Media bias debate spans outlets and endorsements
The piece argues conservatives claim liberal tilt in mainstream media while noting outlets like Fox News Rush Limbaugh Sean Hannity and The Drudge Report show strong conservative influence. It cites balanced newspaper endorsements in 2012 with Romney and Obama and contends bias mainly sits in opinion pages as network news personnel strive for impartiality amid a shifting media landscape.
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Sarah Palin
Paul Ryan
Fox News
Bill O’reilly
Obama
Rush Limbaugh
Sean Hannity
Drudge Report
Wall Street Journal
New York Times
Romney
Poynter Organization
CBS
NBC
ABC
Diane Sawyer
Richard Nixon
Brian Williams
Scott Pelley
Media bias debate spans outlets and parties
Peter Funt argues bias exists in all media but is not confined to one side. He notes Republicans distrust Fox News and local TV while Democrats praise a broader set of outlets. He cites cost cuts and shrinking investigative teams as a causal factor, not ideological bias, and observes online media skew toward conservative influence as the mainstream fractures into partisan streams.
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Fox News Channel
MSNBC
Pew
Fox News
Benghazi
McCain
Trump
Huffington Post
Rice
South Carolina
Sen
Lindsey Graham
White House
Jay Carney
Stanford
Oxford
Graham
Susan Rice
Republican Party
Could Sam Brownback Run For President In 2016
Insight Kansas columnist Burdett Loomis notes Brownback has little national presence yet could become a viable 2016 candidate if he shifts perception. The piece cites his conservative reforms in Kansas, tax cuts, privatization, and potential GOP advantages, while warning of a $750 million SGF shortfall from tax policy and the risk of Democratic recruitment if he stalls.
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Insight Kansas
Burdett Loomis
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Loomis
University of Kansas
Brownback
Chris Christie
Marco Rubio
Jeb Bush
Paul Ryan
Sam
Texas
Rick Perry
Perry
GOP
Mitt Romney
Christie
Rubio
Ryan
Romney
Grindstone
Wichita
Citizens United U.S. Supreme Court
General Revenue Fund
SGF
Bill Graves
Cedar Crest
Race and politics collide as Susan Rice debate sparks depredation
Stanley Crouch argues that U S political tribalism fuels racist attacks on U N ambassador Susan Rice and critiques both major parties. He traces race dynamics from Nixon through Johnson and Clinton to today, condemning the abuse of Rice while defending her stature and abilities.
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Republican
GOP
David Frum
Joe Scarborough
Jon Huntsman
Peggy Noonan
John Sununu
Rush Limbaugh
Donald Trump
Obama
Arizona
John McCain
U.N
Susan Rice
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Redneck
South
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Clinton
Ku Klux Klan
KKK
William Faulkner
Lincoln
George Wallace
Strom Thurmond
Jesse Helms
Mitch McConnell
Rice
McCain
James Wolcott
Secret Service
Obama Jenkins contact details released by offices
Barack Obama and U S Representative Lynn Jenkins are listed with office addresses in Washington D C. The White House entry provides 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and a general contact, while Jenkins is shown at the Longworth House Office Building with a Washington address and a phone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barack Obama
White House
Washington, D.C
Whitehouse
U.S
Lynn Jenkins
Longworth House
Contact details for Kansas U S Senators and Governor
Addresses and phone numbers for U S Senator Pat Roberts and Jerry Moran in Washington D C and their offices in Kansas along with Governor Sam Brownbacks contact details including street addresses postal codes and the governor s office email and web form links.
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U.S
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
Washington
D.C
Roberts
Senate.gov
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Herald
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Joseph A. Aistrup
Kansas State University
Joe Aistrup
Stanley Crouch
King Features
Crouch
Stanley
King
Jerry Moran
Russell Senate
Moran
Senate
Kansas State Capitol
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Topeka
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