Comments on: For Explanations On Why Newspapers Have Fallen On Hard Times These Days . . .

By: sketz

sketz — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 18:46:36 +0000

Liberalism thats why. Americans do not agree with the Socialist who own and edit their papers. I for one don’t buy my own local County paper because every issue I’ve read has rewrite’s from other paper’s with a few line changed to look as though it was writen by the reporter of that colume. The local fire and police page has news rewriten from events that had happened months or weeks earlier, then rewrite again. Aswell as their constant liberal bias of their aheadline news stories on County, State, and National events. They knock our military, our President or any moral issue that affects our Nation worldwide. They support every immoral issue, which by the way affects the why other Nations view use.Espiecially the Nations that once looked up to us. Now that Liberals have taken over our Country, look for even more hard time to come. “LIBERALS GENERATE THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF THEIR STATED INTENT” From Quinn. They push their immoralality on the majority when it’s to be the other way around. Liberals will go to any extent to get what they want. Just look at Socialist Al Franken stealing the Illiniois Senate race. And no one is doing anything to stop it. Standup to these Socialist morons who have distroyed the Democratic Party. 70 plus years ago Liberals were called the Communist Party, they still have the same agenda now they had then. And that was the socalled CHANGE Obuma was talking about in his run to President right now. Turning America into a Socialist Nation. GOD HELP AMERICA.

By: bc3

bc3 — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 04:17:30 +0000

Closed at 87 cents today, down from $1.03 Friday; $1.50 mid last week, $13.00 in January. McClatchy owns 30 dailies including the Miami Herald, the KC Star and the very anti-Palin Anchorage Daily News.

By: itrytobenice

itrytobenice — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 17:43:46 +0000

But the WSJ editorial page was doing articles about the coming housing crisis and the problems at Fannie and Freddie for about the last 5 or 6 years.

By: JDidSaint

JDidSaint — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 15:11:58 +0000

With more and more people suddenly able to afford housing, it seems like some alarms should have been going off. Playing the blame game (as in the article above) is fun, but it isn’t exactly award winning journalism. Still, it probably took the journalist who wrote the article three hours of research and writing as opposed to the week or two of research that would have been required to bust open the housing crisis when it would have been a real story.

Does anyone know where I can find a list of the news articles that dealt with the housing bubble more than two years ago? You know, back when Ron Paul was warning that it was unsustainable?

By: bs

bs — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 04:26:16 +0000

by choosing to substitute ideology for facts,

This is the problem with the local fishwrap here in St. Louis, the NYT, and with most of the liberal rags in this country. It’s a problem that is institutionalized in the so-called journalism business these days, most likely brought on by leftist influences in US journalism schools.