October 7, 2008 at 08:55:04

Tampa's WFLA "exclusive interview" with Sarah Palin feeds the propaganda

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On Tampa Bay's NBC's WFLA affiliate, Keith Cate's interview of Sarah Palin on Monday, Oct. 6, was quite disappointing. Keith referred to it as a "candid interview", but by no means was it "candid", however I can see why it's an "exclusive interview", while the rest of the news media is being shunned and kept away from Sarah Palin, as well as also being kept out of today's event in Clearwater.

Keith Cate asked Sarah Palin about the "aggressive tone" of the campaign to come. Sarah said "the gloves were coming off". That is when Keith continued after the clip, as shown on air, with his comment about William Ayers, as "someone Barack Obama knew way back when", and "has distanced himself from in recent days". Those two comments not only completely contradict each other, but I hope and pray the majority of voters know the truth about the Williams Ayers story which Keith neglected to state correctly. Please make note that Barack Obama cannot distance himself from someone that is barely an acquaintance. To say that he distanced himself in the last few days is not only misleading, but yet another lie in a long list of lies in this election.

I long for the days when media reports the news in lieu of spreading lies and propaganda. Keith Cates should do a little research and if help is needed, I'd be more than happy to provide non-partisan fact check sites so as not to mislead viewers. This election is too important for lies to be told about any candidate.

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