Rather on the CBS Evening News , reporting on the death of Barry Goldwater, June 29, 1998. Bush has moved the image of himself pretty far to the Right, giving up, at least temporarily, some of the middle ground he will need to win in November, if he's the nominee. An example is Bush's appearance at South Carolina's Bob Jones University. By going there and not clearly disassociating himself from the worst of the school's image and reputation, Bush helped himself with the hard-Right necessary to win the South Carolina primary. But real media bias comes not so much from what party they attack.
Liberal bias is the result of how they see the world.
Middle of the road,' he said. I couldn't believe he was serious. The Times is a newspaper that has taken the liberal side of every important social issue of our time, which is fine with me. And it is this inability to see liberal views as liberal that is at the heart of the entire problem. No liberal labels necessary.