Speaking of cable networks, an analysis of the CNN "Broken Government" special shows that Lynne Cheney was right in denouncing it as nothing more then left-wing Daily Kos-style propaganda.
Over on CBS, "The Evening News" featured a laudatory segment on "trend setting" California. Not so coincidentally, all the trends were liberal. On the subject of morning bias, "Today’s" David Gregory turned over a segment to Michael J. Fox and his promotion of Democratic candidates.
Completing the network trilogy, ABC’s "Good Morning America" talked to a group of "real-life actual voters"in a Ohio diner. Oddly enough, none of these hungry citizens seemed to like Republicans very much. Perhaps this was a Democratic diner.
Charles Gibson, a former morning host himself, described John Kerry’s "stuck in Iraq" comment as simply an "idle political remark."
Mr. Gibson also appeared this week on "The View." He told co-host Rosie O’Donnell that "there’s no such thing as objectivity."
Finally, if you’re looking for one last Halloween spook, check out the "Today" show and their wacky costumes.
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