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Media Matters has issued a comprehensive report outlining some of the outlandish theories that hosts of various cable "news" shows are promoting. The shows are also criticized for promoting extremists groups by inviting their representatives on their shows.

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05-23-2008, 06:04 AM

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"O'Reilly, his beef is mostly against sanctuary cities giving refuge to criminals"

I have never heard of canctuary cities that give refuge to criminal. Unauthorized presence is not criminal, last time I checked.
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05-24-2008, 04:03 AM

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'Personally, I do not like media matters as they are highly biased politically.'

I don't know that much about them but they say they are progressive. Which poses a problem for a media watchdog's credibility. The person/group accusing someone of bias is openly bringing their own bias. A watchdog correcting errors from all sides is the way to build credibility.

What would anyone think if Tancredo and Bilbray (instead of the Hispanic caucus members) appeared with, e.g., Mark Krikorian (instead of Frank Sharry) at some non-progressive watchdog's press conference for some big report? You shouldn't have people like that from either side at your press conference. Geez.
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05-26-2008, 09:23 PM

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Maybe "highly partisan" would have been more accurate to say than highly biased. I think Hillary Clinton said that she helped start that organization? This would make one suspicious that they have a political agenda and bias.

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