Hey CNN, where is the coal tape?

Deemed too damaging I assume? This has been a historic campaign and not because of the candidates, but because journalism died. How can CNN justify not playing the tape to the American people? They do not even have to write an opinion on the matter, let the people decide. This is just one tiny example in the liberal bias of CNN - and yet I have met so many people who defend this "news" station.

I have also seen a lot of comments from the Obamacolytes and the level of argument is bordering infantile.

Their main arguments:

1) This story has been out for a long time, it has been on the SF Chronicle website for months.
2) McCain also supports carbon caps.

Who the hell cares if the tape was on the SF Chronicle page? WHO GIVES A SHIT!? Did the national media know it? No? Then it was suppressed, because this is vital.
The entire country knew Joe the Plumber did not pay his taxes, yet one day before the election no one knows of Obama's plans to bankrupt an entire industry.

Of course the tape of someone prank calling Sarah Palin is on CNN's main page. How utterly dispicable and blatant.

Secondly, McCain supports caps. Yes, he has said that. So what? When did he ever say he was planning to skyrocket electricity and bankrupt an entire freakin' industry? There is a subtle difference.

Lastly, Obama wants to tax the industry and then use the money to reinvest. Do you understand what a socialist is? This is socialism. The government will now be in charge of our energy complex. Only liberal intellectuals can justify this action in the name of fighting global warming. I am so saddened that our elite intellectuals are so stupid.

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  1. AnonymousNovember 3, 2008 at 1:33 PM

    I too am saddened that the "once known" press, was supposed to be fair and balanced has obviously diminished, the only channel I see that hasn't lost this stature is Fox News!

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