That's right, I just heard Bill O'Reilly on Fox describe media coverage of the Palin fiasco as 'viciously biased'. That's right Fox is complaining about biased media coverage. It's a great indicator of just how much pooh the republicans are in. In fact, the whole McCain apparatus has taken up full-throttle whining. Huckabee had a go from the floor of the conference and so did Romney. Stand-by for much more whining as the Republican convention gears up for a full-on assault on the 'liberal' media, but not Fox of course because they're fair and balanced.
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04 September 2008
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