Two shits on a stick

From Newbusters: Moyers Asked Olbermann: 'Should Journalists Take Sides?'
By Tim Graham December 17, 2007 - 23:26 ET

Call it a meeting of the Bush-bashing minds. Longtime PBS host Bill Moyers invited on MSNBC host Keith Olbermann for Friday’s edition of Bill Moyers Journal. The strangest moment came as Moyers suggested that in a polarized country, it might be distasteful for journalists to favor one side. Moyers must be playing devil’s advocate, because he’s been every bit as vituperative against Bush as Olbermann.

The worries about polarization and contributing to "a nation of screechers" came up twice. More here:

Hey -- I'll answer your question, jackass. Journalists always take sides - they can't help it -- they're humans. So why don't you just tell people which side you're on -- instead of pretending to be unbiased? Wouldn't that be so much more honest?

Of course, people would find it mighty strange that the dimocrats outnumber republicans by 10 to 1 in that business. Mighty strange indeed.

I don't understand why he asked the question in the first place -- all these two jackasses do is bash Bush and or conservatives -- that's all they do -- 100% of the time -- so why now with the "should we take sides?"

And he asks it as if they haven't been "taking sides" -- it's just that all their "objective reporting" is about how bad Bush and conservatives are and, conversely, how good dumocrats and liberals are.

MOVE TO CUBA, YOU TWO FUCKWITS.