I don't particularly believe in a Media "Bias" as much as the info-tainment. That is, the prevalence of news stations (cable and non) has lead to every station's pandering to the lowest common denominator. Thus, the more thoughtful bits of the populace (those of us with two IQ points to rub together) are left with a mindless mix of swill and treachery.

That is, it's not bias so much as too much attention to the wrong things. Media sensationalism. But people gobble it up like swine at the trough.

My biggest "problem" with the media is that those in the media (journalists, anchors, writers, et al) are not statistically reflective of the American populace as a whole. 80% of journalists are self-identifying "liberals," while only 49% of America's population is.

Again, though, this isn't even a weighty issue - if it were, you'd see more self-identifying "liberals" in thet American populace.
Or, and my misanthropy shines through -- perhaps people are just so lazy that they want their opinions in an IV drip to their barely-firing synapses? I suppose that's possible, too...

The rhetoric surrounding the war has, needless to say, been interesting.