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| − | '''The following persons, organizations, television programs or media outlets have well known liberal bias:''' | + | '''The following persons, organizations, television programs or media outlets frequently display liberal bias:''' |
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| − | * ''[[The New York Times]]'' <ref>Reporters and editors today are overwhelmingly liberal politically, as studies of the attitudes of key members of the press have repeatedly shown. Should you doubt these findings, recall the statement of Daniel Okrent, then the public editor at the New York Times. Under the headline, "Is the New York times a Liberal Newspaper?," Mr. Okrent's first sentence was, "Of course it is." [http://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id=110009203] </ref>
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| − | * [[ABC]], [[CBS]] <ref>Townhall.com, [http://www.townhall.com/columnists/MarvinOlasky/2001/12/04/enabling_media_bias Enabling media bias], Marvin Olasky, December 4, 2001.</ref>
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| − | * [[Dan Rather]] <ref>During a phone conversation, [[Bernard Goldberg]] asked him, "What do you consider the ''New York Times''? Rather answered, "Middle of the road." (''[[Bias (book)|Bias]]'', page 221)</ref>
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| − | * [[NBC]] News
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| − | * [[LA Times]]
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| − | * [[Michael Moore]]
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| − | * [[The Daily Show]]
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| − | * [[Real Time]] with [[Bill Maher]]
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| − | * [[Washington Post]]
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| − | * [[MSNBC]]
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| − | * [[BBC]]
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| − | * [[Guardian (uk)]] ([[UK]] news organization)
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| − | * [[Associated Press]]
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| − | * [[PZ Myers]]
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| | + | * [[ABC]] News, |
| | + | * [[Associated Press]], |
| | + | * [[BBC]] News, |
| | + | * [[CBS]] News<ref>Townhall.com, [http://www.townhall.com/columnists/MarvinOlasky/2001/12/04/enabling_media_bias Enabling media bias], Marvin Olasky, December 4, 2001.</ref>, |
| | + | * [[The Daily Show]], |
| | + | * Daily Wrap news radio show, with Michael Castner, |
| | + | * [[Dan Rather]] former news anchor <ref>During a phone conversation, [[Bernard Goldberg]] asked him, "What do you consider the ''New York Times''? Rather answered, "Middle of the road." (''[[Bias (book)|Bias]]'', page 221)</ref>, |
| | + | * [[Los Angeles Times]] newspaper, |
| | + | * [[NBC]] News, |
| | + | * [[Guardian (UK)]], Manchester, ([[UK]] news organization), |
| | + | * [[Moore, Michael]], documentary film maker, |
| | + | * [[MSNBC]] news organization, |
| | + | * ''[[New York Times]]'' <ref>Reporters and editors today are overwhelmingly liberal politically, as studies of the attitudes of key members of the press have repeatedly shown. Should you doubt these findings, recall the statement of Daniel Okrent, then the public editor at the New York Times. Under the headline, "Is the New York times a Liberal Newspaper?," Mr. Okrent's first sentence was, "Of course it is." [http://www.opinionjournal.com/federation/feature/?id=110009203] </ref> newspaper, |
| | + | * [[PZ Myers]], |
| | + | * [[Real Time]] with [[Bill Maher]], and |
| | + | * [[Washington Post]]. |
| | ===LA Times=== | | ===LA Times=== |
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