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Steve Feinstein at American Thinker has a list of the top five stories that the MSM downplayed or outright ignored this past year. Nothing surprising for readers who get their news outside the MSM, but we are not in the majority.

I was watching a discussion on C-Span last night of four veterans who had come back from serving in Iraq and they were unanimous in their condemnation of how the press has covered the situation there since the embedded reporters left in 2003. I'd like to see one of those countless symposia where journalists sit around thumb-sucking and talking about their awesome selves conducted in front of an audience of veterans from Iraq. Let them defend their coverage to the people that they've supposedly been covering.

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HOME Betsy neither necessarily uses, nor endorses, the products advertised on this site. Comments from an AP history and government teacher in Raleigh, NC. e-mail betsynewmark AT gmail.com Site Feed Wikio Your Market Research Here		Friday, December 30, 2005 Steve Feinstein at American Thinker has a list of the top five stories that the MSM downplayed or outright ignored this past year. Nothing surprising for readers who get their news outside the MSM, but we are not in the majority. I was watching a discussion on C-Span last night of four veterans who had come back from serving in Iraq and they were unanimous in their condemnation of how the press has covered the situation there since the embedded reporters left in 2003. I'd like to see one of those countless symposia where journalists sit around thumb-sucking and talking about their awesome selves conducted in front of an audience of veterans from Iraq. Let them defend their coverage to the people that they've supposedly been covering. posted by Betsy Newmark permalink 11:11 AM \|

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