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To: Selectric II who wrote (5986)	4/2/2004 11:14:58 AM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90947

LOL! Incredible....

To: Selectric II who wrote (5986)	4/2/2004 3:05:28 PM
From: Sully-	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 90947

Dan Rather sunk to a new low on this one, UW. American Thinker. The AOL spike is also very noticable. <font size=4> Beneath Contempt The invaluable Media Research Center has issued a cyber alert this morning (not yet posted to its excellent website mrc.org about a CBS News story's political slant, which is simultaneously beyond both parody and contempt. We quote their email alert this morning: "The long job slump," in George Bush's America, "has left many Americans desperate enough to risk everything for a decent paycheck," CBS's Dan Rather suggested Wednesday night, so some end up paying "the ultimate price." Rather asked: "What drives American civilians to risk death in Iraq? In this economy, it may be, for some, the only job they can find." In Delaware, with 3.4 percent unemployment? We can only add that the implication that the brave, skilled, and patriotic men, such as Scott Helvenston, were otherwise unemployable is simply disgusting. CBS News, corporate parent Viacom, and Dan Rather himself all owe an abject apology to these men who gave their lives in service of high ideals. Are there no depths which these people will not plumb? ________________________________________ No Bias? On AOL, the 308,000 jobs growth is NOT the top new story. Not even highlighted. When job growth came in at 21,000 last month, disappointing job news was the top story. I am sure this in not deliberate. Maybe they will have a headline later today on increase in unemployment rate.