The news has become one of the most political phenomenas there exists today and this article of "How Bill Clinton cured homelessness" is the perfect example. Watching the news, sometimes I would notice when they are biased and speak in favor of a certain religion or race, and even a political party, but never would I have thought that an entire epidemic would disappear at the snap of a finger, or the inauguration of a democratic president. We all know that the media is usually liberal and most often directs news in a fashion that would exemplify liberals, but Bill Clinton curing homelessness is just really funny. The media sticks its foot into the political races all too much and this is a prime example.

Goldberg enlightened the people of America with the truth with his book Bias, and enraged the news networks. I can't believe the homeless situation is built out of proportion as it is with numbers such as "nationally right now, five million people are believed to be homeless...and the numbers are increasing" or "Nineteen million homeless by the turn of the century" when the true number is at most about 300,000-600,000. I never realized that news reporters were allowed to lie so much,

However, generating sympathy should not matter depending on the president. The portrayal of all the efforts of the Bushes and Clinton make people think Bill Clinton is actually helping people, which is what they want of course. This initially angers me, but they have such a great power that they can do whatever they want with it and there isn't a way to stop them, just from now on I will never really truly believe that what the news says is completely true. This angers me more because I consider myself more conservative and the constant attack of the government is ridiculous. Rather than try to continue helping the homelessness problem, the media decides to ignore it because with Bill Clinton there are no problems because he's a democrat. Of course this book was written by someone in the media, so how can we truly believe? Well I can't necessarily, but it at least makes more sense than, the homeless that aren't even homeless, people who still live with their parents! The number of reports on homelessness during the Bush era drastically dropped to the Clinton era, I never noticed it because I was too young to know anything, and even if I were older I would have most like thought the subject got old. But now when they bring it back up with young Bush, it's more evident they want to make conservatives look bad.

I had always assumed there was some kind of grounds of factual telling they were suppose

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