I’m sitting in a restaurant watching a soundless C-SPAN broadcast across the room and noticing that Glenn Reynolds is being interviewed by telephone about the impact blogs have had on the political process this year. Fortunately, the TV had closed-captioning turned on, although I think the guy sitting right by it is under the impression that we are “having a moment”.
Glenn addressed media bias and mentioned Newsweek’s contention that most of the news media want to see Kerry elected, and that gives him a 15-point boost. That may have been true in past electoral cycles, but I think blogs have erased much of that advantage (which may have been Glenn’s point, since I missed a bit of the first part of his call).
I’m sure Glenn will have more, so head over to his site for an update.
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Thus every blogger, in his kind, is bit by him who comes behind.