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How many other cities have a free paper run by Republicans?
by Mark Yokim Sunday, Oct. 17, 2004 at 6:55 PM
The Three River Valleys

NOW THAT THE TRIB PM IS A FREE WILL IT BE USED AS A REPUBLICAN FREE PRESS FOR BUSH OVER THE NEXT 2 WEEKS?

I have always had a personal disdain for the Tribune Review. Why? On August 4th, 2000 I attended the George Bush's Campaign Rally at Station Square to protest and i did get a Nader sign in front of Bush and he said to the beautiful people, "The Strength of this campaign is not in the heart(Pause)not in the Halls of Government, but in the hearts and souls of you people right here." He was unconsciously trying to tell the truth.

Here's my opinion. With the election only 16 days away, I must say that I am concerned as to why the Tribune Review is now giving away the Trib PM for Free. I do not trust the Trib's media values. I feel that they way that IMC servers have been compromised, certain powers are scaring the public from speaking their hearts and truths. While then preying on those unable to communicate to believe manipulated industrial propoganda.

How many other cities have a free paper run by Republicans (The Scaiffe Family)?

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