[rdb3]

What sticks out in my mind is the live interview by ABC of a black woman who I believe was in Houston. She was an evacuee from N.O.

Anyway, the reporter asked her an obviously leading question as to who she thought was to blame. She said Nagin. She didn't ascribe any blame at all to President Bush or any federal agency.

That, too, has slipped down the memory hole.

[Gordongekko909]

Ever since I took an Evidence class, I'm spotting leading questions all over the MSM. It's insane. The reporters aren't trying to get the story out of the witnesses; they're trying to tell their own version of the story through the witnesses' mouths.

The MSM's liberal bias isn't just in the editing room. It's front and center.

[rightinthemiddle]

I have her on my desktop. She's beautiful. And I mean it.

[dancusa]

As I recall the ABC reporter also interview several more people. The reporter could not get one negative sound bite about the President. The reporter looked like he was in total shock.

[Bean Counter]

"What sticks out in my mind is the live interview by ABC of a black woman who I believe was in Houston. She was an evacuee from N.O.

Anyway, the reporter asked her an obviously leading question as to who she thought was to blame. She said Nagin. She didn't ascribe any blame at all to President Bush or any federal agency.

That, too, has slipped down the memory hole."

yah. Instead the major networks all made sure they ran the testemony before Congress of that dreadlocked moonbat declaring that she had witnessed the explosions that breached the levees...