TV Reporters Always Scold GOP as Too Conservative ~ Have You heard Reporters Scold Democrats?

From Video Description (via MCR):

It doesn’t matter whether the nominee is a conservative like Ronald Reagan, or a moderate like John McCain — network reporters always seem to scold Republican delegates and the party platform as too conservative, hostile to women, anathema to blacks, and an all-around turn-off to voters.

Going back to the 1988 convention, the MRC has documented how reporters act like Democratic surrogates, lecturing Republican officials and delegates about how they are too far to the right and intolerant.

Media`s Bias In Regards to Paul Ryan`s Mom ~ PLUS: Media Bias Compared Between Clinton & Bush (1992 vs. the 2000 Elections)

Larry Elder at his best! In this audio segment, the “Sage of South-Central” uses examples from the big three networks by comparing quotes from the Clinton days to Bush’s day.

Rupert Murdoch`s News Corporation has donated 21x More to Obama`s Campaign Than to Mitt Romneys’

Rupert Murdoch, chairman and chief executive officer of News Corp., speaks during a session on day three of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Friday, Jan. 30, 2009. This year’s meeting, which is titled “Shaping the Post-Crisis World,” runs until Feb. 1. Photographer: Adrian Moser/Bloomberg News

WOW! NewsBusters has this interesting stat:

All the major media companies, driven largely by their Hollywood film and television businesses, have made larger contributions to President Obama than to his rival, former Gov. Mitt Romney, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, a nonprofit, nonpartisan Washington-based research group that publishes the Open Secrets Web site.

The center’s numbers represent donations by a company’s PAC and any employees who listed that company as their employer.

Even companies whose news outlets are often perceived as having a conservative bias have given significantly more money to Mr. Obama. Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation, for example, has contributed $58,825 to Mr. Obama’s campaign, compared with $2,750 to Mr. Romney. The conglomerate, which owns Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Post and the 20th Century Fox studios, gave roughly the same amount to Mr. Romney’s Republican primary competitors Rick Perry and Ron Paul as it did to Mr. Romney.

The report above comes from a New York Times article which amusingly enough turns a story about how media companies donate overwhelmingly to Democrats into a way to bash Rupert Murdoch. That’s not entirely surprising given his ownership of the Wall Street Journal, the Times’s chief competitor.

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Love It! Keep Him Out On the Campaigne Trail

From HotAir:

He’s in North Carolina when he’s in Virginia.  He thinks Paul Ryan is governor of … one of the states numbered 51 through 57.  He’s not even clear in which century he’s living.  He’s Joe Biden, and he’s one heartbeat away from the Presidency.  Or will he be for long?  The week’s misadventures for Sheriff Joe have some wondering whether he’s medically qualified for the job, and speculation rising anew that the possessor of that hygienic heartbeat may want to find someone else to square off against Paul Ryan in the October debates.