…secure all manner of liberal hacks to gleefully offer positive “analysis” about what they’re saying and breathlessly bonify the validity and perfection of every liberal word. Then it’s “…back to you, Lloyd!”
JUST NOW: Forget Christmas. It’s liberalfest! On liberalvision CTV’s Newsnet channel, when it’s time to discuss the ongoing Liberal Party convention goings-on, they haul out… none other than infamous Liberal hack Scott Reid (of “beer and popcorn” fame)—him, him, and only him. That’s fair and balanced! Happy liberalfest!
UPDATE 1:33 PM Pacific:
On CTV Newsnet right now, Lloyd Robertson is hosting the official live newscast and the official panel consists of:
Former Liberal Party Minister Anne McLellan
Former Liberal Party Minister Brian Tobin
Current liberal media reporter Craig Oliver
No conservatives.
Thank you for confirming my suspicion, liberalvision!
It simply doesn’t matter what conservatives think about this party and its convention, in contradistinction to the Conservative convention, when it was all about what the Liberals and you’ve got to be kidding party hacks thought about it and the “hidden agenda” canard.
Moments ago: CTV Newsnet anchor Kate Wheeler and Scott Reid engage in liberalfest festivities, laughing uproariously in total agreement about the big liberalfest hoe-down (or is that ho-down?). Wheeler asks no hard questions, simply helps Reid along.
When the Conservative government makes an announcement, on, say, a huge national commitment on something as (apparently) comparatively stupid and mundane as a major AIDS initiative on World AIDS Day (today), the CTV liberalvision web site focuses primarily on and asks for expert opinions on it from an extreme leftist (Stephen Lewis) and other liberals (Bill Clinton) and such rabid anti-conservatives, and on what they have to say about it.
Nope. No liberal media bias in this country.
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