How desperate is the ObamaMedia to ensure the re-election of Barack Obama?  Sometimes it’s not what you cover, it’s what you don’t cover.

A study by the Media Research Center finds that the three broadcast networks are providing virtually no coverage of the Solyndra scandal, a solar energy firm that went bankrupt after getting more than $500 million in taxpayer money from the Obama administration. This is not the approach the networks took after the collapse of Enron, an energy company with Republican ties. In just the first two months of 2002, the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts cranked out 198 stories on the Enron debacle, compared to just eight so far on Solyndra, a 24-to-1 disparity.

You can read more details here.  And a similar scenario is playing out if you compare the coverage of the tea parties versus the Occupy Wall Street children.  Tea party activists say they’re witnessing a double standard in the way the media is covering the “Occupy Wall Street” protests compared to the tea party.