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77% think public sector unions should have the same rights as private sector ones...62% believe it's unacceptable to get rid of public sector unions. That's pretty consistent with most of the data coming out of Wisconsin and nationally.
I don't think anyone can accuse the WSJ of "liberal bias."
What??????
EVERYONE knows the WSJ is a Liberal rag. Hell, they're nothing but a bunch of business-hating, Left-wing Commies. You can tell that by WHO reads it!!!!!!
Except when the don't- you know, when 14 lawmakers decide the election shouldn't matter and hide out in another state.
It's not the first time that kind of thing has happened - and BOTH sides have done it (even Lincoln did it to prevent the Democrats from having a quorum to vote).
I don't think anyone can accuse the WSJ of "liberal bias."
NBC and WSJ to be exact.
And they have no link to anything showing the details of the poll for us to see if it was conducted properly. It says to wait until after 6:30 PM even though it was posted yesterday and there's still no link?
The NYT and CBS polls were skewed to favour Democrats and union members....so I dismiss that poll completely.
What??????
EVERYONE knows the WSJ is a Liberal rag. Hell, they're nothing but a bunch of business-hating, Left-wing Commies. You can tell that by WHO reads it!!!!!!
Ken
Actually, a non-partisan study group concluded that the WSJ was quite liberal in it's news side and leaned conservative in it's opinion side.
NEVER underestimate the capacity of people here...
You can be as closed minded as you wish to be in America, but that doesn't mean that a non-partisan study found that WSJ was liberal on their news side and right-leaning on their opinion side.
Please don't allow any facts to disturb your pre-conceived ideas.
While the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal is conservative, the newspaper's news pages are liberal, even more liberal than The New York Times.
Actually, a non-partisan study group concluded that the WSJ was quite liberal in it's news side and leaned conservative in it's opinion side.
So who were these "non-partisan study group"?
Care to provide a link to that conclusion?
Ken
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