Republicans are too conservative...?

From the Desk of:
L. Brent Bozell III, Founder and President
Media Research Center

November 16th, 2012

Dear Patriot,

Following the re-election of Barack Obama, the liberal media are shamelessly using his win over moderate Mitt Romney to scare the GOP away from re-embracing its winning conservative message.

As documented by the Media Research Center, the corrupt media are seizing on Obama's victory to discredit and attack conservatives, the Tea Party, and Rush Limbaugh in a blatant attempt to splinter the Republican Party and its conservative base:

* ABC's Barbara Walters assailed the GOP for being "behind" on social issues.

* The Washington Post went on a mission to look for right-wingers who plan to buy more guns as a result of the Obama Presidency.

* The New York Times called the GOP a dwindling collection of "angry," "grumpy old white men."

* The new cover of Newsweek depicts Obama as Napoleon while calling the GOP "Old," "White," "History."

* CNN ‘s Anderson Cooper rhetorically questioned how the GOP will overcome party "extremes" to attract Latinos while his cohort Piers Morgan trashed the Tea party and the "extreme right" for being "intransigent" and pushing "archaic politics."

* On election night, NBC's Brian Williams opined that Rush Limbaugh was a liability for the GOP.

* On MSNBC's Morning Joe, David Frum claimed Republicans were "fleeced, exploited and lied to" by the "Conservative Entertainment Complex." Joe Scarborough agreed, stating that the GOP needs to stop listening to the "most extreme people" in the party.

* On Sunday's edition of NBC's Meet the Press, the all-liberal panel agreed: the loss was due to Limbaugh and the "loons and wackos" of the conservative base.

In response, I released the following public statement:

"We hear this from the liberal media every single time the Republicans don't win something. They have only one solution for the Republican Party: don't be conservative. It's never about the failures of the candidates or a poor voter turnout effort. It's that Republicans are too conservative – a false conclusion that ignores the successful campaigns of conservatives Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush.

"The liberal media discourage candidates from being conservative because it helps their preferred liberal candidates. Mitt Romney didn't embrace the conservative base and he lost, just like Bob Dole and liberal media sweetheart John McCain. The liberal media's rush to scare the GOP away from conservatism is a deliberate attempt to divide the party. They don't want Republicans to embrace conservative principals because conservative Republicans win."

Sincerely,

L. Brent Bozell III

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