The Telegraph endorses Amendment 1.

As we approach the coming election we have to remember The Telegraph’s concentrated effort to cover up all of the scandals of the Obama Administration and other things.

We think the following video clips make this point. The individual on your right is The Telegraph Editorial Page Editor Charles E. Richardson.

We do not think there is any doubt they will endorse Obama for the office of president which is their prerogative.

While their cover up of the scandals of this administration is no crime it is morally reprehensible. It shows a complete disregard for journalistic integrity. As we have said many times if they want to be the propaganda arm of the Obama Administration they have a moral obligation to be honest with the people and tell them this is their intentions.

When they base what the paper prints as news on their undisputed bigotry and they promote the paper as “middle Georgia’s newspaper”, they are morally wrong. Their record of covering up and carrying the water for the Obama Administration should be enough to warn anyone who cares about the future of this Great Country. 

Any recommendation they make should be scrutinized very, very, carefully.

For instance their opposition to Amendment 1 should be analyzed very closely. The Telegraph’s connection to the Bibb County Board of Education and Dr. Dallemand the Bibb County School Superintendent indicates a clear conflict of interest.

We should all look back at the history of The Telegraph’s Editorial Page Editor who was enjoying dining privileges on the taxpayers’ dime courtesy of Dr. Dallemand.

We realize that George McCanless in his attempt to “paint over” Charles E. Richardson’s willful disregard for the “McClatchy Code of Business Conduct and Business Ethics" only mentions one lunch. You can see McCanless’ attempt to put this to bed with his “In the pocket” at this link.

However when Richardson proudly tells the people of middle Georgia and the world that no one lives “rent free in your head” this should be a red flag. 

As can be seen The Telegraph’s President and Publisher George McCanless tells us; “To think you could ever have Charles in your pocket, much less for the price of a lousy lunch, is ludicrous…” and he was absolutely right.

We find out that it took much more to put “…Charles in your pocket…”. According to Bill Knowles at wearepolitics.com it took more, much more. In fact it took “over 70,000 reasons” to have “…Charles in your pocket….” You can see this at; The 70,000 Reasons Certain Members Of The Media Are Biased.

But then influence pedaling does not come cheap, not the sort seen in the following video clips anyway.

There is still more. 

This brings us back to the increasing panic of The Telegraph over Amendment 1 which is becoming more and more evident.

The Telegraph in a feeble attempt to explain their opposition tells us that Amendment 1 uses; 

“…purposely deceptive language and a preamble to help it pass…” – “…will create is a [sic] another bureaucracy of appointed, not elected people who have the power to send state money to charter schools, not over the objection of local school boards and the state board of Education, but bypassing them altogether.”

This is amazing, what are we to believe? Are we to believe that “purposely deceptive language” is the sole prerogative of The Telegraph? They use it daily.

Then their worry about creating “…another bureaucracy of appointed, not elected people who have the power…” to handle the taxpayers money is a surprise. 

When Obama spent billions of dollars with the help of his czars on losers like Green Energy, etc. The Telegraph ignored it.

The Telegraph has found nothing wrong with “The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act” (PPACA), commonly called Obamacare which has a Panel of 15 unelected government officials.

Forbes.com tells us;

“Obamacare emphasizes government control and central planning. The law empowers a panel of 15 unelected government officials, called the Independent Payment Advisory Board, to make changes to the Medicare program that will reduce Medicare spending: primarily paying doctors and hospitals less, as is done with the Medicaid program. Over time, liberal health-policy types hope that IPAB can be used to introduce rationing into Medicare, using the panel to determine what types of procedures and treatments that Medicare will and will not pay for.”

The kicker might be bypassing the “local school boards”, this would include the Bibb County Board of Education which would put the taxpayers’ funds out of reach of The Telegraph when it comes to a “lousy lunch” and “future employment.”

They ask “Why would lawmakers want to do such a thing? Money. [sic] Private for-profit school management companies want to dip into Georgia and extract profits.”

Here we find another puzzle. The Telegraph has had no complaints when the Bibb County Board of Education and Dr. Dallemand bring in “private for-profit” companies and "Chinese Communist Teachers" who want to dip into “Georgia and extract profits.”

We are not implying anything here but it does remind us of what The Telegraph says about “lawmakers” who do this sort of thing. 

The Telegraph tells us that; 

“However, it sort of makes the lawmakers who changed their votes look a little slimy, because everyone knows why they did it. They were like two-bit whores who bellied up to the taxpayers’ bar and declared, ‘I need to bring home the bacon. My no vote will turn into a yes vote once my palms get greasy with pork fat.’”

We might also note The Telegraph had no trouble with and did not report any of the lies and back door deals which cost the taxpayers’ hundreds of millions of dollars to pass Obamacare. Links to the numerous stories about this can be found at: Obama’s Promises On Transparency And Ethics Leave Much To Be Desired 

And of course there is the description of the Bibb County School Superintendent Dr. Dallemand by a very astute lady who called in and talked to The Telegraph’s “News Talk Central”. 

Perhaps she did not go far enough and maybe this description applies to The Telegraph also.

With all of the things The Telegraph has covered up for the Obama Administration, things any honest newspaper would have reported, we think they have lost any moral right to a claim to be "middle Georgia's newspaper".

It is our conclusion these people can not be trusted.

Have a nice day.