Gore bribery story on MSNBC - Vote

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Bartholomew Roberts

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MSNBC, following the lead of most other news outlets - reported that Al Gore was involved with memos indicating the Democratic party traded a veto of tort reform for campaign contributions from trial lawyers.

This story held the lead for about all of one hour before MSNBC buried it in trivial BS - including at least one story trying to make Gore look good.

However, MSNBC does allow readers to vote on the importance of a story. Perhaps if we stop by and indicate that we would like to see some follow-up on this story, the lure of ad dollars will be strong enough to convince the media to get off their ass and cover the story.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/459897.asp
 
I just gave the story a 7, and it is at #6 on the list behind "Two headed Martian found hiding in basement of local 7-11 with Elvis."
:rolleyes:

The dumb morons that don't understand the importance of honest government astound me.

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Ne Conjuge Nobiscum
"If there be treachery, let there be jehad!"
 
It's working, now up to #5 with 694 total votes.

If you notice, it's not the total votes but the average rating that sets the order. If we flood it and bring the average closer to 7.0 we can do it. It could stay on top for a long time.

We need another 300+ "7" votes to raise the average and make it number one.

* * * Click Here to Vote on the MSNBC Gore Bribery Story.* * *

When you get there look for this box. Instructions were added of course.
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[This message has been edited by CFIG (edited September 16, 2000).]
 
Those MSNBC b@stards deleted the story from the site and the Top 10 list, just as it had climbed to #3.

I guess everyone can disregard the above, and email them about their disgraceful conduct instead.

World@MSNBC.com
 
This didn't fit in with their agenda. So it has been dutifully "reported" and now buried.

Case Closed.

The Leftist media needs to have it's boy elected don't you know.
 
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