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Full-Court Press

Alterman, Eric | October 1, 2001 issue

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This article discusses liberal media in the United stats through an example of news channel CNN. CNN counts as "liberal" only in a universe where conservative political hegemony is so strong that critics have lost the ability to think clearly about anything. CNN does not cover trade from the perspective of the antiglobalization movement. It does not cover business from the perspective of the labor or environmental movements. It does not cover war from the perspective of the peace movement and it does not cover dictatorships from the perspective of their victims. It does not even cover U.S. President George W. Bush from the perhaps of the people who had their election subverted.

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MASS media; SOCIAL movements; PRESIDENTS -- United States; BUSH, George W. (George Walker), 1946-; WAR; UNITED States
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