[Norm640]

Here's the kicker, folks: the writer of this anti-American, biased report, Deanna Wrenn, WORKS FOR THE CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL IN CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA.

I wrote and complained about her article. Her Daily Mail email address is: dwrenn@dailymail.com ...if you found this report as offensive as I did, let her know it. At its best the report is a liberal-biased piece, at worst it is anti-American.

There are many accounts of Lynch; this one just happens to be the most anti-American one. That this reporter would publish this on Lynch's homecoming belittles Lynch, belittles the POWs that died in Iraq, and indeed belittles the soldiers, their families, and all American patriots.

Wrenn acts not like a reporter, but like a propagandist. She should be told that.

[MEG33]

Gag

[TomServo]

Already posted here.

[Consort]

Writer Deanna Wrenn can be reached at 348-1796 (Charleston, WV area code, according to the Charleston Daily Mail).

[Yardstick]

This is one of the more impressive pieces of bitter-leftist media bias that I've seen in a while. You almost have to chuckle at those first two sentences. Does this reporter have no self-discipline at all? Shouldn't an editor have caught this? Reuters' bias is legendary (at least at FR), but this is pretty far out, even for them.

[Consort]

A wrenn is a Byrd, especially in West Virginia.

[itzmygun]

Far from a scene of battlefield heroism, the Army said the convoy blundered into the ambush after getting lost and many of the unit's weapons malfunctioned during the battle.

I can't even begin to describe how ignorant this statement is: She was faced with even more danger and adversity than first thought, so this means she is not a hero. Good logic. When did they start hiring reporters directly from high school newspapers?

[cherry]

this morning on Fox, they had a reporter from some outlet who said that Jessi does not have total amnesia and she remembers some things and that most of all her severe injuries came about from beatings, not from the crash...

she looked so forlorn today....I really felt like crying myself.....

she never asked for this....the media demanded it of her....you can tell she was very uncomfortable up there on the stage....

[Tiger6]

Sent an email to the supposed author of the article you posted, and got a quick reply. She is as mad about the article as we are. Here is what she had to say:

About the Reuters article, I agree with you completely. I didn't write that story. I'm not sure how my byline appeared on it -- I wrote a preview story for them last week but did nothing this week for them -- and I'm very upset about the whole thing. I didn't even see the story until this morning. I actually work at the Charleston, West Virginia Daily Mail newspaper. You can check out our coverage on www.dailymail.com. I think you'll find it a little more fair and honest than the lies Reuters is printing. You might want to send this on to everyone you emailed so they can e-mail Reuters. I'm trying to contact them myself about getting my byline off a story I didn't write.
The guy I'm email is David Morgan -- David.Morgan@reuters.com.
Thanks for writing,
Deanna

Deanna Wrenn
Charleston Daily Mail
(304) 348-1796
dwrenn@dailymail.com