Tabloid TV
OMG, they've put her back on tv. There is no accounting for taste. But then, this is the network where she reigned as queen for so long. What's that say about the current state of CNN?
Labels: Journalism, Media, TV
At times rapid-firing, at other times mis-firing; sometimes in sync, sometimes not ...
it is what it is.
Labels: Journalism, Media, TV



Labels: Bush, Iraq, Journalism
By ANNE FLAHERTY, Associated Press Writer Sat Jan 6, 7:22 AM ETThanks, Anne -heckuva job. Yes, poor little George with absolutely no press coverage and only a matter of weeks since the Iraq Study Group report was released (from which I'm sure he had no advance information) hasn't had any opportunity to make the case for his latest round of lunacy.
WASHINGTON -President Bush's plan to send more troops to Iraq is running into trouble on Capitol Hill, with Republicans joining Democrats in raising eyebrows before the president even has a chance to make his case.[emphasis mine]
Labels: Iraq, Journalism