Is Think Progress Capable of Publishing the Truth?
I'm a blogger, and have always worn my political views on my sleeve, and that seems to be the case for most political bloggers, right or left. We see the world through a certain point of view, and react to that news as we interpret it. I often disagree with how my peers on the left and right view things, but I can at least understand that their view—how ever much I disagree with it or view it to be distorted—is an honest one.
I can't say the same, however, about Media Matters or Think Progress, who like their nutty contemporaries at World Net Daily, seem intent on twisting even the most innocuous, innocent statement into something approaching an outright misrepresentation or lie. For a pair of sites that revel in painting their opposition as monsters in love with waterboarding, they seem far too comfortable with torturing reality. Max Bergmanns' latest distortion targeting new Senator Scott Brown is a perfect example of the kind of willful deception that regularly oozes from
Posted by: Confederate Yankee at 10:30 AM
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Something to look forward to? If, in fact, we're still the United States, the exact same political ideology will rear its ugly head in another 25 years, when their kids take over.
Posted by: Dell at February 19, 2010 11:07 AM (H/+W/)
As to the difference in conservative and liberal bloggers. It seems that when you read conservative blogs the purpose of the statements is to improve our country. When you read liberal statements, the purpose seems to one up the competition, to confuse, to distort and to play a game.
Posted by: David at February 19, 2010 03:47 PM (aTssA)
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