http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/kidspost/orbit/kidspost.html

Note the survey about charity on the front page and the vegetarian propaganda.

There is also an article praising John Kerry’s town hall meeting and panning a Michael Steele meeting.

I wanted to read the article about Obama’s speech to kids, but it’s behind a logon and password.

Thanks for sharing.

Now that plan has backfired, so it’s the media’s fault for the “media-created impression of the meetings is wrong.” Ultimately that is the job description of the useful idiot: carry the talking points, then take the blame when things go wrong.

-Bri

Those doing the disproving, those non-believers, are in error, and cannot be allowed to dominate.

Hence the present left-wing tendency to “do whatever it takes” (Billy Jeff Clinton’s infamous words) including distort, lie, and suppress their opponents.

The last step is violent suppression: that’s where we bring in our armed pick-up trucks!

Right, Janis?

NOW its a media conspiracy

Thanks for the REASON re-call to clear that up

I understand now

Thanks for clearing that up with the Reason re-call

NICE

“This is not about the politics of populism. It’s about the politics of the jackboot. It’s not about an opposition that has every right to free expression. It’s about an angry minority engaging in intimidation backed by the threat of violence. [...]

All this is taking place as the country debates the president’s health-care proposal. There is much that is disturbing in that discussion. Shouting down speakers is never a good thing, and many lies are being told about the contents of the health-care bills. The lies should be confronted, but freedom involves a lot of commotion and an open contest of ideas, even when some of the parties say things that aren’t true and act in less than civil ways.

Yet if we can’t draw the line at the threat of violence, democracy begins to disintegrate. Power, not reason, becomes the stuff of political life.” http://www.reason.com/blog/show/135856.html