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Republican_Man
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 Fri May 28, 2004 4:58 pm Media Ignore Teddy Kennedy's Mockery of Kerry |
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| Quote: | Breaking News from NewsMax.com
Media Ignore Teddy Kennedy's Mockery of Kerry
Imagine the screaming headlines and days of snickering remarks by TV "news"casters if Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist were caught ridiculing President Bush. Now consider the media establishment's roaring silence about Sen. Teddy Kennedy's mockery of John Kerry.
The Boston Herald yesterday blew the whistle on Teddy's nasty jab, but other media refuse to report this news.
The Boston Globe, which generally has had surprisingly semi-fair coverage of Kerry despite its extreme pro-Democrat bias, didn't like getting scooped by its Beantown rival. All it reported today was that Kennedy "had privately told friends that he opposed delaying the nomination because it might draw less media and public interest ... aides to the senator said he intended to support Kerry unconditionally in public, given that they are friends and allies and Kennedy serves as co-chair of the presumptive nominee's campaign."
Kerry's chief cheerleader in the media, the New York Times, which issued a lengthy apology yesterday for not being pro-Saddam enough, didn't even mention Kennedy in its story today.
A search of newspapers and news wires found no mention of Kennedy's ridicule of Kerry except by the Herald, NewsMax and RushLimbaugh.com.
The Globe's boring headline today: "Kerry rules out delaying tactic." The much more informative and entertaining Herald had this: "Sen. Flip-Flop does it again! Now Kerry will accept nomination in Hub."
Ken Mehlman, manager of President Bush's campaign, noted that "only John Kerry could be for a nominating convention, but be against the nomination." |
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This does not surprise me at all. The media is too liberal to do so.
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| Sun May 30, 2004 12:34 am |
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doesnt surprise me a bit, its terrible what the media does
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| Wed Jun 02, 2004 7:47 pm |
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Welcome back to "Whose line is it Anyway", where everythings made up and the points dont matter. That's right, the points are just like Ted Kennedy's mokery of John Kerry.
Hmm... I wonder why the media didn't jump at it... Look who said it.
No one listens to what Ted says anymore, his record is so bad No one wants to.
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