honest, unbiased, political question?
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As long as these two parties bitchin each other, the media and the political pundits can make lots of money. LoL.
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I believe you answered your own question!\nExcellent insight into the realities of the current administration!\nThanks for being open minded and seeing things for what they are!
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Liberals do argue that there is a conservative bias.  It's just that Republicans win out on listenership with talk radio and viewership on cable news.  If you listen to the liberal politicians, especially at fundraisers, then you will hear about a conservative bias.  \n\nThat being said, I find newspapers, outside of editorials which are slanted (as they should be), tend to be more objective than anything else you find.  Their job is to question government and the Republicans are in charge, so they are questioned right now.  If a Democrat was in office, I would expect to hear the same level of criticism from the media as I do now.
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Silly question, no doubt from a silly, small minded liberal!
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political????\n oil,relgeion, bush
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Question needs to be cohesive.
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Basically the same things.  I wish that there were some actual topical questions regarding politics, not just finger pointing and hate.  I will admit that in the abscence of any logical questions to answer I will "mess" with "Liberals", although I think that many of the so-called "liberals" and "republicans" in this forum are not "real" but trollers looking to start a fight.\n\nI would be happy to debate with anyone that can sustain a logical, coherent train of thought and not degenerate into a "you're a facist oil lover" or "you're a communist anti-american terrorist lover".  I don't think we can all get along, but we are going to have to talk to each other if we want to save our country.
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I am sure there are, but why would you want to do that?  Do you really think that you will get honesty in these websites?  If you do, I got a nice shiny new bridge to sell ya, foe cheap!  There are only 2 main parties in America, Dem's and Repubs.  Dems are socialists, Repubs are supposed to be conservatives, but many of them aren't.  Both are corrupt.  Both are full of liars.  Both are full of politicians (not leaders).  What most informed citizens end up doing is choosing the lesser of 2 evils, unfortunately.  May I suggest you start by studying the political history.  Then learn as much as you can independently about the parties and their politicians.  Be sure and note how often they contradict themselves, thinking nobody will notice.  There is no easy way or simple website adequate enough when it comes to choosing such a thing.  Don't try to oversimplify the process.  Do your homework, as tedious (and boring) as it may be.
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Its always important to have balanced info.  I think both sides could use a little balancing act before the election.  Will it happen?  NO.  The repukes are dead-set against being honest.
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An honest person who is upfront about the truth
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Ya know, I was going to ask that very same question-- but you beat me to it! :)\nI've noticed a multitude of negative postings- not inasmuch as real questions, but merely rantings- about the President. Now if they could only put some basis of fact behind their rant, it might be construed as a good debate. But negative criticism-- which the left deplores when used in the school system or the job place, but seems to enjoy using in politics and in the media as a tool-- is never a positive stepping stone to any type of political argument, is it? How about a little constructive criticism for a change? Or has Howard Dean and Nancy Pelosi outlawed anything with a positive tone from their constituents in such matters?
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I think it's all a matter of perception. When liberals, such as myself, do present evidence to back a claim up, it is often viewed by SOME neocon nutjobs as vicious and nearsighted when in fact it proves to be the truth in my (our) estimation. I suggest taking a broader look at any political issue and then view it from different perspectives, i.e. race, sex, sexual orientation, religion, etc., then ask yourself "if I was in their position what would be acceptable and reasonable". It all comes down to ones perception, when it comes to our great country it behooves us (citizens) to think with our brains and NOT our hearts. Now go have nice tall glass of Kool-Aid and think about what I just said.
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I do research. During the 2006 elections I went to a website called votersissue.org. Sometimes I just went and type the name of the person and a website detailing their stance on issues has been helpful. The media has pretty much mislabed politicians making one conservative where they were actually moderate. Making someone a liberal but they actually were a little to the right.
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Seems that what's going on in Yahoo Answers is not much different from what's going on out in the "real world" of politics these days, especially with Election day looming.  I am tired of seeing the candidates rip each other apart on tv commercials, already.  But here on-line....sometimes it's just a dandy place to practice the fine art of sarcasm and shake off the stress of the day.
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Damn why are people being mean to you Fire_Side?  thats not cool.  But anyways, the answer to your question is probably one of the easiest yet.  Candidate D (write-in) Mr. Bill Cower ofcourse! ; )
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Asking a conservative to admit they were wrong is like asking a grumpy, insolent driver spiralling down a cliff if they should've taken a left rather than a far, far, FAR right.......\n\n(same results, BTW)
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Actually Im mixed on the issue. Im more conservative on things, but he didnt really say anything too out there. On the other hand, if he was completely unbiased, hed have said things in favor of the current administation and it appears hes only throwing out anti bush, anti american sentiment. Id have to hear more of his lectures to know.