The new Wall Street Journal in all its Rupert Murdoch grandiosity has flushed away any air of integrity or neutrality that it once had. It's widely known that the Journal is in the tank for big business republicans, but this fear-mongering article about the ills of a liberal majority in the senate and Barack Obama in the White house is a new low. The article continues to try to tie Obama to ACORN and says that under his rule ACORN would acheive its so called goal of stacking the voter rolls through nationwide same day registration. It goes on to say that he would reward terrorists by trying them in civilian court. Such an unfortunate turn for a once impeachable paper.
Friday, October 17, 2008
The disadvantages of a "liberal supermajority"
The new Wall Street Journal in all its Rupert Murdoch grandiosity has flushed away any air of integrity or neutrality that it once had. It's widely known that the Journal is in the tank for big business republicans, but this fear-mongering article about the ills of a liberal majority in the senate and Barack Obama in the White house is a new low. The article continues to try to tie Obama to ACORN and says that under his rule ACORN would acheive its so called goal of stacking the voter rolls through nationwide same day registration. It goes on to say that he would reward terrorists by trying them in civilian court. Such an unfortunate turn for a once impeachable paper.
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