Two-thirds of Americans say they are ``angry'' at the national media, according to a new Rasmussen public opinion poll. The poll suggests that Americans are angry because of the national media's clear liberal bias. By a margin of more than 3-1, Americans say the average reporter is more liberal than they are, rather than more conservative. By almost the same margin, Americans think reporters are trying to help President Obama pass his agenda. Seven in 10 say most reporters try to help the candidate they want to win. And a majority think employees would hide information that might hurt a candidate they wanted to win. Americans will continue to be angry until the national media report the facts and stop telling the American people what to think. ____________________
Lamar Smith: “Two-thirds of Americans say they are ``angry'' at the national media, according to a new Rasmussen public opinion poll.…”
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