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Team Obama beware: Liberal media bias has not changed, but neither has Stuart Taylor. Ironically, it is Barack Hussein Obama, Jr., the young presumptive 2008 Democrat presidential candidate and rookie United States Senator, not John Sidney McCain, the septuagenarian presumptive 2008 Republican presidential candidate and veteran United States Senator, who is challenged by time. Senator McCain is well known and he's been nationally known for decades. There's not likely to be much more to find out about him. On the other hand, Senator Obama became a national figure in 2004, because he was permitted to give the keynote address at the Democrats' national convention, when he was an Illinois state senator hoping to be elected Illinois' junior United States Senator, and there's plenty to learn about him. "The folks," as Bill O'Reilly... [read full story]
