can't buy that
Sorry, but I'm up to here with this 'the media is so biased and anti-conservative' malarky. I guess no one watches Fox News or the other conservative shows, reads the Arkansas Democrat or the hundreds of other 'conservative' rags that spout venom and disinformation like it was God's word. I read from several national papers and get feeds from a half dozen foreign press. You want perspective, read what the rest of the world has to say about us.
No one of a conservative bent seems to remember how the press tore up Carter or went after Clinton like mad dogs on the scent of a fox. The media's main concern is about the money. Which is the way it is in the realm of big business. It is all about the money - in newspapers its whatever sells advertising.
Sure, Bush/Cheney and their neocon ideologues deserve every thing they get, but blaming the media for showing us what is what doesn't make the liberals or democrats smell any better. Congress has a low opinion rating for a darn good reason. Many darn good reasons and it doesn't seem to matter who is in power. Big business has a stink about it that it can't shake either, especially when they conned our leaders into buying that 'free markets will correct themselves' jive.
You want to know why anything is the way it is in this country, set aside the partisan politics, blow off the whacked out talk jocks like Limbaugh, ignore the purposely distracting rants and bickering over moral 'issues' and follow the money.
What do you think this 'tough on crime' baloney is all about? Making the country safer? Locking up druggies and pot heads won't make a dent in crime. Rehab programs are far cheaper and more effective. But paying fact cat contractors who dump millions into camapign coffers to build multi-billion dollar prisons that the states can't afford to staff or run, ah, that is what is real.
Check out the wealth of the Bush cronies before and after he took office. Do the same for just about any Congressman. Follow the links to Wall Street. You want to know why anything is the way it is, follow the money. Can't say it any plainer than that.
Sorry, but I'm up to here with this 'the media is so biased and anti-conservative' malarky. I guess no one watches Fox News or the other conservative shows, reads the Arkansas Democrat or the hundreds of other 'conservative' rags that spout venom and disinformation like it was God's word. I read from several national papers and get feeds from a half dozen foreign press. You want perspective, read what the rest of the world has to say about us.
No one of a conservative bent seems to remember how the press tore up Carter or went after Clinton like mad dogs on the scent of a fox. The media's main concern is about the money. Which is the way it is in the realm of big business. It is all about the money - in newspapers its whatever sells advertising.
Sure, Bush/Cheney and their neocon ideologues deserve every thing they get, but blaming the media for showing us what is what doesn't make the liberals or democrats smell any better. Congress has a low opinion rating for a darn good reason. Many darn good reasons and it doesn't seem to matter who is in power. Big business has a stink about it that it can't shake either, especially when they conned our leaders into buying that 'free markets will correct themselves' jive.
You want to know why anything is the way it is in this country, set aside the partisan politics, blow off the whacked out talk jocks like Limbaugh, ignore the purposely distracting rants and bickering over moral 'issues' and follow the money.
What do you think this 'tough on crime' baloney is all about? Making the country safer? Locking up druggies and pot heads won't make a dent in crime. Rehab programs are far cheaper and more effective. But paying fact cat contractors who dump millions into camapign coffers to build multi-billion dollar prisons that the states can't afford to staff or run, ah, that is what is real.
Check out the wealth of the Bush cronies before and after he took office. Do the same for just about any Congressman. Follow the links to Wall Street. You want to know why anything is the way it is, follow the money. Can't say it any plainer than that.
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