Tag Archives: Bias
Merrimack Journal toes the Cabernet Press-Liberal Line
The Merrimack Journal is entitled to its opinion, even if it doesn’t actually have one of its own. In this weeks edition the editors (Of the Milford Cabinet) prove me right again by endorsing only democrats for Governor, Congress, and … Continue reading
Excuse me, but your Bias is (still) showing.
Wouldn’t it seem odd if a town that tends to vote Republican had a local paper whose letters page overwhelmingly printed endorsements from and for democrat candidates? Would it seem stranger if it printed letters from “citizens” questioning republican candidates and … Continue reading
Carol-Shea gets some Flood insurance
This weeks Merrimack Journal again has a “Letter to the editor” from another relatively well connected democrat who is endorsing another democrat—Carol Shea-Porter—without any specific mention of his party particulars. Peter Flood has a distinguished list of credits including service … Continue reading
All the opinion that’s fit to print
Letters to the editor are probably the simplest way for a publication to openly express its actual opinions on matters of policy. Opinion pages are popular. Using its editorial prerogative the paper can publish letters by “concerned residents” that might … Continue reading
Free press? Nope.
The FreeObama Press stuck to form by not appearing in any considerable numbers to greet John McCain on his arrival to New Hampshire. (1 reporter is all the Press could muster). I realize we are not a critical electoral catch, but … Continue reading
Hodes to Pentagon–Speak no evil
Paul Hodes thinks he’s on to something, but I’m having a hard time believing him. His concern seems to be that the White House and the Pentagon has or is recruiting Generals to talk up the success in Iraq, and … Continue reading