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January 27, 2012

CBS: Oh Yeah, Pro-Lifers at March for Life

John Jalsevac, LifeSiteNews

Remember how I told you yesterday that CBS had taken the cake for the most biased mainstream media outlet in history when it came to reporting on the March for Life?

I told you how CBS had uploaded a photo album with the title “Activists Hold Annual March For Life On Roe v. Wade Anniversary” – and then failed to include ANY photos of pro-life activists or the March for Life, instead posting five photos of a miniscule group of pro-abortion counter protesters.

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TAGGED: media, pro-life, March for Life

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