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The folly of media bias
::Hmm, "we should leave" involves the question of timing:
::Hmm, "we should leave" involves the question of timing:
::*Three in five Americans (61%) think US forces should get out of Iraq within a year, including 24 percent who favor immediate withdrawal and 37 percent who prefer a one year timetable. Another 32 percent of Americans say the forces should stay until security improves. [http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/iraq/withdraw/2007/0906summarybbcpoll.htm]
::*Three in five Americans (61%) think US forces should get out of Iraq within a year, including 24 percent who favor immediate withdrawal and 37 percent who prefer a one year timetable. Another 32 percent of Americans say the forces should stay until security improves. [http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/iraq/withdraw/2007/0906summarybbcpoll.htm]
Ah, that's the problem. How many think that because the biased medial misrepresent the mission in Iraq. For instance, Bush said it was part of the War on Terror, but the media chose to call it "War in Iraq" instead. Plus they lie about the reason we are there. Lie that Bill Clinton said the same things Bush said about Iraq. They lie that by omission that Iraq was ALL Bush's idea. That's the detriment caused by Liberal Bias. That statistic is based on what a propagandized public thinks.
== What is ...? ==
== What is ...? ==