Now, I don't know how you feel about the subject, and I don't know whether you care about either of the U.S. presidential candidates.
But, having listened to Rush Limbaugh hyperventilate on my morning commute this week, it's fun to see one bias vs. another. Further commentating aside, compare and contrast.
vs.
Huh. Wish I could've found something a little better. If you know of another clip or article or whatever, leave it in the comments.
-transiit
oh, and for the hyperventilating, that'd be something like this:
Friday, August 08, 2008
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I don't understand how anyone can tolerate listening to Rush Limbaugh. I have another friend who listens to his show-- likes hearing contrasting viewpoints. I am looking for some interesting contrasting viewpoints (my old favorite, Andrew Sullivan, is now a big Obama supporter), but I'm not looking for imbeciles.
I especially can't deal with Republicans who continue to play the victim card. It's demonstrably preposterous-- and has been since they started it-- but it remains a favorite tactic. It's so far below any level of rational discourse that I count it the same as Godwin's Law. Play the media bias card, and you lose the discussion. Limbaugh loses every morning.
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