GWEN IFILL'S RACIAL BIAS AGAINST GEORGE ZIMMERMAN

Gwen Ifill has been phoning it in for years on her weekly political program on PBS. But, she also shows a genuine racial bias when reporting on the PBS Newshour.

"After media organizations were called out for initially--and falsely--"reporting" that George Zimmerman was white--Zimmerman is half-Hispanic and identifies as a Hispanic--the mainstream media started to refer to Zimmerman as a "white Hispanic," even though that term has rarely been used to describe people who are partly of Hispanic descent.
On Monday's broadcast of PBS's "Newshour," Gwen Ifill simply--and dishonestly--referred to Zimmerman as "white," trying to impose the false media narrative that Zimmerman was a "white" guy who racially profiled and shot an innocent black teenager in cold blood." - Big Journalism

I guess her bias runs so deep she did not think anyone would notice anything wrong with her dishonest reporting of Zimmerman's race.

PBS EDITS OUT OBAMA GAFF FROM IT'S TRANSCRIPT

If you need any more proof how in bed PBS is with the Democrats and President Obama you need look no further than how PBS covered up President Obama's gaff in his speech before a joint session of congress the other night. The American Thinker has the money quotes here.

POLITICAL AIR BRUSHING OF TINA FEY AT PBS

I think watching awards shows on TV are really a very silly wastes of ones time. While I tend to think that giving the Mark Twain award to Tina Fey was akin to Barrack Obama getting the Nobel Peace prize after having done nothing to earn it. Neither really deserved their awards at this point. Actually,  Fey did do more to earn her award but, still her body of work is still minuscule at this point compared to some of the previous award winners. I think she would probably have deserved it at some point but, not now.
   But, the real outrageous part of the presentation is that PBS edited Tina Fey's remarks during her acceptance speech. Here is the money quote from the PBS Ombudsman  on the issue:

"Tina Fey got a little political airbrushing from PBS on Sunday night during its annual broadcast of the Kennedy Center's Mark Twain Prize for American Humor." His follow-up report also included the lines that were cut and opened the floodgates of criticism from viewers and pundits that PBS was manipulating its audience and pandering to conservative politics. Kaminsky was also quoted by Farhi as saying this "was not a political decision. We had zero problems with anything she said," and it was hard to find anyone who believed that."

Seems the left is concerned that PBS is scared of upsetting the Conservative viewers of it's broadcasts. Well,  they should be. As I understand it PBS is supposed to stand for Public Broadcasting System and not the Progressive BroadcastingSystem. But, of course the real reason Tina Fey won this award in the first place is not because of her "extensive" body of work in comedy but, rather her mocking of a conservative woman namely Sarah Palin.