Media props
By Creature
Here are two examples, yes two, of the media doing its job. It's a shame I'm so impressed because reporting should always look like this.
First we have Campbell Brown refusing to take spin for an answer from McCain spokesperson Tucker Bounds [h/t TPM]:
Next--from ABC News, no less--is Brian Ross exposing the lie that the GOP is on respectful footing as a hurricane lashes America [h/t watertiger]:
(Cross-posted at State of the Day.)
Here are two examples, yes two, of the media doing its job. It's a shame I'm so impressed because reporting should always look like this.
First we have Campbell Brown refusing to take spin for an answer from McCain spokesperson Tucker Bounds [h/t TPM]:
Next--from ABC News, no less--is Brian Ross exposing the lie that the GOP is on respectful footing as a hurricane lashes America [h/t watertiger]:
(Cross-posted at State of the Day.)
Labels: 2008 election, 2008 Republican Convention, lobbyists, media, Sarah Palin
posted by creature at
11:28 PM
2 Comments:
Wow. Yes, two great examples. I saw the Brown-Bounds interview and was impressed. And this is solid work from Brian Ross (whom I like quite a bit).
Maybe there's hope yet.
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Michael J.W. Stickings, at 11:50 PM
Yeah you're probably right. Delegates who came from all accross the country to St. Paul should have on a Saturday night (two days before Gustav hit) just stayed in their hotel room. You are so funny!
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Anonymous, at 10:52 AM
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