>Not that you'd let facts dissaude you from ranting against conservatives, but here's a quote from one source (note the liberal writer even admits that you libs will rant against it - maybe that's why this thread is about ranting!):
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>"Bottom line: The Groseclose-Milyo study shows the media are skewed substantially to the left of the typical member of Congress. Thus, if the opinions of viewers and readers are similar to those of their representatives, the media slant is far to the left of that of most of their customers.
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>By the way, my favorite newspaper (the Los Angeles Times) received a score of 58.4 -- far to the left of the median of 39.
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>Leftists, who have blinded themselves to media bias for years, will no doubt find all sorts of ridiculous reasons to discount this study. But it is an interesting analysis -- even if its conclusion is utterly predictable."
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>http://www.thatliberalmedia.com/archives/002179.html

Evan gave you the correct answer first so I don't have to repeat his comment.

I may seem more liberal to you, but actually I'm more centrist and am a conservative in regards to crime.
Regarding financing I'm also a centrist but I agreed with the president and am for CAFTA. Did I vote democratic? Yes. Am I against this war on false pretenses? Yes. I support the troops and believe we should supply them properly (e.g. armor) and fund the VA properly. This President and Republican Congress let the VA have a 1 billion shortfall and repelled the Murray Amendment until pressured last week by Democrats.