View Poll Results: Do you regret voting for President Obama?
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Yes
0 0% -
No
10 17.24% -
Not certain at this time
2 3.45% -
I didn't vote for him but I want to see the poll results
46 79.31%
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Thread: A serious conflict of interest.
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12-04-2009, 07:47 AM #1
A serious conflict of interest.
Okay. So I was on my way home yesterday and heard on the news in my truck that our dear leader is considering another bailout. "WHAT?" I say to myself. And then I hear what our dear leader intends to bail out: News organizations. Even the most ardent Obama supporter should have some very large red flags coming up over this.
I searched the net and found this article among others:Government Has No Business Bailing Out Newspapers the People Don't Want - US News and World Report
The quote that reflects my thoughts closest is this:
Second, direct government funding of newspapers would create a massive daily conflict of interest. "Today's news about the federal government is brought to you by our sponsor . . . the federal government." To many Americans, government-funded newspapers sound like a domestic echo of old Soviet state newspapers like Pravda.
I could care less about what you think of Bushes leadership qualities so dont even consider bringing that into this discussion. The answer to the question should follow like this: "Yes" and the reason why or "no" and the reason why, and remember, Bush is no longer our President. No need to go down that route.
I will start a simple yes or no poll if you wish not to reveal yourself and I request that only those who voted for Obama vote but anyone is welcome to reply.Last edited by JMS; 12-04-2009 at 07:53 AM.