Re: J.T. The -ick
- From: "Fred Burton" <fburton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 15:37:26 -0400
wily mo aster wrote in message ...
>wily mo aster <mitchell_aster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>: i was trying to ask for specifics about how liberal NPR and PBS are,
>
>it's just so obvious that it can't be explained, huh?
>
>: but while we're on the subject of john f-ing kerry being the most
>: liberal member of the senate, let's examine that. how'd that idea get
>: started? the RNC said so. where'd they get it? wel, they got it from
>: the national journal. that's the magazine that does those nonpartisan
>: legislator vote rating scores that everyone uses.
>
>: so, it's legit, right? well, it would be, except that they were
>: actually using the score just from 2003, when kerry was out campaigning
>: most of the time and only came back for the most critical votes. they
>: did the same thing to edwards and he came out fourth. over their whole
>: careers, kerry was 11th and edwards was in the high twenties somewhere.
>
>: kerry didn't even cast enough votes in 03 to qualify for a rating in
>: social policy or foriegn policy; the rating was based entirely on
>: economic policy. the national journal itself actually ran an article
>: trying to clear all this up.
>
>what do you think about that, fred?
>
I get confused about which of the opinion mags are lib and which ones are
conservative. I don't read them (on either side).
"National Journal" doesn't sound familiar. I've heard of "National Review"
(IIRC), but not "National Journal".
I think that when you bring up the name of a national opinion rag, you
should identify which side of the aisle it's on.
.
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