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Iowa resident blames the media
Filed Under (2008 Presidential Race, *Top Stories, Iowa, Video) by mmcintee on February-1-2008

This Brandon, Iowa resident blames the media for making the news instead of covering the news. He believes they are skewing coverage toward Barack Obama because corporate media owners want him to be defeated by Republicans.  Please note, what he says about Obama being raised a Muslim is FALSE.  You can see the debunking of that in our video from Fact Check.org.

Part of The UpTake’s “Southern Fried Tour” leading up to Super Duper Tuesday.

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YouTube Politics and Google Elves
Filed Under (Labor, 2008 Presidential Race, Immigration, *Top Stories, Iowa, Free speech, Video, Republican National Convention) by mmcintee on January-7-2008

The UpTake interviews Steve Grove, News & Politics Editor for YouTube. He talks about all aspects of YouTube’s rapid influence in the political realm and admits that - yes - Google Elves really exist.

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Iowa Caucus: The Final Report
Filed Under (Media, 2008 Presidential Race, *Top Stories, Iowa, Video) by jfbarnett on January-4-2008

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The Uptake’s crew looks back on their challenges and successes covering the circus that is Iowa caucuses.

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Inside An Iowa Caucus
Filed Under (2008 Presidential Race, *Top Stories, Iowa, Video) by ahmadenajadsukka on January-4-2008

The UpTake's Rodger Routh goes to caucus for Gov. Bill Richardson, and finds he doesn't have enough people to have a "viable" caucus. What happens next? Watch and see

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