Why does the Corporate Media Empire block the debates from Liberals like me that live in tiny farm towns???

Question

If the Debates (both red and blue) are not on broadcast media. Only people that have cable access can view the debates.

Is this just another attack on the rural working poor by the Ownership Society.

Answer 1

Yes, it is.

On the Calif. coast, from Humboldt County north it is called "behind the redwood curtain". The news is censored and filtered through a very narrow-minded filter before being broadcast.

Answer 2

The media, and the political parties rely on the lack of information provided to Americans, rural or not, they hope that only the most (in)famous candidates shall be the ones on the minds of voters.

Answer 3

Neocons ensue to be liars. the traditional public of the populatoin occurs to rejoice Christmas. The ceremony itself is meant to rejoice the beginning of Jesus, yet even aethists tend to rejoice it. provided that the top of the fulfillment of the neocons in the U. S. has been the conflict in Iraq, I actually have a no longer hassle-free time taking something that they say at face fee. little doubt conservatives will now call me "The Grinch who Stole Christmas", which became into probable my prominent christmas tale while i became right into a baby.

Answer 4

An excellent point. If democracy is to flourish, the debates should be broadcast on over the air television.

Answer 5

You didn't miss much. CNN just asked a bunch of right-wing talking points, not dealing with any of the issues. It's turned into a horse-race, where it's nearly impossible to find out who stood on what.

Answer 6

You have broadband but no cable?

Hmmm. If I were you, I would move. I think you're on a range.

Answer 7

No attack really, they just find you boring.