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NRO's "The Corner" discusses Wiki's bias Over at NRO’s “The Corner,” Jay Nordlinger tangentially mentioned Wikipedia’s left-wing bias. (Also read John J. Miller’s excellent article.) What does one get when a biased Internet medium covers biased MSM “journalists”? In one, minor case, the Wikipedia profile of MSNBC’s David Shuster calls him: “a regional Emmy award winning American journalist for NBC News and MSNBC.” David Shuster filled in for Keith Olbermann on MSNBC’s Countdown Monday. Here are a few of the questions this “journalist” asked about the 9/12 rally of his guest, Clarence Page, in the opening segment alone: It seemed...

couldn't find posted, was on "the corner" on NRO at 9:30 Sunday morning...what do you score

NRO.com's "The Corner" feature is a running commentary among various NRO editors. Jonah Goldberg posts (anonymously, of course) interesting analysis he receives from his "guys"--people who seem to have real, in-depth know-how on certain topics, which Jonah in turn shares with his readers. A sample is the latest from Jonah's "military guy". A real interesting read, IMO:A QUESTION FOR MILITARY GUY [Jonah Goldberg] A reader asked: Jonah: Saw an analysis today claiming the Iraqis are using the Soviet (surprise, surprise) strategy of "maskirovka": having us waste expensive ordnance on dummy targets, while they hide the real stuff; transmitting phony messages...