You tell it over and over and over and you'll start to believe it. And we've had this discussion before, and you're the one who found the statistics. Either you forgot, or you're ignoring them.

Let's look at the last Presidential election, the last one for which there are full statistics.

NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS PREDICT BUSH VICTORY - Bush Also Wins Newspaper Endorsement Race Greg Mitchell Editor & Publisher - November 2, 2000 George W. Bush is heading for a surprisingly comfortable win in Tuesday's presidential election, according to a new E&P/TIPP survey of the nation's newspaper editors and publishers, completed Tuesday.....At the same time, the survey revealed that the nation's newspapers have endorsed Bush over Gore by a better than 2-1 margin. "

It's silly to try to say that the reporters make the news independently of the editors and publishers, so this should take care of that piece of propaganda.

It's a pity that when a political leader fails, as has Bush, that to report the failings is called "political", and unfair. Politicians, all of 'em, not just the Democrats, need to be held responsible.

And, for instance, the newspapers are Republican.

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