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I am becoming quite a fan of browsing to cnn.com, foxnews.com, and msnbc.com in rapid succession.

Posted by TFox Nov 4 '09, 12:29

CNN front page: "Victories in New Jersey and Virginia gave a boost to the GOP, but analysts question whether the results should be interpreted as a blow to President Obama."

Fox News main headline: "Steele: Voters Said No To Obama's Policies"

MSNBC: *buries the news of the embarassing losses under a Fed rate story*

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heh, made me look around. cbs has it at the top. abc is something else.. nm but: -- (link) - b. Nov 4, 12:51 4
- That is friggin' HILARIOUS> -- nm - Dr.Vermin Nov 4, 13:04
- That's the most god awful news site I've come across. -- nm - Will Hunting Nov 4, 12:54 2
  - it really is bad. I just looked at CNN, though; and, aside from the grr inducing story on the left (stoopid Carly), their current focus is - b. Nov 4, 13:00 1
    - awesome. -- nm - TFox Nov 4, 13:01
the IM is pretty funny. -- nm - Diva Nov 4, 12:39 1
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"White House distances itself from losses" - not2fast Nov 4, 12:32 20
- look, lets be honest about this. - tRuMaN Nov 4, 12:45
- you sir, are touting bias like it's Excalibur. Yet you fail to see that what TFox said is exactly true - the white house story is buried under two - Beryllium Nov 4, 12:36 10
  - Look, I am not trying to take a side there, but there are arguements to be made that an improving economy is more interesting to most Americans than - not2fast Nov 4, 12:39 5
    - But, everyone that knows what the Fed rate even is, knew the Fed wasn't going to change it. -- nm - scorpion Nov 4, 12:55
    - you took a side. -- nm - b. Nov 4, 12:42
    - this doesn't need to be this complicated. -- nm - TFox Nov 4, 12:41
    - No, there are not. Americans are equally ignorant of both topics; yet, many of them got off their asses across the nation yesterday to vote. - Beryllium Nov 4, 12:41 1
      - (oh, wait, I was going to avoid political talk today. damnit!) -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 12:43
  - also, I think msnbc is lame. Mostly because of the 'ms' part, but also because of the 'nbc' part. -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 12:38 3 1
    - /favorited/ -- nm - Dr.Vermin Nov 4, 13:00
    - you know, it's a great point. remember the days when "the real company needs to partner with the *Internet* company for success!" - TFox Nov 4, 12:39 1
      - It's made even funnier by the fact that MS has never really been an 'internet' company, for all their attempts. -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 12:40
- Yeah TFox....stop mocking MSNBC's liberal man-crush by mis-rep'ing the facts it's buried under a non-story about the Fed. -- nm - Will Hunting Nov 4, 12:35
- *hugs you, because you are so cute* -- nm - TFox Nov 4, 12:34 6
  - Just trying to point out that they are reporting the facts, just a little less prominately. That is not what I would call "burying" it. -- nm - not2fast Nov 4, 12:41 5
    - That's exactly what burying a headline story on an internet homepage is. -- nm - Inigo Nov 4, 12:46 4
      - The Fed news is actually news. The election is already yesterday's news in Internet terms. -- nm - not2fast Nov 4, 12:53 1
        
        you cannot be serious. it's being discussed all over the place. -- nm - b. Nov 4, 12:57
      - Where's the dirt? Where's the shovel? Huh Inigo, where?! - musubi Nov 4, 12:49
      - "We prefer to call it 'de-prioritizing'." -- nm - MSNBC si Nov 4, 12:47

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