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That's only a problem when a lot of people like you deny it and pretend they are "objective."It does not have to be denied. News organizations have a right and even an obligation to report the news as they see it, with whatever spin they want to put on it.CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC and CBS use their "news" division to push a given view point. There's simply no denying it.FOX News claims to be impartial. "Fair and Balanced". Almost all news organizations make the same claim that they are objective in news reporting if not with their editorial and commentary positions. Usually, it seems like when people discuss this topic they mix the general news reporting and the commentary together. For a truly fair analysis, the two must be separated. Some news sources make a genuine effort to provide opposing viewpoints by providing commentaries from a wide spectrum of political viewpoints in their opinion and editorial sections, or on TV, by having a varied guest list to provide differing views.news reporting is supposed to be impartial and not political, oops!No, it isn't. There are plenty of alternative press sources to counter what your so-called progressive press reports. A free press has news reporting from the entire spectrum of politics and the public has access to all of them.
The government should never have a say in how the free press operates. Once they get involved the free press ceases to exist. Any threat to the free press hinders its ability to operate as a free press.
It can be political, but it can't dress up as impartial while doing it.
I have no issue with MSNBC being a liberal rag, what I have an issue with is them claiming they are not.