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Listed below are comments made by steveofleeds between Wednesday, 3rd September 2008 and Tuesday, 21st October 2008.

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The Corfu story 2:25pm on 21 Oct 2008 Oh dear, Nick Robinson the labour spin doctor strikes again. Well, he might as well be. The only story here is how Mandelson never learns and doesn't even seem capable of behaving in a less than questionable way, but of course the BBC swallows the spin whole as usual.
I've stopped watching the BBC TV news now as the pro-Labour bias is so very obvious. Seems like the website is going to be off-limits to anyone other than labour supporters soon as well.
Lotta sense on Palin 11:12am on 16 Sep 2008 Oh dear, another hatchet job from Justin and the oh so impartial CBS. When was Sarah Palin built up by the media? She's been attacked with the sort of venom only Hilary Clinton previously endured. Coincidence? I don't think so. Notice the only thing those two have in common? As for Justin's hunter-gatherer comment. Absolutely disgraceful. If he aimed that at Obama we know what he'd be called. But then Justin and the other Democrats on here will just have to accept the fact that Palin isn't after your votes, but she's likely to contribute to a McCain victory.
Palin's punches 07:48am on 04 Sep 2008 Oh dear, Justin just can't stop the bias. Great speech from Palin, who unlike Obama and Biden has actually got a record of achievement behind her.
Does Justin Webb know he has actually just called for mothers with children to stay at home?!! ' you could argue that tiny babies need mumms more than Dads'. How enlightened. It's good to know you lot on the left haven't changed your social attitudes since about 1930.
Eagleton? 08:01am on 03 Sep 2008 Any chance of some impartiality here at all? I'm afraud you're all going to get a shock when your messiah (Obama) gets beaten. Most polling from the US shows Palin playing well with the groups she's supposed to attract to the McCain ticket. As for a lame duck VP, how about Joe Biden? He's immersed in the lobbying industry and has been demonstrably wrong about every foreign policy question in the last 35 years. A man who stole speeches from Neil Kinnock is no asset to anyone.
The BBC needs to decide whether it wants to be impartial or whether it wants to lose all credibility (and that is dangerously close).

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