they now are, that the media is to blame for all the anti-Palin stories of the past two months, kind of misses the larger point. Much of the news about Palin has been negative because she has had her share, and then some, of scandal, gaffes and overall idiocy. She's one of the worst vice presidential picks in American history, and has a definite knack for revealing the worst in herself. She quite literally is bad ...
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news.yahoo.com 10/22/2008 — Politico - The good news for John McCain? He's now receiving as much attention from the national media as his Democratic rival. The bad news? It’s overwhelmingly negative.
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littlegreenfootballs.com 10/23/2008 — Politics | Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 4:43:45 pm PST With nary a hint of irony, Politico reports that the coverage of John McCain has been overwhelmingly negative . The good news for John McCain? He s now receiving as much attention from the national media ...
Press coverage negative on McCain?
theanchoressonline.com 10/27/2008 — Well, slap my ass and call me Sally; a study finds the press coverage of John McCain has been substantially more negative than of Obama.
Well. Duh. How can there be negative press on Obama, when the press won’t report on Obama anything that ...
Proving a Negative
corner.nationalreview.com 11/23/2008 — From the front page of today's WaPo:
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Plan Aims to Create or Save 2.5 Million Positions by 2011
President-elect Barack Obama is developing a plan to create or preserve 2.5 million jobs over the next two years by ...
Is an 'October surprise' still possible? —
CNN Political Ticker 10/31/2008
Reporters pressed Kerry about the Osama bin Laden tape.
(CNN) – It's Halloween on Friday, but campaign aides to Barack Obama and John McCain may be spooked for another reason: Events that dominated the news in the dwindling days before the ...
Reagan aide criticizes Palin pick —
First Read 10/31/2008
From MSNBC's Adam VerdugoKen Duberstein, former Republican chief of staff to President Reagan, told MSNBC's Norah O'Donnell today that the pick of Palin has undermined John McCain's credibility. "What most Americans I think realize is that you ...
Closing McCain ads take swipe at Obama —
CNN Political Ticker 10/31/2008
Sen. McCain releases two new ads in his final push to win the White House.
(CNN)–With only four days before election day, Sen. John McCain is ending the battle of the airwaves with a pair of 30-second spots.
"Obama Praising McCain" echoes a ...