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[[Abortion]] is an issue subjected to tremendous [[bias]] in [[newspaper]]s and most [[television]] [[program]]s.  Nearly ever single study analyzing [[abortion]] has shown it to cause [[breast cancer]], yet that story is withheld by the [[media]].  Most in the [[public]], even people who think they are educated, are completely unaware of it.

[[Abortion]] is an issue subjected to tremendous [[bias]] in [[newspaper]]s and most [[television]] [[program]]s.  Nearly ever single study analyzing [[abortion]] has shown it to cause [[breast cancer]], yet that story is withheld by the [[media]].  Most in the [[public]], even people who think they are educated, are completely unaware of it.

[[Newspaper]]s print [[letter]]s to the [[editor]], though some are careful not to print anything too [[conservative]] or embarrassing to the [[paper]].  The ''New York Times'' is notorious for screening any letters that discredit its own views.

[[Newspaper]]s print [[letter]]s to the [[editor]], though some are careful not to print anything too [[conservative]] or embarrassing to the [[paper]].  The ''New York Times'' is notorious for screening any letters that discredit its own views. (Is this an unsupported accusation [which should be labeled as such] or is there evidence that such face-saving screening occurs? [[User:GregG|GregG]] 09:55, 25 October 2012 (EDT))

== The Rise of Radio ==

== The Rise of Radio ==