windcatcher said:So, unless you are admitting that the press is in the pockets of a candidate.... just because the liberalness of one is identified doesn't establish its connection to the other......
Actually, Republican's have more money and I believe if they were really worried about press coverage they would by more media. Instead, they chose to call themselves the victim when and if an article appears negative to their position.
windcatcher said:but you are a liberal and therefore your view is lending credibility to the view that both parties and press and in together when you read 'liberal press' (which is one entity) but you recognize it and defend as an attack on another, like a candidate or a party....
Shows what you know. I have said many times, I am unaffiliated. I don't belong to either party and have voted for both parties. I voted for Bush the first go around because I thought he was the right man at the time. Though I voted for Bush, I still didn't like excluding American's votes because of a hanging chad. Fair is fair no matter how you voted.
windcatcher said:..... and that is that you are overly sensitive and defensive......
I'm over sensitive and defensive???
windcatcher said:As in your more recent post..... just because a person doesn't go around talking about Craig, or Stevens, or Rove doesn't mean they aren't conscious of problems in people of other parties besides the liberal/socialist Party.
My point was how can one only see the faults or point out the faults or corruption in one party without listing those in their own party. To do so is to imply your party is so good that they have room to condemn the other. My statement was that both parties has corruption which is a very true statement.
windcatcher said:But it is funny how you and others of your ilk will draw from McCains' past and mention his about 30 years ago divorce and remarriage.......
And you can show me where I spoke negatively about McCain's divorce and remarriage? I think you're confusing me with someone else since I wouldn't consider that a problem when choosing a president. A pastor, YES. A president, no way. I believe it's the conservatives who keep bringing Christian standards into the selection of a candidate. Now IF I did bring it up, it would be in the light of the GOP presenting themselves as the party of family values.
windcatcher said:when faith girl only mentions his association with the KKK and that there was no judgenment.... which is what I take 'no eyebrows risen' to mean.
Her use of no eyebrows being raised was implying this should be made news or held against them which is being judgmental.
windcatcher said:I really don't understand your whine... nor why a thread regarding two barely grown adults and their family gets you involved with a candidate when the onlly mention before that point was related to the curiousity of the press. What a noodle! What a wimp!
Carpro said they should be compensated for how the liberal media treated them when the news first broke. My response simply said if we're going to start compensating folks for how they are treated by media then Obama should likewise be compensated. I went on to say Palin should be likewise compensated.
Browse over to WND and see how he is still being called a Muslim as if to say a Muslim can't be president of the US. They still question his citizenship when his state officials have said he was born in HI.
I agree with you, there should be no compensation so your comment about whine, noodles and wimps should be directed at Carpro since he is the one who brought compensation in the discussion. That was where the whine came in. I simply made sarcasm about his whine.
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