it's blatantly obvious that you have failed to answer my questions

It's blatantly obvious that blatantly obvious is the most bombastic and redundant phrase I've ever read/heard.

do you have a list? no? didn't think so. :(

IT'S BLATANTLY OBVIOUS THAT YOU ARE A STOOPID-HEAD.

glowbelly is a dick to everyone even thou he wants our help. :/

bitch. i'm a girl.

and none of you are helping me.

can we be frens now? :)

yes please.

I don't like the terms Left and Right :/.

i don't care

When I'm looking at porn on the Internet, I'm leftist because I still have to use the mouse. But, when it's on TV, I'm rightist because I can get more power that way. :(

if you practiced yoga, you could use your feet and use your hands for something else...like ramming the handle of a hairbrush up your ass or something....

Maybe this site will offer some more help. http://www.univox.com/writer/mediabias.html
That is if you are still interested. Hairbrush fantasies can wreck anyone's concentration.
Maybe you were looking for examples of media bias. This site had a few examples. http://www.newsmax.com/hottopics/Media_Bias.shtml This site seemed helpful in the same way. http://www.mediaresearch.org/
Glowbelly's a girl? :confused

GB is more than a girl. :lol

She's a really hot girl. >:

I just thought that the search for an unbiased media source was pointless to begin with. Just seek some well respected sources of various political leanings (which I'm NOT going to list since you're being such a meanie), read between the lines, and form you're own opinion. THAT was the point which I was trying to make.

Ummm ... what was the question again. :/

why shouldn't anyone ever listen to anything kellychaos has to say?

Are you even registered with a party? Do you even attend caucauses? Looking for an unbiased source of info in the year of election is a bit like looking at TV commercials to judge the best product. You don't simply eat their spin. You have to think critically and look for actions and not words. Look at what the person has done in the past in the various arenas in which he has been a leader ... i.e. business, government, military, ect. Were his consituents, subordinates/junior executives, soldiers, ect happy with his leadership? What did he/she accomplish as opposed to what he/she promised? Again, critical thinking, reading between the lines and realizing what is said as well as what is NOT said about a person. I'm not trying to be patronizing but the way you phrased your question almost forces me into the patronization. I'm not sure what you were initially asking. Maybe it came out wrong and I misunderstood.

i'm gonna have to go with your last statement.

'K :)