Actually, I was refering to the NYT. Like many posters have pointed out, the program was legal, and did have the proper oversight from Congress. Everyone on the Hill had been briefed on it.
The NYT is just trying to defend its stupidity.
Actually, I was refering to the NYT. Like many posters have pointed out, the program was legal, and did have the proper oversight from Congress. Everyone on the Hill had been briefed on it.
The NYT is just trying to defend its stupidity.
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exactly.
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I'm going to be honest here, as a fairly open minded, moderate, sceptic... I really don't mind Fox news. I see their bias and laugh at some of their pathetic segments, the errr info-tainment type stuff is kinda odd too. But if I flip it over to CNN, I can see the same amount of bias, this time it just comes with a snobby sneer.
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? I wouldn't say that.
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I wouldn't say that either.Its a pretty big understatement, ain't it?
I was being sarcastic on both counts if you're really wondering.
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Ok, I thought you had gone south on me there.
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Argument from popularity.
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In politics, all arguments are from popularity.
Draw a line segment. To the right are conservatives, to the left are liberals.
Place a dot somewhere on the line that best represents your average opinion.
Place a dot for fox
Place a dot for cnn
place a dot for rush
place a dot for npr
place a dot for bush
place a dot for gore
See, it's all about where you are in relation to the others as to how biased you believe them to be.
To me there are, yes. Your opinion might not be the same.