[Sasquatch]

I say they already lost it but this story is spot on. There is no longer media or judges, they are both now Political parties.

To someone who has spent most of his career in the news business, it's distressing to confront the current state of the media. Rather than a source of information and varied opinion, the media increasingly act not so such as disseminators of information but as a privileged and separate caste, determined to shape opinion to a certain set of conclusions.

The news media are losing their search for truth ? Orange County Register

 

[RedLion]

I like a couple of things that Rush recently said. First, he thinks that it is the media controlling the dems insanity, not the other way around. Second, the continued insanity by the media is pushing more people away from the left as time goes by. Even the sheltered citizen (sheeple) are beginning to see the BS for what it is, BS.

 

[homefire]

I say they already lost it but this story is spot on. There is no longer media or judges, they are both now Political parties.

The news media are losing their search for truth ? Orange County Register

I think we know the media has been slanting the news for quite some time. It's just more obvious now who's behind it.

 

[Steve40th]

I rarely watch the news anymore. I am tired of the stress when I watch it.

 

[Prepared One]

The article is spot on. You would be surprised how uninformed disinterested supposedly educated and intelligent people really are.

 

[Boss Dog]

The media lost their way since before I can remember.

 

[rstanek]

To advance an agenda, the truth and facts are secondary, the media can and say and do whatever they want until someone can disprove what they are saying or doing, by that time , the public is already convinced that the lies are in fact the truth.

 

[Camel923]

It only have they lost it, they suppress things they do not like and invent what they want the public to see. Pure leftist propaganda. They have delegitimized themselves in the quest for the libtard eutopia.

 

[RedLion]

The media lost their way since before I can remember.

At least since the time that they destroyed Nixon.

 

[Moonshinedave]

Not really sure how it would work, of even if it could work, but I'd like to see some kind of federal regulation, controlled by the FCC that would have certain guidelines before a show could label itself "news", and if was shown to be biased, false or otherwise intentionally misleading (including editing in or out parts of an interview to change the meaning) then the program would lose its right to call itself "news"and would have to be referred to as a "show".