Dear New York Times Editorial Staff:

If you truly believe your statement that, "Today the general public appears to have moved past the ballot- counting disputes and grown comfortable with Mr. Bush's legitimacy as president," then you are bigger morons than Resident Bush is.

It is clear that most politicians and most media conglomerates believe the American people are as stupid as the day is long. Some Americans are stupid. The one's who believe that the media has a liberal bias would fall into that category. While it is true that the reporter on the beat and the anchor of the evening news might vote for a Democrat, it would take a moron to believe that the so-called news is anything but conservative hogwash. Though I once believed that the NYT was better than that, clearly, I was mistaken.

The people who own the media outlets of America and the people who decide what stories get covered and how a story gets covered and what spews forth from American media are some of the most conservative people the world has ever known. Point in case: Fox 'Faux' News is owned by Rupert Murdoch. Totally right-wing, ultra-conservative teetering toward evil would not even be a strong enough description of him.

If Americans want to know the truth about what is happening in their own country, they have to turn to media outlets from other countries. A sad day in America. I weep for the abuse of the First Amendment.

Sincerely,
Webmaster for the Oral Majority

A note: I realize that calling names is BAAAD. I should not have called them morons but I was angry and promise to attempt to do better!

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