http://newmexicoindependent.com/6594/10-questions-for-sarah-palin New Mexico news and politics Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:15:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://newmexicoindependent.com/6594/10-questions-for-sarah-palin#comment-22256 Project_Truth Mon, 27 Oct 2008 22:04:26 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=6594#comment-22256 Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job "vetting" (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance - as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say ... plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to "serious journalism" (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) ...<br>I will be so glad when this election is over - maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath ... Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job “vetting” (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance – as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say … plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to “serious journalism” (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) …
I will be so glad when this election is over – maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath …

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/6594/10-questions-for-sarah-palin#comment-19735 Project_Truth Mon, 27 Oct 2008 17:04:26 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=6594#comment-19735 Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job "vetting" (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance - as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say ... plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to "serious journalism" (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) ...<br>I will be so glad when this election is over - maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath ... Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job “vetting” (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance – as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say … plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to “serious journalism” (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) …
I will be so glad when this election is over – maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath …

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/6594/10-questions-for-sarah-palin#comment-11013 Project_Truth Mon, 27 Oct 2008 16:04:26 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=6594#comment-11013 Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job "vetting" (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance - as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say ... plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to "serious journalism" (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) ...<br>I will be so glad when this election is over - maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath ... Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job “vetting” (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance – as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say … plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to “serious journalism” (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) …
I will be so glad when this election is over – maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath …

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/6594/10-questions-for-sarah-palin#comment-1730 Project_Truth Mon, 27 Oct 2008 15:04:26 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=6594#comment-1730 Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job "vetting" (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance - as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say ... plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to "serious journalism" (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) ...<br>I will be so glad when this election is over - maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath ... Wouldn't be great if the media did as good a job “vetting” (as in: digging into the past, turning over every stone and pebble on the political path) unknown candidates like um, Barack Obama for instance – as they did on Vice Presidential candidates and let's say … plumbers. Wouldn't that great? That way, we'd know much more about Obama, wouldn't we? And some who won't vote for him merely because they know so little about him, could make more intelligent decisions. But for some reason Obama gets a pass when it comes to “serious journalism” (a term fast becoming an oxymoron) …
I will be so glad when this election is over – maybe then the media can begin digging itself out of the hole of no credibility and start acting like non-biased reporters again. But I am not holding my breath …

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