[xsmommy]

i was contacted last evening by phone, for a survey, conducted by the WashingtonPost and Harvard, which addressed this very issue. they named several institutions (USgovt', churches, US military, public schools, and lastly the media) and asked how much confidence i had in each of them. i had just read on FR yesterday about the NY times intent to rehabilitate their credibility, so it was amazing to get the call. the focus was on young people and society today, morals/values, confidence in the future, etc. they only proceeded to survey me because i said that i have a 16 yo and they asked her the same questions after they finished with me. very interesting.

[poobear]

Man, that's a lot of wind he's blowing up everyone's butt this morning!

[TheForceOfOne]

They have lied to us for so long why should we believe them now. Unless the proof is in the pudding I refrain from giving a joyous ovation. It's more like a fear certain demise with new competition from the new media causing the heartburn that wrote this article.

Cocky and arrogant when times are good, repenting and feeble when times are bad.

Crocodile tears!

[Mariposaman]

The "N.Y. Slimes" less biased? I'll believe it when I see it.

[RJL]

better coverage of "middle America, rural areas and religion"

The NYT working to bring hard left politics to the "red" states.

[planekT]

"Can we believe those who bring us the news?"

No.

"Are they telling us the truth?"

No.

"That's maybe the central question here."

That's maybe something they should have considered years ago instead of printing lies to promote their liberal agenda.