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:"The Assault On Reason" is an assault on President George W. Bush -- 308 pages of professorially rendered, liberal red meat . . . [http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=3192596 ]

:"The Assault On Reason" is an assault on President George W. Bush -- 308 pages of professorially rendered, liberal red meat . . . [http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=3192596 ]

Gore also makes one very good point, which will be appereciated by conservatives who distrust the media elite:

Gore also makes one very good point, which will be appreciated by conservatives who distrust the media elite:

:Television not only creates a dynamic that runs contrary to [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s desire for a "well-informed citizenry" but puts viewers in a "quasi-hypnotic state" that "partially immobilizes" them and allows unreasoned communicators to sell false bills of goods

:Television not only creates a dynamic that runs contrary to [[Thomas Jefferson]]'s desire for a "well-informed citizenry" but puts viewers in a "quasi-hypnotic state" that "partially immobilizes" them and allows unreasoned communicators to sell false bills of goods.

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