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By Bruce Walker Government ownership of business will cause – as history has shown so many times – gross mismanagement and inefficiency. We can expect that, of course, but those are recoverable calamities. What worries me more is what happens when CBS goes bankrupt? The network news audience is dropping like a rock? http://newsbusters.org/node/29019/hmtl. What…
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By Bruce Walker The media – newspapers, magazines, book publishing, radio, television, and film – have never at any point in the history of our nation been impartial. Newspapers were once the whole heart and substance of our media. They provided news, opinion, entertainment, advice, humor, advertisements and information. Newspapers were often unabashed partisans.
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Audio — Chrysler Lender Attorney: "White House Directly Threatened My Client" http://youtube.com/v/_GPNvjec-DAThis is a story about how the Barack Obama administration, in typical Chicago style, strong-armed an investment bank that was opposing his Chrysler bankruptcy plan. Obama's thugs actually said that they would use the White House press corps to destroy the bank's reputation if…
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By Selwyn Duke So, the Teleprompter-in-Chief held a press conference yesterday to mark his 100th day in office. And I understand that no one in the media fainted. Of course, when I hear all these stories about people passing out during Obama's appearances, I can't help but wonder if it isn't just that his soporific…
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By Selwyn Duke Quite a while ago, when all the bailout mania was just getting started, I mentioned on a radio show that the left soon might propose aiding their public relations team, the newspaper industry. Well, it wasn't but a few weeks later that a story on the subject broke, and I wrote about…
