McCain Campaign Outs New York Times Bias

This election has caused both sides to draw lines, and stand united in their bias. John McCain senior campaign strategist Steve Schmidt said of the New York Times bias towards Barack Obama:

"Whatever The New York Times once was, it is today not by any standard a journalistic organization. It is a pro-Obama advocacy organization that every day attacks the McCain campaign, attacks Senator McCain, attacks Governor Palin, and excuses Senator Obama. This is an organization that is completely, totally, 150 percent in the tank for the Democratic candidate, which is their prerogative to be, but let’s not be dishonest and call it something other than what it is. It is an organization that has made a decision to cast aside its journalistic integrity and tradition to advocate for the defeat of one candidate — in this case, John McCain."

At one point Republican commentators said this was obama’s election to win or lose. With Sarah Palin having taken away Obama’s celebrity spotlight, many liberal democrat media outlets have launched bitter and vindictive attacks against Palin. Those attacks however, are costing those media outlets viewers. It’s one thing to be bias, but is entirely different to spew hatred for a woman who represents many good, and some great, qualities of the average women in America.