"Free Markets" President

Aside from bringing the telecommunications industry into some kind of ironclad secret partnership with the National Security Administration and the Executive Branch (plus Dick Cheney's office, if you don't consider that part of the Executive branch), President Freemarkets wants to make the special government protections for the telecoms that own the media permanent protections.

As if that wasn't enough, the Commander in Chief of America for Sale wants to bail out mortgage banks, just like Ronald Reagan did to Savings and Loans. In a statement to reporters today, BushCo's spokesperson Ed Gillespie told reporters that the president wants Congress to do more to 'help make the market more stable.'

Sounds like "free trade" to me.

Eight Top Fields with Major Job Growth

Some of the brightest futures are available in eight of the fastest growth industries and the top occupations that occur within them, as projected by the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics. Don't be fooled. This paints a very dark future for the national economy--as fewer and fewer jobs will be available to more highly skilled workers to fight over harder and harder.

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Edwards Calls for Quick End to Iraq Training Effort

John Edwards is advocating a more rapid and complete troop withdrawal from Iraq than his principal rivals. Newly zionized NY Times, besides adding "William the Bloody" Kristol to their payroll, sets Edwards as target potentially opposing Israeli aggression and Saudi-Egyptian human rights violations.

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The NY Times gets into the act of the mainsmear media, ignoring policies and issues

Like Bill Clinton and Jesse Jackson before him, John Edwards nearly always runs late while campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination.

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USA Today: "Electability"

Jeff Cohen called this article to our attention.

USA Today attempts to move John Edwards out of the Iowa primary race by excluding him from their reporting about "electability."

The paper forgot to mention that Edwards outperforms both Clinton and Obama in hypothetical head-to-head contests against Republican rivals.

In fact, the only mention of Edwards at all comes in pigeon-holing him at 15 percentage point backing by voters in a USA Today/Gallup poll.

Here is FAIR's reporting on the matter.

Free Press Applauds House Media Ownership Act

The House has introduced a companion bill to the Senate's media ownership bill. The only thing that surprises me is that the House members can continue to face their constituents without having impeached Martin.

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Magnet and PDA Sufficient to Change Votes on Voting Machine

The title says it all.

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