Why isn't the media covering Dean's momentum?

[yesthattom]

Because Dean's said he'll break up the big media congolorates if he's elected.

Quoting bryguypgh's:

As of now, Dean appears to have finished a strong second in both Michigan and Washington. His closest challenger (other than Kerry of course) is Edwards with 13% in Michigan. Dean adds 53 delegates to his tally and continues to be in second place in the overall race to Boston.

Folks, seriously. This thing isn't even nearly over. Kerry has 408 delegates after today, not even 20% of the delegates he needs to clinch the nomination. Kerry's peaked early and is about to get hit hard by the spin machine- when that happens guess who's the front runner?

Dean trending up- the facts the Pundits won't tell you

Comments

[rainbear.livejournal.com]

I'm glad to hear this... I was beginning to feel that this wasn't going to happen at all--especially hearing rumors about Dean dropping out after MI.. I'm glad he's not! :)

I hadn't heard about him wanting to break up the media conglomerates before.. that explains all the negative press :-/

[selenite.livejournal.com]

I saw this graphic (2nd on page) and it makes me think we might be able to cast a meaningful vote in Texas after all.

http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/politics/20040127_px_RESULTS/