Oh, for the love of everything ever. The Associated Press offers up yet another example of the sorry state of journalism.
That last stunning example of unbiased journalism is here: goo.gl/wJ8nF (Paragraph 4)
— Gabriel Malor (@gabrielmalor) March 27, 2013
Here’s the oh-so-objective paragraph in the AP’s “report” on a new voter ID law in Virginia:
Republican majorities in the Virginia House and Senate pushed the bill to passage one year after a more modest GOP-sponsored voter identification law failed to prevent President Barack Obama from winning Virginia for the second presidential election in a row and a Democratic U.S. Senate victory.
See, it’s not that the GOP wants to combat voter fraud and ensure election integrity; It’s that Obama-hating Republicans want to suppress the votes of law-abiding Democrats with “Jim Crow-era tactics.” That’s journalism?
Dear @ap: Who wrote this biased garbage? fxn.ws/10d41hF via @foxnewspolitics
— He’s Temporary(@lheal) March 27, 2013
Gee, what liberal media bias? RT @gabrielmalor That last stunning example of unbiased journalism is here: goo.gl/wJ8nF (Para 4)
— KilroyFSU (@KilroyFSU) March 27, 2013
“@gabrielmalor: That last stunning example of unbiased journalism is here: goo.gl/wJ8nF (Paragraph 4)” heh. Eejits.
— Elizabeth Scalia (@TheAnchoress) March 27, 2013
Holy shit! RT @gabrielmalor: That last stunning example of unbiased journalism is here: bit.ly/15TTT0q (Paragraph 4)
— RB (@RBPundit) March 27, 2013
Oh sweet lord… RT @gabrielmalor: That last stunning example of unbiased journalism is here: goo.gl/wJ8nF (Paragraph 4)
— Dan Isett (@DanIsett) March 27, 2013
The reporter here needs to be shamed as a Democrat hack. bit.ly/15TTT0q
— He’s Temporary(@lheal) March 27, 2013
Shamed and held accountable for partisan advocacy masquerading as objective journalism.
