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A friend mentioned that FoxNews.com had devolved during these last days before the election into the purest form of itself: unadulterated propaganda. So I took a look at the home page and this is what I found last night and this morning: -- "What's LA Times hiding? Newspaper refuses to...
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A friend mentioned that FoxNews.com had devolved during these last days before the election into the purest form of itself: unadulterated propaganda. So I took a look at the home page and this is what I found last night and this morning:

-- "What's LA Times hiding? Newspaper refuses to release videotape of Obama toasting 'friend and dinner companion' with questionable past."

-- McCain Shows Gritty Determination in Final Week

-- "LAT: Allies of Palestinians See A Friend In Barack Obama."

-- "Obama Affinity To Marxists Dates Back To College Days."

-- Obama Accepting Untraceable Prepaid Credit Cards

-- And my personal favorite: "Joe The Plumber: Obama Would Bring 'Death To Israel.'"

Gee, untraceable prepaid credit cards? Must be terrorists, eh?

During the next seven days, let's see how low Fox can go.

They're busy on the airwaves, too, of course, 24-7, marxist this, socialist that, interspliced with powerpuff McCain interviews. Not surprising. Last night they had the Palm Beach Post's Jose Lambiet, or "Lambient," as Fox had it, on talking about Wayne Huizenga's gripes about Obama raising capital gains taxes. It was a high point of the night, actually, raising the burning political question: How many votes can a whining billionaire sway?

SFBJA PANEL DISCUSSION

Today, the South Florida Black Journalists Association is holding a panel discussion tonight in Pembroke Pines featuring:

* John Yearwood, World Editor, Miami Herald, and former NABJ national treasurer * Yvette Miley, News Director, NBC6 * Winston Barnes, City Commissioner, City of Miramar * Macollvie Jean-Francois, Reporter, South Florida Sun Sentinel * Eddie Dominguez, Managing Editor, Daily Business Review

Moderated by Tamara G of 97.3 FM The Coast, the discussion will be tonight, Wednesday October 29, beginning at 7 p.m. at the South Regional/Broward College Library, 7300 Pines Blvd., Pembroke Pines.

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