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“Exposing & Combating Liberal Media Bias”
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Mikheil SaakashviliTrouble Brewing In Caucasus, But Media SilentHere’s a quick informal poll: Who has heard news of Most of our readers would immediately think of the Russian invasion of that region last summer, during the presidential contest, but the Russians are arguably saber rattling again with a fresh buildup of boots on-the-ground ahead of planned NATO exercises. Last August, the media coverage immediately took the angle of breathless anticipation on how each presidential candidate would react to such a situation. John McCain’s position was easily established from his record over many years in the Senate. Then-Senator Obama’s position was much more difficult to ascertain – but the media gave him ample time to figure it out, helping the candidate defer those questions to the September 26 debate. In fact, a good example of such activism was shown in the Washington Post’s Jim Hoagland, who in his August 31 op-ed insisted: Stephanopoulos Suggests Georgia Provoked Russia
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