Updated 10/30/96...
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for some sax music?
Before you do something other than vote for Dole, please consider the following thoughts:
There's no reason to spend another Thanksgiving with the REAL TURKEY staying in the White House for another term!
1992 MTV's "Rock the Vote" Clinfomercial Media Blitz repeated ad nausea the following deception: "We're not telling you who to vote for... But if you don't vote, how are you going to make a CHANGE?" How interesting it is that we haven't heard that line used yet during this race.
Please read between the lines a little bit. Everything you hear is biased, including the content on this very page. Even if there were some magical goodwill on the part of the TV anchors to set aside their large egos in an interest of "being fair", there would still be an unintentional bias.
A bias is inevitable. It is not in of itself necessarily bad. In the old days such a bias was known as having a position. If however the pretend game of impartiality is applied to something that cannot be impartial, that is when there is the maximum potential for deception.
Not sure that there is a bias?
During a Presidential Election, each candidate is allowed only so much spending on advertising their platform. Clinton and Dole will have roughly the same level of representation by PAID advertisements. The free advertisement from the free press has no maximum budget. The free advertising from the Hollywood elite has no maximum budget.
Consider the following examples:
1. Has the media taken any opportunity with Clinton's quote from the last debate "I'd probably tell you what you want to hear."? I don't think so.
2. Who REALLY set the rule for NO INSULTS during this campaign. The most insults thrown so far are by the free press against Dole. First his age (sounds discriminatory and insensitive to be coming from such fine Democrats doesn't it), then based on the monster the press invented from Newt ("a vote for Dole is a vote for Newt"), and most recently on his evil insults that Dole might maybe perhaps consider making during one or the other debate to gain political advantage.
3. After the first Republican Convention, all the free press personalities had to say was that Dole was a bit "out there" for saying mean things about the heroes that handle our children's education. In contrast, Clinton demonstrated "great courage" in going after the Tobacco Industry (perhaps as a substitute for his lax policy on interdiction of other drugs).
4. The evening news announcement of the Republican victory in the '94 Congressional race: "A Republican steamroller has swept across the country!" was the exact quote of one or more leftist main stream SF Bay Area news personalities used to describe this event. When has there ever been such a cold description in commercial news of a Democratic party victory?
5. Bush told one lie. "No new taxes... Read My Lips!". If the evening news were able to scrape up a different lie, they perhaps wouldn't have had to plaster every news show, or ad for a coming news show etc. with constant "Max Headroom" style replays on "read my lips"! The funniest thing, is that his lie was really a compromise with the party of his adversary in the Presidential election! A simple "Thank You for finally seeing it our way!" from the Liberal media would have sufficed.
6. Has anyone seen replays on the news of Clinton's Campaign promises (take your pick) that were proven to be lies immediately upon his accepting his new power position?
7. What the hell is "An American President" all about. How obvious can Hollywood be. Let's see... a good wholesome Democrat in the White House with a daughter. His 1st lady had died from some terrible illness. The "what-a-guy" nice as can be President meets a nice young girl (that happens to look like Hillary but less unappealing). The balance of the show concerns a fight against evil Republicans that denounce the moral character of this otherwise upstanding President who is of course seeking his second term. When is the last time you had EVER seen such a warm friendly film about the White House.
8. Independence Day should have been Indignation Day! It could have been about three space aliens that infiltrate the White House and then embarrass the world into submission. Instead, Bill Pullman is cast in the role of the President.
Naturally Bill is carefully selected because of his reputation and outward appearance of the sleezeball used car salesman type. However, once you scratch beneath the plaid, you discover the most heroic "what-a-guy" ever to hold a public office. Naturally he and his daughter must endure tremendous personal hardship as the First Lady (an attorney that is cast carefully to be a Hillary look-alike) is faced with death due to serious injuries.
9. I'm a little embarrassed to even
mention Hollywood's latest jab at the Republicans "Barb Wire".
This landmark piece of garbage may be the first film in American History
to portray an evil Congress.
Picture a film about the 2nd U.S. Civil War--so far pretty reasonable prediction.
Only THIS war is the good people against, are you ready for this, an evil
Republican Congress known as the "Congressionals". While listening
to the introductory dialog, I half expected to see Newts Congress Dressed
in Nazi uniforms--my expectation was fulfilled! The hero of the show is
a self centered survivalist Amazon creature who's trademark throughout
the show is to shoot men dead directly following their addressing her as
"babe"!
Oh, I almost forgot. The evil "Congressionals" created a new
HIV virus that kills even faster than A.I.D.S. (amazing technology)
which they plan to use on as a weapon against their enemies.
10. Perot said he wouldn't turn his vote over to Dole. That you DID hear. What the main stream media conveniently failed to mention was about a full hour of criticism Perot directed at Clinton along with a concession, that if HE were to have to vote between Clinton and Dole, it would be Dole!
Prior to Bills being President, the only examples of films about the White House were the Clear and Present Danger variety where crazed madmen Darth Vader types ran an evil empire of murder and massacre for their own personal interests--I suppose there's no need to discuss the epidemic of actual murder and massacre (whoops, I'm sorry--suicides) during Clinton's watch.
Perhaps I missed a few films that weren't made for Democrat specials. Please send me email before I run out and vote for the wrong candidate!
"Issues Not Insults"... a new rule invented by Clinton's best campaign helpers--the mainstream "news" makers
Think about this. Clinton is ripe for insults. His character is not questionable--it is undeniable. When it comes to a Presidential Election, both the reason to choose one and the reasons to avoid another apply.
The burden of sifting through that which is important and not falls upon the voting public, not the candidates!
Sure Clinton might be snortin' cocain and smokin' dope. He might be personally responsible for some of the magical mysterious deaths in high places. Does his loathsome character outweigh all the fine things he offers in carrying out his leftist ideology? That determination must be made by the public and politicians are big boys and should be expected to be questioned on there character.
Oh by the way... character DOES matter when it comes to leadership. Of course so far as the Democrats are concerned it only matters when it comes to Clarence Thomas, or former Senator Packwood.
Be assured that the character flaws of Bill's and the misfit Hillary by far outweigh the sum total of Clarence Thomas, Packwood, and Barbara Boxer combined!
The fact that the media has been terribly leftward biased is EXACTLY WHY Rush has become the great success!
Rush is like the McDonald's in Moscow! He's serving up average cuisine to a crowd that's been eatin' like peasants. Although a relatively gifted entertainer, Rush doesn't have to be a genius to grab a lion share of an audience that has been force fed oatmeal and grits prior to his first moment in the limelight.
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