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| − | Bozell, a practicing [[Catholic]], is also a member of [[William Donohue]]'s [[Catholic League]], and even examines anti-Catholicism in the media. | + | Bozell, a practicing [[Catholic]], is also a member of [[William Donohue]]'s [[Catholic League]], and even examines [[anti-Catholicism]] in the media. This is a recurring theme in his columns, since he points out that Catholicism is a favorite target of [[atheists]] and [[leftists]]. |
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Leo Brent Bozell III, known simply as Brent Bozell (born 1955), is a conservative writer and founder of the Media Research Center. He is the nephew of William F. Buckley.
Syndicated columns
Bozell writes syndicated weekly news and entertainment columns that can be freely read online on the MRC website. In the news columns, Bozell examines the media's left-wing bias. In his entertainment columns, Bozell tackles bad entertainment in America, such as extremely violent video games (e.g. Grand Theft Auto), crass television shows (e.g. Family Guy), gangsta rap, and hateful left-wing anti-religious comedians such as Bill Maher and George Carlin.
Personal
Bozell, a practicing Catholic, is also a member of William Donohue's Catholic League, and even examines anti-Catholicism in the media. This is a recurring theme in his columns, since he points out that Catholicism is a favorite target of atheists and leftists.