[Mo1]

But never fear. No sooner was Mapes' exit announced than the independent TV production community was abuzz with rumors that the PBS-funded documentary show "Frontline," which recently completed an anti-Bush screed on his religious faith and the formation of faith-based initiatives within federal agencies, was looking to bring Mapes on for special projects

FYI

Also .. though they mention Lochart's phone calls

The failed to also mention Max Clelland cell phone calls

[nopardons]

Thanks for the ping! :-)

[BigSkyFreeper]

No sooner was Mapes' exit announced than the independent TV production community was abuzz with rumors that the PBS-funded documentary show "Frontline," which recently completed an anti-Bush screed on his religious faith and the formation of faith-based initiatives within federal agencies, was looking to bring Mapes on for special projects.

I happen to like Frontline, and I thought the religious faith of Bush documentary was low-rent and done in poor taste. It paints a picture of Bush as a religious nut. Frontline has done some pretty good stuff, even in the recent past, but this last one was absolutely horrid.

[Peach]

Mapes at PBS is just how the left rewards people like her.

It's so interesting that CBS isn't interested in WHO commissioned the forged documents. If this was a story about Democrats and the press being sold a bill of goods with forged documents, Woodward and Bernstein would be investigating already and writing their first draft.