[With the resignation Friday of a top news executive from CNN, bloggers have laid claim to a prominent media career for the second time in five months.]
This wouldn't be happening if these "news" folks stuck to reporting the news in an unbiased manner.
[In September, conservative bloggers exposed flaws in a report by Dan Rather;]
Flaws? As in the entire report was based upon fraudulent documents in a blatant attempt to affect a US presidential election? This is about far more than "flawed reporting".
The MSM still doesn't get it. Yet they are still "trapped in the tar pits of history", roaring and bellowing, yet sinking inexorably to their doom.
Main Entry:
2flawFunction:
nounEtymology: Middle English, flake, probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Swedish
flaga flake, flaw; akin to Old English
flOh flat stone
1 a : a defect in physical structure or form
b : an imperfection or weakness and especially one that detracts from the whole or hinders effectiveness <vanity was the
flaw in his character> <a
flaw in the book's plot>