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Episode 16: Making an Informed Decision, and Warrantless Wiretaps |
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Can you make an informed decision when the people charged with presenting that information share it in a biased manner, or choose not to share some of it based on their preferences? Trust in the press is at an all-time low, and 47% of us think the press is biased one way or the other. That’s a 47% that should be news. Did warrantless wiretaps and surveillance quadruple under President Bush? No, but I’ll give you 1 guess under who’s administration they did multiply like that. The 2012 Stitcher Award nominations are going on now! Click here to vote for “Consider This!” in the “News & Politics” category. I’d really appreciate it. You can vote once a day through October 19th. Mentioned links: U.S. Distrust in Media Hits New High Majority in U.S. Continues to Distrust the Media, Perceive Bias Fast and Furious – It takes Univision to “break” it? ACLU: Bush administration quadrupled warrantless wiretaps. Just kidding. It was Obama and Holder.
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