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The Art of Being Shown Up

Lifting the fogs of bias. Offshoring innovation. Written in the Constitution. Hiding underneath judicial robes. Plus more.
p> WE ALL SCREAM FOR MAINSTREAM br> Re: Lorie Byrd's Show Me : /p>

You may also add the following to Lorie Byrd's list of signs that liberal media bias is past practice:

p>...when United States military casualties in the Middle East are reported as heroic individual sacrifices in the advance of freedom and not regrettable anonymous demerits against a steadfast American President. br> -- Deane Fish br> Altamont, New York /p>

I enjoyed the article by Lorie Byrd this morning. How silly of people to say that bloggers are not journalists.

p>Ms. Byrd was informative and amusing. I hope you will carry more of her writings. br> --
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