Major Media Revealed as No Longer Mainstream

Editor's Note: This is some refreshing news: poll after poll reveals that what is called "Mainstream Media" is nothing more than part of the marketing campaign. People are increasingly seeing through the obvious propaganda; the major media has officially overplayed their hand by assuming that people will remain duped forever. Despite the glossy appearance and well-delivered messages, none of it rings true. The fact is that the numbers of visitors to alternative media is growing exponentially, while the major media struggles.

By Chelsea Schilling

© 2010 WorldNetDaily

More than 60 percent of U.S. voters are "angry" at the media – and many think most reporters are trying to help President Obama pass his agenda, according to a new Rasmussen poll.

Sixty-six percent of the voters described themselves as at least "somewhat angry" at the media, including 33 percent who said they are "very angry" at the news outlets in a telephone survey of 1,000 likely U.S. voters conducted June 13 and 14, 2010, by Rasmussen Reports.

Forty-eight percent of voters said they believe most reporters who write or talk about Obama are trying to help him pass his agenda. Only 18 percent said they believe reporters are trying to stop the president from passing his agenda while 27 percent say journalists are merely reporting the news in an unbiased manner.

Rasmussen noted that its question didn't define media or differentiate between media outlets such as CNN and Fox News. The poll illustrates growing public sentiment that national media outlets present biased coverage – often in favor of the present administration.

On a September 2009 show, talk-show host Rush Limbaugh urged citizens who were frustrated by a media blackout of the nation's growing movement against Obama administration policies to bring their protests to the front doors of major media outlets.

As WND reported, protesters around the country challenged the mainstream media to drop a perceived news bias and give fair coverage to the movement. They e-mailed and fax-blasted media outlets before storming press offices across the country. 

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