bunklocoempire
09-23-2008, 01:40 AM
"Republicans" love to talk endlessly about the "leftist" media.
A question/thought for them:
Believing the media is a beast of the left (I do mostly), wouldn't it stand to reason the leftist media would mostly promote it's leftist agenda? That is, leave out almost entirely a "right" solution or argument to the issues at hand? Follow me?
Three shells with the pea (Constitutional answer) under the third one, the leftist media will constantly try to focus on shells number one and two. I think we could agree third party is hardly mentioned unless it is mentioned with "spliting the vote".
Is the media so far "left" -as most agree- that their shell game has completely distracted us from where the focus should be? Or would the media simply stop being "left" concerning three parties?
Paultriots understand this, let's share it again with an adopted Republican.
P.S. I just cast my first Libertarian (for state rep) vote in my states primary, boy does that feel good!
Now I can't wait to cast a Constitution Party vote!!!:)
Bunkloco
A question/thought for them:
Believing the media is a beast of the left (I do mostly), wouldn't it stand to reason the leftist media would mostly promote it's leftist agenda? That is, leave out almost entirely a "right" solution or argument to the issues at hand? Follow me?
Three shells with the pea (Constitutional answer) under the third one, the leftist media will constantly try to focus on shells number one and two. I think we could agree third party is hardly mentioned unless it is mentioned with "spliting the vote".
Is the media so far "left" -as most agree- that their shell game has completely distracted us from where the focus should be? Or would the media simply stop being "left" concerning three parties?
Paultriots understand this, let's share it again with an adopted Republican.
P.S. I just cast my first Libertarian (for state rep) vote in my states primary, boy does that feel good!
Now I can't wait to cast a Constitution Party vote!!!:)
Bunkloco