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Rupert Murdoch/Roger Ailies Bully Voters
While tens of millions of American voters have already vetted and voiced their preference for Barack Obama for President, Roger Aliles is reported as having said, according to Michael Wolff in the current issue of Vanity Fair, that 'Fox's coverage might have been more favorable had Mr. Obama been more willing to appear on its programmes.' [Financial Times, 9/04/2008, pg 2}
This is worse than the Nazi Germany newspaper blackout. Without official US news censorship, the allusion persists that we actually have a news reporting institution, a myth easily exploited by the likes of Herr Murdoch and Ailies.
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Posted September 4, 2008 | 06:39 AM (EST)