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To: KLP who wrote (16623)	1/16/2007 3:45:59 PM
From: Peter Dierks	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71588

The funny thing is that Fox News often uses liberally slanted phrases. When the Gang of Fourteen struck, Fox News was calling the eminently qualified judicial nominees "controversial". The controversy was the misbehavior and un-Constitutional behavior of Senate democrats. There was no controversy among informed moderates or conservatives over the judicial qualifications of these nominees. In the minds of those who suckled at the teats of liberal media there was confusion about what the controversy was. And there Fox News was selling the liberal line. There have been many other examples, but that is the one that immediately sprung to mind.