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Brokaw Claims Remorse Among Recruits: 'I'm Giving My Life for That

Don't look for Tom Brokaw to turn up in an "Army Strong" ad anytime soon . . . Brokaw will praise President Ford in the eulogy he will deliver later today. But it was the former NBC anchor in a much more familiar role -- that of criticizing a Republican administration -- on this morning's "Today." Along the way, he did his best to dampen enthusiasm among potential military recruits.Discussing…

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Not to Be Outdone Dept.: NY Times Gives Saddam the 'Charismatic Leader

This previous post from Friday night shortly after his hanging noted that CNN was giving Saddam Hussein the "Deceased Statesman" look.The NY Times (HT Hot Air; scroll down, and look on left; direct link to pic is here; pic below is from my host's hard drive) has in a sense outdone CNN by giving Saddam the look of a charismatic, and from all appearances beloved, leader: One suspects that this…

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'Today': Saddam Execution 'Vindictive, Primitive, Revenge, Suspect, Ru

This morning's "Today" show characterized the execution of Saddam Hussein with a multiplicity of negative terms. According to NBC reporter Richard Engel, reporting from Baghdad:"The Iraqi government is now going to great lengths to say that this execution was carried out with the utmost respect for human rights; that it was a very organized, precise event. However, interviews that we've…

Saddam the Merciless Executed: AP Misusing Words to Report It

CNN.com Home Page Photo Gives Saddam the 'Deceased Statesman' Look

Words fail (direct image link):Cross-posted at BizzyBlog.com.