It’s Embarrassing to Admit I’m a Journalist
Reporting has become shamelessly biased in this presidential election.
October 24, 2008 - 2:52 pm
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I read similar comments over the weekend… I despise the medias attempts to manipulate citizens, it’s condescending and unethical, and un-American. I decided to stop complaining and try to do something about it.
On Saturday I created a website called http://www.50millionamericans.org – and propose that those of us who are fed up with yellow journalism and liberal media bias organize our resources and efforts, discover and partner with like minded organizations, and try to affect real change.
United we could become a powerful force for change. We were out-flanked during this last election by people who did a better job of organizing this kind of grass roots effort.
The website is simple, a blank-slate for us to create together. If interested or curious, visit and vote on the opinion poll, maybe leave a comment.
If you like this idea, talk about it with everyone you know. Spread the URL around.