The untruths live on after election

San Francisco Chronicle by Joe Garofoli | Nov. 9, 2008 (News Report)

Phoenix - Even after hearing John McCain's election night concession speech - described as gracious by many inside and outside his Arizona Biltmore Resort party - the tone among some of his core supporters in Phoenix was anything but. To some there, President-elect Barack Obama was still a "socialist," the "liberal media" was still "hiding" stories, and others wished that the campaign had hammered Obama harder for "palling around" with 1960s domestic ... Full Story »

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 by Patricia L'Herrou - Nov. 10, 2008

the story begins with anecdotes from mccain supporters after his concession. it goes on to point out some of the distortions about sen. obama from the mccain campaign to which the writer attributes the responses of his supporters now. he includes a source which discusses the media's general role in how distortions spread, but doesn't put that into his mix. the writer comes through in the piece as very frustrated/outraged by those distortions.

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