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For Every Minute They Acknowledged Democrat Scandals, Corporate Networks Spent Three Attacking Republicans

A new study from NewsBusters shows networks are piling on the negative for GOP candidates while keeping negativity at bay for Dems.

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With just five days to go before Election Day, the regime broadcast networks are doing all they can to drag the deeply unpopular Democrat Party to victory. 

A new study from media watchdog NewsBusters shows ABC, NBC, and CBS are piling on the negative for Republican candidates while keeping negativity at bay for Democrats. 

NewsBusters, part of the Media Research Center, found the network’s nightly newscasts over the past month — Sept. 28 to Oct. 26 — were filled with a combined 56 minutes, 44 minutes of bad news about Republican campaigns. That compares to less than 19 minutes of negative news stories for Democrats. 

As the report notes, “Audiences getting their campaign news from the broadcast evening news programs, and all the online news feeds which feature their content, were three times as likely to see negative news about Republicans than Democrats.”

Geoffrey Dickens, director of media analysis at the Media Research Center, observed that the coverage seems like it’s “meant to dissuade conservatives from going to the polls this month.” 

“They’ve also dutifully avoided (for the most part) talking about scandals and gaffes of Democratic candidates,” Dickens wrote. 

The prickly Islamocommunist Abdul El-Sayed, who doesn’t want to talk about his reported ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, is a case in point. Asking about these ties, he will tell you, is Islamophobic, un-American. Corporate media outlets have been more than glad to cater to the Michigan Democrat who is in a tight race against Republican former Congressman Mike Rogers for the U.S. Senate seat held by retiring Democrat Gary Peters.  

El-Sayed quickly turned defensive recently when Fox News’ Bret Baier attempted to ask him about the candidate’s previous support for the terrorist group, snapping, “Don’t be Rogers’ campaign. Be a journalist.” 

As The Federalist has reported, El-Sayed signed a letter in 2012 urging Mohamed Morsi, president of Egypt at the time, to “purge” media and police unfriendly to the new regime. Morsi was a leader in the Egyptian........

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