[Mean Daddy]

As much as I distrust him, I think he's onto something with his article. Iraq wasn't the only regime tore down by President Bush.

[Zacs Mom]

Memo to the NBC, CBS, ABC and ALL members of the 
"fourth branch of government" ~ "GUARDIANS" of the publics right to know:



 

"My power vanishes into thin air the instant that my fellow citizens, who are straight and honest, 
cease to believe that I represent them and fight for what is straight and honest. 
That is all the strength that I have." 

Theodore Roosevelt

[Billthedrill]

Bottom line - they lied then and they lied this time. This time they got caught.

[HumanaeVitae]

The toesucker's got a point.

[Aquinasfan]

On morning TV, the cable show Fox and Friends actually drew 2.9 million viewers, more than CBS' 2.8 million on its Early Show - the first time a cable news station has beaten a network news program in ratings (but not the last).

This is BIG news. And GREAT news!

[Natural Law]

Whether you like him or his politics or not, you gotta admit Dick Morris is one smart b*stard. He is spot on on this. We dont need blow dried baffoons telling us what we just saw and spinning what it should mean.

[gcruse]

ONE byproduct of war is often a major change in media and news reporting. In the Civil War, photography was born. In World War II, Edward R. Murrow brought radio into its own

Hey, Dickie, you skipped WWI.  The use of media propaganda was invented for the purpose of swaying the US into joining the fight against the Hun.  The success that followed laid the groundwork for mass media advertising that defined and reinforced the 1920s, and you know what a massive part of communications advertising is today, not to mention the modern use of slant and spin to customize the news for the use of leftist persuasion.  Pull up your socks, Morris.

[johnb838]

First we take Manhatten, then we take Berlin L.A.