Former CNBC Reporter Heads to Al Jazeera

The First Draft of the Wrong Side of History

After hearing that Sami Al-Arian confessed to a dirty laundry list of terrorism related activities, I was eager to see how the liberal St. Petersburg Times would handle the story. Today they posted an editorial about "The Real Al-Arian," writing about all the horrible things he has done and lies he told. But is that an accurate account of the role the Times played in defending him? Maybe when…

'Early' Finds Only One Side of Rumsfeld Debate

The CBS Early Show this morning continued its tradition of "fair and balanced" reporting, as they addressed the interminable firestorm that has surrounded Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, seemingly since he was first appointed 5 1/2 years ago. They addressed the Rumsfeld issue twice in the first hour, and both times the focus was on the critics and criticism. There were no defenders of…

In A Yugo? Friedman Hoping For $100-A-Barrel Crude

Olbermann Hypes Bernstein's "Bush Worse Than Watergate" Article

FNC's 'Fox and Friends' Skeptical of Anti-Rumsfeld Crowd

The April 18 Fox and Friends First provided a welcome alternative to the mainstream media’s fawning over the dissident generals attacking Donald Rumsfeld. FNC co-hosts Steve Doocy and Page Hopkins interviewed retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Robert Maginnis about his support for Rumsfeld. Doocy teased the segment this way: Doocy: "Lieutenant Colonel Robert Maginnis. We’re going to talk to him live…

The Moral Relativism of the Boston Globe: Killing of Innocent and Guil

Harry Smith Swoons Over Evan Thomas's Sack-Rumsfeld Newsweek Piece

Lauer to Rumsfeld Supporter: "Did He Ask You to Be Here on His Behalf

Downing Suggests Critical Generals Have Axes to Grind, Holt Plays Down

Seymour Hersh, Severe Bush-Hater, Has Another Great Media Week

Early Show Continues Drumbeat For Resignation of Rumsfeld

Couric's Complaint: Why Won't Rumsfeld Critic Bash Bush Too

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