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To: Lane3 who wrote (37418)	4/2/2004 5:57:58 AM
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"It's not the job of the press to demand proof before they print. " It is still the press job to be objective. They have given up any pretense of doing that on politics. When other high ranking officials & Clarke's own contradicting words have been made public (mostly from the internet), the liberal media has mostly ignored it. When they do report it, it is not given anywhere the same hyped coverage & Clarke's obvious lack of credibility is rarely mentioned. So it's not so much about demanding proof. It's about objective reporting all relevant facts. Journalists are not supposed to report anyone's allegations without doing any research whatsoever. Asking Clarke for any documents to substantiate his BS allegations should have been done. And they should have been doing their own detailed research - Clarke's allegations raise serious questions about the President & his admin & how they treated terrorism prior to & post 9/11. To fail to do so is irresponsible journalism. PERIOD!

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