The media think they have discovered another issue to beat
Republicans over the heads with—vaccines. But the media have no
credibility on this, or any other major health issue. They do have, and
often demonstrate, a partisan political bias on such controversial
matters.
“Vaccination debate flares in GOP presidential race, alarming medical experts,” states The Washington Post in horror.
It’s yet another attempt to portray Republicans as “anti-science.” This follows the “climate change denier” mantra used against conservatives and Republicans for supporting pro-growth economic policies.
In the measles case, NBC news is attacking Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky for “giving credence” to an idea—“disputed by the majority of the scientific community”—that “vaccination can lead to mental disabilities.”
http://www.aim.org/aim-column/media-bias-rears-ugly-head-in-vaccine-controversy/
“Vaccination debate flares in GOP presidential race, alarming medical experts,” states The Washington Post in horror.
It’s yet another attempt to portray Republicans as “anti-science.” This follows the “climate change denier” mantra used against conservatives and Republicans for supporting pro-growth economic policies.
In the measles case, NBC news is attacking Republican Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky for “giving credence” to an idea—“disputed by the majority of the scientific community”—that “vaccination can lead to mental disabilities.”
http://www.aim.org/aim-column/media-bias-rears-ugly-head-in-vaccine-controversy/
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