I just don't understand the perception that the media is biased toward the left. It's a great (Carl Rovian) ploy by the right to say so. That way they can point to anything negative that is said about the right as an attack by the left. Would you say that large corporations are promoting the liberal agenda? Have a look at this "slightly biased" website and read about the media and who owns it:
http://www.rageagainsttheright.com/media.htm
"The media" are owned by large corporations. Large corporations do not support the liberal agenda. It is not in the best interest of the stock holders. And that is the only thing that guides the corporations. News reporting has become infotainment. A missing white girl in Aruba gets covered for days and weeks while other major stories get a few minutes.
Once a day or less you might see something about our open borders to the north and south and the thousands of shipping containers on the media but they won't cover it because it is a failing of this administration. You can't deny that this is a major problem and the administration is doing practically nothing about it. How in the world can you protect a nation without protecting the borders? There are waves of criminals coming through those borders because of the "easy pickens" here in the US - you and me.
What kind of administration cuts funding for police and first responders when crime is increasing and people feel that they have to have a loaded gun in every room? This is not the America that it should be. I used to be able to go away and leave the house unlocked and not worry. Not any more.
Last night on the news I saw that eleven thousand (11,000) mobile homes that cost three-hundred million dollars are sitting in Arkansas slowly sinking into the mud because of the poor management by the government agency in charge. At the same time they are paying millions to house people in hotels. And that is just part of the waste surrounding Katrina. Do you hear anything about it from the "liberal media" who is always bashing the administration? Nope. But if Bill Clinton were still president there would be several congressional commissions looking into it and the media would be having a holiday. Speaking of Clinton. He had two issues: Monica L. and Whitewater and the media and the congress tore him apart for years. A BJ in the whitehouse and a land deal that he was not involved in and they spent millions and years on investigations. The present administration has numerous issues involving corruption, possible election tampering, waste, cronyism, a poorly planned and executed "preemptive attack" on another nation that has taken the lives of 2500 soldiers and marines and put us BILLIONS of dollars in debt to China and Saudi Arabia for many years while making us incapable of action where it is needed (Iran, maybe N. Korea), and very little is said about it. Strange way for the "liberal Bush bashing press" to act.