Yeah I was going to come back and add that one . I ' ve done it and seen it quite a few times . <| sep |> I keep my money pretty tight . I might lose it otherwise . <| sep |> One bourbon , one bud , one beer <| sep |> My mom always told me there are two people you should never lie to no matter what your doctor and your lawyer . Not many patients seem to have gotten this same advice from their Moms . <| sep |> Poor Mawmaw actually she ' s alive and well and living in Phoenix . <| sep |> Yeah people have been making their own using itlink ? <| sep |> This is the books . In the show , he still has his head . He appears to have been dead and then reanimated . <| sep |> To get you started , you should definitely be able to find biased articles . You may have to read between the lines headlines will rarely come right out denouncing a candidate or promoting another but there are distinctly liberal and conservative news outlets . Fox is considered to be conservative leaning , while CNN is considered to be liberal . I would pay attention to the language used to describe candidates , or try to figure out what the general purpose of the article is I mean usually there ' s a purpose to an article , is it to denounce promote Trump ? denounce promote Hilary ? Look at the shift in the media ' s portrayal of Bernie Sanders , too . He was villainized even in liberal outlets while running against Hilary in the primaries , but postelection most articles written about him are positive . I think you ' ll just need to read some articles and you ' ll definitely find some bias . if you want to read some actual studies on the influence that the media has on voters to support your argument , you can use google scholar .