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Fat Man Fed Up tackles problems that other journalists seem reviews reluctant to address. Indeed he believes that one of the reasons politics has gone bad is because reviews journalists have allowed it to. He laments that most newspapers seem reviews to have lost interest in politics, while talk radio and cable TV news have increased divisiveness and partisanship in the country. Mr. Germond responds to complaints of liberal bias in the media and points out that these complaints "miss the real point." He questions if the bias actually exists, and if so, whether it colors the way editors and reporters work. Germond takes today's press to task for its failure to accurately portray prominent political figures - from Barbara Bush to Al Sharpton. Politicians and the media are criticized for their use and abuse of political polls to mislead uninformed and gullible voters.
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