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  • Media Matters Liberal Bias Or Reality? - Media Matters
    Posted by Jeff (Monday May 02 2005 @ 01:33PM EDT)
    Dear Corporation for Public Broadcasting

    Re: Kenneth Y. Tomlinson and PBS' Liberal Bias

    In all the media outlets in all the towns in all America, PBS may be the only one that doesn't infuriate me at least some of the time. Their coverage is consistently well-researched and thorough. If their stories display a bias against conservatism, then I can only presume it is reality that discrimates against that point of view...


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