Read what one author and columnist thinks about people who complain about being misquoted by the mainstream media. There’s a good discussion going on in the comments section pretty much ripping the column to shreds.
The Washington Post editorial board, showing its more moderate tone towards Iraq and issues related to it, skewers Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s stifling of meaningful debate on potential alternatives to the Democrat cut and run plan for Iraq:
The Washington Post has run a story today on the President’s refusal to compromise with Democrats “on legislation to renew a popular program that provides health coverage to poor children” and the blogosophere is going wild with it, particularly on the left hand side, where the demagoguery and foaming at the mouth is particularly strong, even for them. From the story:
My good friend Lorie Byrd, along with several notable contributors, has created a Wiki page called “Media Mythbusters” – what is it? Who better than her to explain:
We all know by now how long it took for Democrats in the House and Senate to pass a non-cut and run funding bill for our military earlier this year, but there’s also at least one other part of our government that the Democrats would like to cut funding on, too, and it won’t surprise you once you find out what it is:
