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== Examples of liberal arrogance ==

== Examples of liberal arrogance ==

* During the 2000 election cycle, many liberal members of the mainstream media called the election for [[Democrat]] [[Al Gore]] before all the votes were counted. <ref>Angry Democrats: Florida and Beyond [http://www.opinionjournal.com/columnists/rbartley/?id=110004015]</ref>

* During the 2000 election cycle, many liberal members of the mainstream media called the election for [[Democrat]] [[Al Gore]] before all the votes were counted. <ref>Angry Democrats: Florida and Beyond [http://www.opinionjournal.com/columnists/rbartley/?id=110004015]</ref>

* During the 2008 election cycle, the liberal MSM called the election for [[Democrat]] [[Obama]] ''weeks'' before the returns came in, when the outcome of the election was still very much in doubt.

* During the 2008 election cycle, various liberal media outlets made statements that seemed to imply that the election of Obama was inevitable weeks in advance, when in reality it was very much in doubt.

* [[Brokeback Mountain]], a 2005 [[film]] which became a [[liberal darling]] for its advancement of the [[homosexual agenda]], was considered a shoe-in for the [[Academy Award]] for Best Picture. It lost to [[Crash (film)|Crash]]. <ref>Bitter Boulevard [http://media.www.theeastcarolinian.com/media/storage/paper915/news/2006/01/18/Opinion/Bitter.Boulevard-2211050.shtml]</ref>

* [[Brokeback Mountain]], a 2005 [[film]] which became a [[liberal darling]] for its advancement of the [[homosexual agenda]], was considered a shoe-in for the [[Academy Award]] for Best Picture. It lost to [[Crash (film)|Crash]]. <ref>Bitter Boulevard [http://media.www.theeastcarolinian.com/media/storage/paper915/news/2006/01/18/Opinion/Bitter.Boulevard-2211050.shtml]</ref>

* The [[DNC]] advanced [[Barack Obama]] as a presidential candidate in 2008, confident that they would be able to conceal potentially devastating information about his faith and the location of his birth.

* The [[DNC]] advanced [[Barack Obama]] as a presidential candidate in 2008, confident that they would be able to conceal potentially devastating information about his faith and the location of his birth.