Dan Gainor, the vice president of Business and Culture at Media Research Center has compiled a list of 10 most embarrassing examples of media coverage in 2012. From the media’s consistent attacks against Mitt Romney to their naivete over gun control, objective journalism can now most certainly be considered an extinct principle.
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Liberal activist and documentary “filmmaker” Michael Moore once again displayed his predilection for hypocrisy after posting a recent blog entry entitled “Celebrating the Prince of Peace in the Land of Guns”. In his piece, Moore evoked support for stronger gun laws, including banning all automatic (which are already banned) and *all* semiautomatic weapons, banning magazines that hold more than seven rounds, and regulating ammunition.
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After months of repeatedly announcing the Benghazi attack that killed US Ambassador Chris Stevens was nothing more than a spontaneous demonstration over an obscure anti-Islam video, it seems now that the Obama administration may have covered up the truth in an effort to protect the weakened President in the weeks leading up to the November election.
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While it would not have made any difference in the 2012 Presidential election, there are many arguments to be made as to the archaic nature of the Electoral College and why it needs to be phased out. Created in 1787 as a compromise between allowing densely populated areas familiar with the candidate from determining the outcome to preventing Congress from choosing the President, the Electoral College allows voters to vote for electors, who then cast their vote for the candidate.
When created, this plan weighted the number of electors to provide equal representation between populous and less populous states, which was a good idea at the time.
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