Power Line has details and analysis, continuing where Wizbang left off.
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Power Line shines a spotlight on obviously malicious reporting by the Associated Press. (Via TAM)
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Hugh Hewitt is unkind, but hardly unfair, to Minneapolis Star Tribune deputy editor Jim Boyd. (Via Instapundit)
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To break up the drudgery, Tim Blair provides some welcome relief.
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John Leo’s article in U.S. News answers the recently oft-asked question: “How long would the major media be willing to ignore the Christmas in Cambodia story?” (Via Instapundit)
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Reuters is apparently getting desperate. Not only do they print John Edwards’ comments without question, but they couch comments by both Sen. Bob Dole and Van Odell in such terms as to draw question to their veracity.
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Sen. Tom Harking seen attacking Dick Cheney’s patriotism? Walter Cronkite chiding the blogosphere for not checking sources? You’d think a transporter malfunction had thrown us into a Star Trek mirror universe where Spock has a goatee and Sulu is a would-be assassin.
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More on big media coverage of the Kerry/Cambodia claims…
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Polipundit guest blogger Lorie Byrd refers us to New England Republican to show media bias.
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That there’s been a virtual media blackout doesn’t seem to have stopped people from finding out the truth about Kerry’s claims.
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