[Williams]

The nuclear progress is major, yet the news story somwehow ties that to an apparent disagreement between Bush and the S Korean president. The two items are almost unrelated, the media is just trying to hide the good story.

Kind of like "On a day when Winston Churchill publicly disagreed with President Truman's choice of wardrobe, Truman accepted Japan's unconditional surrender". It's that absurd.

[Delacon]

Google it. You’ll find articles all about the Bush exchange with the president of SK with almost no coverage of the inspections. This is what USA Today is still leading with. You have to get down to the middle of the article to find any mention of inspections.

“Bush spars with S. Korean president”

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2007-09-07-apec-bush_N.htm?csp=34

[Delacon]

I still happened to be on USA Today’s website and noticed this down the list of “latest news”. “U.S. nuclear experts invited to N. Korea”. Kinda sound like they’ve been invited to a picnic.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2007-09-07-north-korea_N.htm?csp=34