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corner.nationalreview.com - 9/5/2008
Survey Says . . . Media Are Cheering for Obama
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Sorry sight last night, post-Palin speech, seeing the Fourth Estaters pooh-pooh Republican charges that the media are pro-Obama. But perception is reality in politics, and according to a new SurveyUSA poll, this limited to Washington State registered voters, folks believe the press is pressing ...

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48 Percent To Go
Sound Politics — ... . (8 percent think the media is rooting for John McCain; 35 percent think they are being fair to both.) So we have convinced a majority, but we still have a long way to go. But with the help of almost all of our local news organizations, I think we can make substantial progress by November, perhaps pushing that 52 percent to 60, or even 65 percent. By way of Jack Fowler . (Of course I would prefer to see our "mainstream" news organizations be fair to both sides, and maybe some day they will be. But it would be foolish to expect any improvement from them before this election ...

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