Media Still Have the Power

Lauer & McCaffrey: Bring Us the Head of Donald Rumsfeld

The New York Times' Revenge on Rummy

Murtha Says Military Can't Accomplish Mission, but Couric Sees Chaos i

Fighting Propaganda With Propaganda

Ramsey Clark Stands at Attention

Here's an interesting item from the Associated Press about former Attorney General Ramsey Clark. As Saddam Hussein walked into the courtroom for the day's proceedings, "most of the defendants and several of the defense lawyers, including Clark, stood up out of respect when Saddam entered."

Bob Beckel: Dems Have Not Called Bush a Liar

Today Taunts White House "Rhetoric vs. Reality," Highlights Sad Sack I

Washington Post: "Democrats Have No Plan," Oops, "Find Iraq Alternativ

Alter’s “The Real Price of Propaganda” Ignores the Possible Savi

Newsweek’s senior editor Jonathan Alter wrote an article for this week’s issue entitled “The Real Price of Propaganda” wherein he came down strongly against recent revelations that the Pentagon might be “buying” articles to be placed in Iraqi newspapers. On the one hand, there is some delicious irony in seeing an anti-propaganda column in an American periodical that is periodically so full of it…

“Chris Matthews” Panel Proves NYT's William Safire Rather Propheti

Newsweek’s Sale of Hillary the Hawk Exposes Interesting Hypocrisy

CNN Showcases Marines Frustrated by Media's Bad News Bias on Iraq

Friday’s American Morning on CNN featured an interview session with two members of a Cleveland-area Marine reserve unit just back from Iraq who outlined how their one-on-one experience with Iraqi people showed the situation isn’t nearly as hopeless as the media portray it. Miles O'Brien set up the segment: "The story we get out of Iraq on a daily basis, whether it's through politicians or…

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