... is full of shit!
This is a perfect example of how the media obscures important truths with unimportant facts. The following is from The Times -by Douglas Jehl:
"There is no doubt that Saddam was a threat to our nation, and there is no doubt that he had W.M.D. capability, and the Duelfer report is very clear on these points,'' said James Wilkinson, a White House deputy national security adviser, using the abbreviation for weapons of mass destruction.
Gee, like we don't know what WMD stands for?!!*#$. No wonder people read the NY Post.
I don't mean to sound like the Daily Howler but The Times seems to think that adherence to an Amish-like orthodoxy will somehow restore the credibility it lost due to the Jayson Blair scandal. They're also pretrified of being Rathered, which is the journalistic equivalent of being rogered roundly.
This is a perfect example of how the media obscures important truths with unimportant facts. The following is from The Times -by Douglas Jehl:
"There is no doubt that Saddam was a threat to our nation, and there is no doubt that he had W.M.D. capability, and the Duelfer report is very clear on these points,'' said James Wilkinson, a White House deputy national security adviser, using the abbreviation for weapons of mass destruction.
Gee, like we don't know what WMD stands for?!!*#$. No wonder people read the NY Post.
I don't mean to sound like the Daily Howler but The Times seems to think that adherence to an Amish-like orthodoxy will somehow restore the credibility it lost due to the Jayson Blair scandal. They're also pretrified of being Rathered, which is the journalistic equivalent of being rogered roundly.
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