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To: Sully- who wrote (130289)	8/7/2005 10:57:42 AM
From: JohnM	Read Replies (4) of 793682

I've seen that unfortunate quote from Keller in several places. I have no serious idea what he means by it. But if we take it at face value, then the confusion he is talking about is not about politics and news but about news and interpretation of news. Good commentary/interpretation should add depth to news coverage, not be the product of mindless political ideology (witness the Washington Times). Bill's comment that it's a conservative paper so it's ok, is beside the point. If it can't escape it's political viewpoint, then it's little more than a PR sheet for a political party. What I've read in the Washington Times, fits that bill; as does what I, unfortunately, find on Fox News, whenever I mistakenly happen to find a TV pointed in that direction.

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