Usenet Newsgroups Re: fugitive sunday From: marika5000@gmail.com (marika) "Dave" <rea@halcyon.com> wrote in message news:Pine.GSO.4.64.0804151608050.22026@king.halcyon.com... Right, so if The Washington Post really has a "liberal bias," wouldn't it favor Obama over of Clinton? no I really don't think so. Liberal isn't necessarily synonymous with far left. I think Obama is perceived by some as liberal but by others as far left as in too far left to properly be called a liberal some are calling his bitterness comment from this week downright communist on account of his apparent disdain fori religion (even though in previous weeks he had asserted an inspiration towards Wright's flavor of christianity which if all you know if him was the one media clip, surely sounded like a let's turn red traitors and give the Us to trotsky speech according to many conservatives) if the post favored obama some would say it was displaying  a far left sensibility, rather than merely a liberal stance. mk5000  "What's with all these awards? They're always giving out awards. Best Fascist Dictator: Adolf Hitler."-- Alvy Singer: in Annie Hall On Tue, 8 Apr 2008, marika wrote: "Dave" <rea@halcyon.com> wrote in message news:Pine.GSO.4.64.0804081527040.12691@king.halcyon.com... If The Washington Post does favor Clinton over Obama, why would that be an example of "liberal bias"? This is a guess:  Clinton is generally perceived as a "centrist" whereas Obama is considered more liberal than she. mk5000 "And soon you're saying different D V N O Four capital letters Printed in gold"--Justice Subject  fugitive sunday  Re: fugitive sunday  Re: fugitive sunday  Re: fugitive sunday  Re: fugitive sunday