MCAD Industry View — A March 2006 Update

I really feel the liberal Political points of views are unnecessary for this type of new letter. I have commented on this before to the editor and he said there was several comments of the same concern and that something would be done about it. It seemed to calm down for a while and now it’s back. This seems to be from the very liberal side (Which seem to thrive in big cities i.e.:S.F. and our educational institutions) which in fact is the minority of this country by far. It’s just that they take polls that always seem to back up there view and flash them all over and then when it comes time for elections the polls are blown out of the water . Bottom line there is no place for this one sided view in this type of publication. Again I will see if things are rectified and if not I will campaign to all the people in this type of work to boycott this otherwise great CAD News tool. It's easy to grap liberal ammo from our large liberal media.

Sincerely,
Brian

I fail to understand why the authors feel so compelled to include their clearly biased and subjective rants against the Bush administration at the end of what otherwise appears to be an informative well-researched article. By injecting that into the article one has to wonder whether they harbor other biases that effect their reporting. More importantly, there is no relevance to their “Geopolitical & Economic Factors” to a report on the MCAD industry. No doubt, they would argue these topics must be reported on to offer a well-rounded review of the industry within the context of the economy in which it operates. However, this is not reporting, it is nothing more than a string of adjectives incorporated into one-sided rant that clearly exposes the author’s biases.

An informative article until the Geopolitical & Economic Factors heading. I agree with the two posters above- this is an entirely different topic that belongs elsewhere.