[AmericanInTokyo]

If you know the heart and the mind of the odd creature known as the journalist, to tell them NOT to investigate something is tantamount to telling them to investigate something. They'll be all over it like flies on...well, you get the idea.

[familyofman]

Should the media ignore when an AG recuses himself from an investigation. Then turn their attention to a matter that is not being investigated. That would not be good journalism (reporting) now would it. If and when the memos get investigated - then there will be something to report, unless of course there is a coverup to report (media types love coverups).

[JustPiper]

Done! Here is the sticking issue for the Dems, how desperate they are and kudos for our own Robert Novak, the only good journalist in this rotten town

[MeekOneGOP]

"Heads should roll !" ...

Please let me know if you want ON or OFF my General Interest ping list!. . .don't be shy.

[E.G.C.]

Media bias bump. Here are my thoughts.

For those who are using to take up for these news media organizations, I should let you know that there continues to be a lack of even-handedness in terms of coverage by CNN and the Big Three Networks.

I have researched this issue for the last several years and it continues to show favortism by these nerws organizations towards Democrats and liberal, progressives and moderates and against Christians, conservatives and Republicans.

These people, (CNN,ABC,CBS,NBC,et'al) are not our frineds, they are our enemies and those who insist on taking up for them really need to rethink their positions if you expect to get along with anyone here at FR.
Regards.

[Chad Fairbanks]

BUMP!

[mewzilla]

And while they're at it, maybe they could find out who the Beeb's CIA leaker for the yellowcake stories was. Inquiring minds want to know.

[Mike4Freedom]

Excuse me, but outing a CIA agent is a crime worthy of investigation. Writing a political planning memo is free speech, embarrassing maybe, but definitely not a crime. Hence, nothing to investigate.

The CIA agent leak is potentially more serious than Clinton's perjury. It is also more damaging since it appears to have been retribution for her husband speaking the truth and outing an administration lie.

[talleyman]

Bump!

[weegee]

Anyone have a copy of that "undercover" woman's 2-page photo spread in Esquire? This story is all smoke and mirrors. And memogate is TWO scandals, Memogate1 and Memogate2 (one is the judicial blockade and the other is using national security information to bash the President).

[talleyman]

Have freep'd & will continue to do so - Bump!