PBS Whitewashes Obama's Radical Past, Dissing Romney

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Investors Business Daily:

Media: PBS' documentary last week "presenting the definitive portraits of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney" was so partial to Obama it fortifies Romney's case to end PBS subsidies.

The two-hour, "in-depth" documentary — "The Choice 2012" — was purported to get at what makes the presidential candidates tick. But it spent more time focusing on how Romney developed his political ideology, which allegedly centers around money and "privilege."

Obama, on the other hand, has no ideology other than an indefatigable concern for "the poor," according to the "Frontline" special, which was heavily promoted by the Obama propaganda network, MSNBC.

The show takes viewers back to Obama's teen years in Hawaii, where he grew up under the care of his white middle-class grandparents. They raised him after his father, and later his mother, abandoned him. It leaves viewers to believe Obama lived in a fairly normal environment where he was allowed to establish his identity on his own without any radical influences.

Except PBS left out the salient fact that his "Gramps" was best pals with Frank Marshall Davis, a black communist who fled Chicago for Honolulu after the FBI investigated him for un-American activities. The feds opened a file on harmless old Gramps, as well.