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>>It used to be normal for candidates (or their supporters) to purchase newspapers.
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>And visa versa <s>
I don't think any media specifically regarding an election has come close to surpassing the Chicago Tribune the day after the Dewey/Truman election. It comes close today though. I was watching CBS news tonight, and then NBC and both carried a story on the number of journalists covering the candidates - 2 for McCain (yes, that is correct - only two) and too many to count for Obama on a daily basis. McCain's website is even doing a poll on it:
http://www.johnmccain.com/They're referred to as Obama-groupies now :o)
This is rather interesting:
http://www.americanthinker.com/2008/07/big_media_puts_its_money_where.html
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