Liberal Media Bias

Joe Sixpack · 05-24-2004

"The survey also revealed what some are sure to label a "values" gap. According to Pew, about 60% of the general public believes it is necessary to believe in God to be a truly moral person. The new survey finds that less than 15% of those who work at news outlets believe that. About half the general public believes homosexuality should be accepted by society -- but about 80% of journalists feel that way."

A "values" gap? This just indicates that journalists are generally better educated and less inclined towards the supernatural and bigotry than the general population.

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05-24-2004	#1
Joe Sixpack Members Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 641	"The survey also revealed what some are sure to label a "values" gap. According to Pew, about 60% of the general public believes it is necessary to believe in God to be a truly moral person. The new survey finds that less than 15% of those who work at news outlets believe that. About half the general public believes homosexuality should be accepted by society -- but about 80% of journalists feel that way." A "values" gap? This just indicates that journalists are generally better educated and less inclined towards the supernatural and bigotry than the general population.