June 8, 2005 - USA Today gives front cover to DNC as propaganda tool

With political races getting underway for the 2006 elections, the democrat media machine is ramping up in full force.  USA Today's cover page, above the fold, showcases a photograph of Kathleen Harris.  The former election official who insisted that Florida obey its own elections law.  Unfortunately, the USA Today reporter and editor must have agonized for hours to find the worst possible picture they could find anywhere. 

Right below that, we see a picture of President Bush, and although he is smiling, someone certainly went to a lot of trouble to dig through lots of great photos from his meeting with Tony Blair to find a photo taken at an angle that artificially makes his cheeks look fat and where he looks a bit aged.

Unfortunately folks, this is just the beginning.  And we had better gear up for the democrat propaganda machine to fill the airwaves, load up the media pages, and inundate us with the evils of our military and of Republicans. 

During this election season we must diligently scrutinize all of the media outlets.  It's time to let them know that the routine propaganda they try to spin is no longer going to be tolerated. 

Their Hollywood style production studios they call Television Newsrooms are being scrutinized, and now it's time to bring the same spotlight onto the democrat propaganda billboards they call newspapers. 

In an era when newspaper readership is dropping faster than a bullet, the public is beginning to open their eyes, and layoffs are becoming routine, they still continue their anti-conservative hatefest in the media.

What can you do to help accelerate the DNC media collapse?