Possibly the strongest evidence of FNC bias, "You Decide 2004"
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"John Kerry the Flip Flopper"....
Yet Bush's many failed campaign promises and flip-flopping positions on pollution, education, tariffs, and health care are never explored.
"John Kerry the Far-Left Liberal"
Yet Bush's far right views are never exposed. The fact that Bush was supported by outright racists, and some in the same party as David Duke, the fact that he spoke at a university disallowing mixed-race relationships, the fact that his neocon Administration, the richest and most conservative administration ever, is farther right than most Americans is never exposed. is
"John Kerry the thrower away of ribbons"
Never is it mentioned that Bush basically dodged the draft by serving in the National Guard.
etc.
Yet Bush's many failed campaign promises and flip-flopping positions on pollution, education, tariffs, and health care are never explored.
"John Kerry the Far-Left Liberal"
Yet Bush's far right views are never exposed. The fact that Bush was supported by outright racists, and some in the same party as David Duke, the fact that he spoke at a university disallowing mixed-race relationships, the fact that his neocon Administration, the richest and most conservative administration ever, is farther right than most Americans is never exposed. is
"John Kerry the thrower away of ribbons"
Never is it mentioned that Bush basically dodged the draft by serving in the National Guard.
etc.
He can disallow funding by known bigots....all he has to do is refuse to sign the check. Politicians have done this before. One of the main ways of gauging a constituency is by looking at major donors. Bush could have distanced himself from the Southern racist movement or BJU bigots, but he chose not to, an indication that they are not far enough from his ideals to warrant a cold shoulder.
The log cabin Republicans, the largest gay Republican group, were distanced from by Bush, on the other hand. So contributions from racist Southern Confederates who spoke out against people who condemned slavery is alright, and supporting colleges who do not allow mixed-race couples is alright, but a bunch of gay Republicans, now that's a big no-no.
The log cabin Republicans, the largest gay Republican group, were distanced from by Bush, on the other hand. So contributions from racist Southern Confederates who spoke out against people who condemned slavery is alright, and supporting colleges who do not allow mixed-race couples is alright, but a bunch of gay Republicans, now that's a big no-no.
