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I've even listened to conservative talk radio on occasion, too, just in order that I might laugh at Rush's dittoheads.

 

Ditto.

I always could use a good laugh!

 

Are you a dittohead, Mr. Engineer?

 

Not a chance Ted - as with most talk show hosts on both sides of the aisle, most are self-serving who dish out more opinion than fact (and even when they state a fact, they usually state it in the wrong context or add their own opinions to justify their positions).

The worst of them all: Hannity -- self serving slime of the Faux News Network. And they say the media has a "liberal" slant - what a joke!

 

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Mr. Engineer, dare I say you're being a bit disingenuous here? Nobody says that talk radio and the like have a leftward slant, they say the MSM has a leftward slant. Hannity is a commentator, along with Colmes, on Fox, but he's not part of the so-called "objective MSM". He's a political animal who makes his biases known to all. Therefore, all can filter out what he says if they so wish and chalk it up to his pronounced right-wing bias.

The problem is the MSM television reporters and newspaper editors and journalists who feign objectivity, but then pass on their biases as the objective and even-handed take on the news. That's what people complain about. If Al Franken or Michael Moore or Alan Colmes or Molly Ivins or Ellen Goodman want to give us their opinions from the left, that's fine, we all know where they're coming from. But it's the Peter Jennings and Dan Rathers and Newsweeks and NY and LA Times of the world--hey, it's pretty much every last one of them--that give rise to very justified complaints. They pretend they're objective, but they're nothing of the sort. they have a decided leftward bias. The MSM is overwhelmingly tilted to the left, they're just unwilling to admit it.

Please, man, have a bit of integrity here. Admit it!