How does major media bias influence the average American voter?
This topic and question is very important to me because I want
to involve myself in politics for a career. How can major news organizations
twist, turn, blackout, and highlight certain political incidents to influence a
different thought process in the average American citizen vote. I have been
following the Republican Primaries very closely and have virtually witnessed
the media bias to promote different candidates or to completely ignore others
in order to sway the popular opinion of the general public. How is it that Ron
Paul can be selling out his rallies at prestigious universities such as UCLA or
Michigan State just to name a couple and be receiving almost no major media
coverage. Ron Paul gets more financial support from our veterans and current
military personal than all the other GOP hopefuls combined and more than
President Obama. How can this be virtually blacked out and ignored by the major
media. Ron Paul is very critical of the major media and supports a lot of
policies that the people behind the news casters with the money do not support
which creates a bad situation for a major media bias against him. Does the major
media feel as though we as the general public are not “smart” enough or “qualified”
enough to formulate our own opinions from the news if it was delivered in a
honest and sincere way. This to me is
offensive and should be to everyone that has an attempt to be influenced by a
bias that the major media produces.
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