Hugh did a great job, no question.
We also have the MSM bias in not reporting Dims scandals and beating Pubbie ones to death (like Foley). Here are examples of 2:
Mike Hatch's forgotten scandal (Minnesota)
Powerline ^ | 11-04-06 | Scott Hinderaker
Posted on 11/05/2006 6:17:26 AM PST by Renfield
Mike Hatch is the Minnesota Attorney General and the Democratic candidate for governor running against Republican incumbent Tim Pawlenty. This morning NRO posted my column on the contest between Hatch and Pawlenty: "Code blue in Minnesota." Please check it out.
In the column I refer in passing to Hatch's "highly public fight this summer with a state district-court judge whom [Hatch] had sought to remove from a case[.]" The incident involved reflects profoundly on Hatch in the performance of his duties as Attorney General. This post expands on that reference. All facts necessary to render judgment on Hatch's conduct in the matter are of public record. The conclusions I have reached regarding Hatch's conduct are shared by experts in legal ethics with whom I consulted.
Persuasive evidence establishes that Hatch has committed serious violations of the rules of professional conduct governing lawyers -- and then lied to cover them up. The violations involve more than mere technical mistakes. The violations are of the sort that properly can lead to an attorney being severely disciplined if not disbarred from the practice of law.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1732671/posts
And, of course, they can't say very much against their Rock Star (I'm surprised the AP reported on this):
Sen. Obama linked to accused fundraiser
Boston Globe ^ | 11-05-06 | AP
Posted on 11/04/2006 11:20:54 PM PST by xtinct
CHICAGO --Responding to a newspaper report, Sen. Barack Obama said Saturday that arrangements he had with a political fundraiser accused of shaking down companies might have raised the appearance of impropriety.
Antoin "Tony" Rezko, whom Gov. Rod Blagojevich has described as a friend and a fundraiser, has pleaded not guilty to charges that he plotted to squeeze millions of dollars in kickbacks out of investment firms seeking state business. He also has pleaded not guilty to obtaining a $10.5 million loan from General Electric Capital Corp. through fraud and swindling a group of investors.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1732560/posts
He's a big player in the new media.