The left—leaning traditional media seem to take every possible opportunity, no matter how unrelated to the subject matter at hand, to slip in nasty comments alluding to their contempt for George W. Bush. A good example is found in today's New York Times, where a  review of a TV program on television tycoons, written by Alessandra Stanley, begins with this non—sequitur, 'It is rare in this age to hear a public figure concede error....' The 'public figure' in question is a former vice president of CBS.  That seems a bit of a stretch of the definition of a public figure. Anything to bash Bush, though. Especially in the first sentence.

Posted by Ed  04 21 04