Bias media has overwhelmed the United States ever since Watergate. Of course it existed before that, The Media portrayed the scandal as an in-depth conspiracy of the entire Republican Party, not just Nixon. Although, much of the Republican Party was to blame, the majority of the media decided to conveniently add that the whole party was also to blame. I think this was the point when the media turned left.

The 2000 election was a victim of media bias. No matter what anyone said, Al Gore had an advantage t

It will always be present from wherever you stand politically. However, most people would agree that there is a strong liberal presence in our media today. Although that it is unlikely that papers, movies, and cartoons will move to change a voting ballot, a confusing cloud of opinion, and narrow-mindedness will always loom over the average citizen, who just happens to be a voter.

hroughout the entire election. There was a democratic leader in charge of our country, and not to mention, a democratic congress. Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman stated in 2000 that Republican George W. Bush is unprepared to be president, as the tight and increasingly personal race for the White House headed into its final week. The Reuters/MSNBC daily tracking poll released that Bush had slightly widened his lead over Gore to three points, but separate surveys of nine states showed the race could still go either way. Af

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