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The media put forth one of the biggest campaign efforts in American history to "make sure" Obama gets elected. And now they are back peddling in preparation for the possible fallout.
Whether Obama wins or looses, 87% of Americans recognized the bias and while Obama supporters might enjoy it, the 45%-50% of Americans who supported McCain are bitter, angry and see right through it. Many of these media outlets are going to take huge huge hits after the election in loss of viewers and readers of their publications. This due mainly in part to their agenda, often therorized and complained about, has now beyond a shadow of a doubt been proven in this election.
I also just read a report that many media outlets, in collaboration with poll takers and assisting with setting the poll taking criteria are preparing for a "nuclear" fallout if Obama losses.
And if that is not enough McCain supporters, these seething basstards, will give us all one last flying bird tomorrow by trying to tell us the very early exit polls out of all the eastern states show strong leads for Obama. Those of you on the west coast, don't fall for it, make sure and cast your vote no matter what they attempt to do.
Personally, I'm all for boycotting any products advertised on MSNBC, NBC, CNN, CBS or ABC.
Good thing for all of the liberal men that the stations were tracking to the far left. I don't think they could sustain a Viagra or "male enhancement" boycott for long, hahahahahahahaha!
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