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Some big-name newspapers you may read are making headlines in the presidential race. Thursday, Hispanic media outlets publicly announced their support for Barack Obama
New York Times endorses Obama
a republican hmm
Colin Powell endorses Obama
hmm another republican
CNN) — No, hell has not frozen over, but a Buckley is backing a Democrat for president. Christopher Buckley, the son of the late conservative icon William F. Buckley, said Friday he's decided to back Barack Obama's White House bid, the first time in his life he will vote Democrat.
ALASKA'S top newspaper has endorsed Democrat Barack Obama for the White House, saying it would be too risky to put the state's Republican Governor, Sarah Palin, just "one 72-year-old heartbeat from the leadership of the free world".
The Financial Times, the respected business daily, endorsed Barack Obama on Monday to become the next US president, even though it prefers the trade policies of his Republican rival John McCain.
Republican Former Massachusetts Governor Endorses Obama
Endorsements: Anchorage paper picks Obama
The (Baltimore) Sun endorses Obama
October 26, 2008--Iowa's largest newspaper, The Des Moines Registers has endorsed Illinois Senator Barack Obama for president of the United States.
Obama would start deep depression
Obama is wrong for our country
Originally posted by beforetime
reply to post by buddhasystem
But can you show me one "Opinion" in NYT from a real voter and there views on obama?
not a editor a real person .
i couldn't find one.
so idk
Originally posted by SGSPatriot
We only accept that he is a liar and a socialist because he gives us the ammo.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by beforetime
reply to post by buddhasystem
But can you show me one "Opinion" in NYT from a real voter and there views on obama?
not a editor a real person .
i couldn't find one.
so idk
You gotta be kidding... There are thousands of comments posted by readers of the newspaper... As to the actual column, well, in general it's left to members of staff. Is that susprusing?
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by SGSPatriot
We only accept that he is a liar and a socialist because he gives us the ammo.
"Obama the socialist" is getting long in the tooth along with "Obama the Muslim" or "Obama the terrorist". You are using imaginary ammo and therefore getting imaginary results in this election.
Barack Obama was leading in the race for daily newspaper endorsements by 160 to 59, an almost 3-1 margin, and even more in daily circulation numbers, more than 15 million to 4,139,700.[1]
During the 2008 United States presidential election, the following newspapers, magazines, and other publications have made general election endorsements.
Originally posted by beforetime
Why would tv & newspapers endorse a candidate?
"Here are reasons why we endorse:
* "to fulfill our obligation and responsibility as a constitutionally-protected media enterprise to not only be a part of our communities but to also help improve those communities.
* "to offer information and perspective that voters can use in evaluating candidates.
* "to create dialogue with our readers.
"Our endorsements are not made:
* "to tell readers who they should vote for.
* "to make a compact with any candidate.
* "to figure out who's most likely to win a contest."
They are both equal men in my book.
Newspaper publisher New York Times (NYT Quote - Cramer on NYT - Stock Picks) slashed third-quarter earnings guidance and set plans to cut 500 jobs, or 4% of its staff.
Related Articles Arbitron Buying Tech Firm McClatchy Trims Guidance Viacom Names Kane Station Chief Market Activity The New York Times Company| NYT DOWNThe company said the cutbacks will include 45 newsroom jobs at its flagship New York Times newspaper. In May the company set plans for an earlier layoff round that saw it cut almost 200 jobs.
The news came as the company reported disappointing August numbers, saying revenue rose just 0.6% from a year ago. Ad revenue rose 1.7%, but excluding newly acquired information site About.com, ad revenue was down 1% and total revenue was off 1.2%.