Remember these famous last words? On that faithful 27th day of January, Clinton stood before audience and spoke the words that essentially led to is impeachment from the office of President. Clinton would stick by his statement until the bitter end, when he was advised to comply with federal prosecutors and concede to perjury (an impeachable offence).

Unfortunately, the manner in which this story was brought to the public was just as intolerable as perjury. Clinton's sex scandal was dumped into a media marketplace where politics rule and the facts are shoved under the carpet. Once a factual piece of information is bombarded by bits political pressure, it becomes biased or "slanted". Much of the television and newspaper coverage of the Clinton scandal fell under this category of journalism.

But how can any single news organization be influenced by politics? Take for example, the FOX news channel. The twenty-four hour cable news channel, run by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. A little research on Murdoch shows that

he is a devout republican, and uses his assets to promote his beliefs . This makes me question the channel's slogan: "We report. You decide".

My second source is one of the most highly regarded newspapers in the world. The New York Times usually takes a neutral position on most of the important issues. It is a newspaper whose main purpose is to convey facts, not opinion. On the day Clinton was to testify, the Times ran an article where the headline said that Clinton would admit to a relationship with Lewinsky. The rest of the article to a look at what the effects of this will be, in a very unbiased manner. The author looks at the overall picture, not just an isolated incident as in the Mother Jones article.

The author exposes all the bad things about Clinton, and makes him out to be one of the worst Presidents this country has ever seen. "Clinton, you may recall, has done more than any other president in recent history to ensure that defendants in federal courts don't get a fair trial." The rest of the article deals with other injustices that Clinton has been accused of. This article, to be published during the height of the impeachment proce

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