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| − | The '''mainstream media''' ('''MSM'''), often referred to as the '''gigantic penis dragon of Evermore''' for satirical purposes, are the increasingly [[liberal]] media organs that censor the dissemination of honest news and repeatedly applies liberal [[double standard]]s. | + | The '''mainstream media''' ('''MSM'''), often referred to as the '''lamestream media''' for satirical purposes, are the increasingly [[liberal]] media organs that censor the dissemination of honest news and repeatedly applies liberal [[double standard]]s. |
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| | The common denominator of the "mainstream media" is their [[censorship|censoring]] or downplaying stories that would lead viewers to [[conservative]] conclusions, and their use of [[photo bias]], [[placement bias]] and other forms of deception to mislead viewers into drawing incorrect [[liberal]] conclusions. The term '''mainstream media''' usually refers to how the majority of commercial-based or taxpayer-funded news reporting and commentary consist of [[liberal media|liberal bias]], while falsely pretending to be objective providers of information. | | The common denominator of the "mainstream media" is their [[censorship|censoring]] or downplaying stories that would lead viewers to [[conservative]] conclusions, and their use of [[photo bias]], [[placement bias]] and other forms of deception to mislead viewers into drawing incorrect [[liberal]] conclusions. The term '''mainstream media''' usually refers to how the majority of commercial-based or taxpayer-funded news reporting and commentary consist of [[liberal media|liberal bias]], while falsely pretending to be objective providers of information. |
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| | * ''[[The Boston Globe]]'' | | * ''[[The Boston Globe]]'' |
| | * ''[[The Philadelphia Inquirer]]'' | | * ''[[The Philadelphia Inquirer]]'' |
| − | * ''[[The Wank Doodle Poogasm]]" | + | * ''[[The Atlanta Journal-Constitution]]'' |
| | + | * ''The [[Los Angeles Times]]'' |
| | + | * ''[[The San Francisco Chronicle]]'' |
| | + | * ''[[USA Today]]'' |
| | + | * ''The Rolling Stones'' (magazine) |
| | + | * ''The [[Wall Street Journal]]''<ref>The inclusion of ''The Wall Street Journal'' might strike some media observers as strange, until one remembers that, though its editorial board is [[conservative]] on most issues (except for immigration), its [[city room]] is definitely [[liberal]] in orientation and coverage of the news.</ref> |
| | + | * All major, standard-newspaper-format dailies that have existed since before the Fairness Doctrine repeal. |
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| | + | '''News Syndication Agencies''' |
| | + | * [[Associated Press (AP)|Associated Press]] |
| | + | * [[UPI|United Press International]] |
| | * [[Reuters]] | | * [[Reuters]] |
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