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It is somewhat understandable since there is only one democratic candidate and a lot of republicans to fact check, but the current president and known candidate should always be under the most scrutiny and featured.
The one upside is Obama is on the bottom where he belongs! 🙂
True! However, how many Dems do you think made questionable comments or statements today based on the NH primary results and candidates? Don’t you think they could have found at least one statement made by a Dem today about a Repub candidate (or his policy) to check?
True. But the public perception is Obama running against the GOP right now. No one cares about Dems right now…
And there is of course a selction bias to only highlight biased reporting in the media, to proof that the media is biased 😉
public perception is formed by information input. Control the input and you influence the output.
poor lil republicans 🙁 it’s a good thing woodshedder / drudge report got their back
Although Mr. Woodshedder’s post are always informative and DRUDGE is entertaining, the only thing Republicans need is for Debbie Wasserman Shultz to keep opening up her ugly gob.
Winning!