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rdean
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When I read about Fox and how freaked out they are at being called a "non-news" network, I really have to laugh. Somehow, those on the Right have forgotten everything the Bush administration did to reporters. Not just the funny stuff like refusing to call on any reporters that asked difficult questions, but even removing reporters from Air Force One.
Remember when Male whore Jeff Gannon was given "special" treatment because he only asked "softball" questions? A hooker, being asked over professional reporters because he kissed the Presidents ass.
And Fox news? It's one thing to present the other side, but what they want to do is destroy America. That is something else entirely.
Just so sick of right wing hypocrisy. Like Congressman Grayson said, "The right is the enemy of America".
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Other journalists, including ABC news anchor Peter Jennings, said similar statements. CNNs top war correspondent, Christiane Amanpour went so far to say during a CNBC talk show that the press muzzled itself during the Iraq war and CNN was intimidated by the Bush administration and Fox News.
Perhaps some of these reporters really were scared for their lives during wartime and didnt want to further risk their lives by getting the U.S. military mad. Reporters Without Borders, which ranked the U.S. 17th in press freedom in 2003, with Finland, Iceland, Norway and Holland at the top, accused the U.S. Defense Department and the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission of ignoring its demands for a proper search for two journalists that were missing in southern Iraq for a month. The agencies also refused to investigate deaths of several journalists there.
How the Bush Administration Intimidates the Mainstream U.S. Media
Remember when Male whore Jeff Gannon was given "special" treatment because he only asked "softball" questions? A hooker, being asked over professional reporters because he kissed the Presidents ass.
And Fox news? It's one thing to present the other side, but what they want to do is destroy America. That is something else entirely.
Just so sick of right wing hypocrisy. Like Congressman Grayson said, "The right is the enemy of America".
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Other journalists, including ABC news anchor Peter Jennings, said similar statements. CNNs top war correspondent, Christiane Amanpour went so far to say during a CNBC talk show that the press muzzled itself during the Iraq war and CNN was intimidated by the Bush administration and Fox News.
Perhaps some of these reporters really were scared for their lives during wartime and didnt want to further risk their lives by getting the U.S. military mad. Reporters Without Borders, which ranked the U.S. 17th in press freedom in 2003, with Finland, Iceland, Norway and Holland at the top, accused the U.S. Defense Department and the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission of ignoring its demands for a proper search for two journalists that were missing in southern Iraq for a month. The agencies also refused to investigate deaths of several journalists there.
How the Bush Administration Intimidates the Mainstream U.S. Media