[PeskyOne]

I agree. This afternoon after the hearing, they were taking calls, and only 2 or 3 calls were supportive of the President. The rest were Democrats calling in on the Republican and Independent lines claiming to be Republicans, but they were obviously Democrats. The C-SPAN host allowed them to go on at length saying horrible things about Bush, but toward the end of the call-in session, he finally asked one man 'to please not call in on the wrong line'. However, the cheat had already spouted his poison. I sent C-SPAN an email complaining about the situation, because supporters couldn't get through.

It's not just C_SPAN, it's all the media. I was driving home at noon, and had the radio on WORD when the 12 o'clock news came on. The ABC woman newscaster announced that 'former Republican counsel to the President, John Dean, was testifying before the Judiciary Cmte. that President Bush's NSA Surveillance was worse than what Nixon had done.' It's a sad state of affairs when the media gives credence to a convicted felon and a man proved to be dishonest....I consider the media guilty of misleading the public when they do such things. Dean should have been identified as a convicted felon!

[p23185]

I consider the media guilty of misleading the public when they do such things. Dean should have been identified as a convicted felon!

I keep ranting about how the "News" needs to be truthful if advertised as news, and if they cannot be truthful the Congress needs to reign them in with laws. But no, it will never happen due to the 1st amendment - free press can feed us outright lies and label it as news. Treason is all you can get them at.

[maica]

I can't decide whether the ABC or CBS hourly radio "news" casts are worse. They both spread falsehoods every hour.