Posted on 03/21/2008 2:03:08 PM PDT by chessplayer
This is really taking their quest to find stories that makes victims out of members of the U.S. military to the farthest degree! The Minneapolis Star-Tribune is apparently now resorting to advertising to dredge up women in the military "whose marriage is ending" for a story they want to write. There is really only one reason they'd want such examples and that is so that they can show that the military is hard on women so as to show the military in a bad light.
Reader inquiry: Are you a woman in the military whose marriage has ended?
Are you a woman in the military whose marriage has ended?
We'd like to talk to you for a possible story.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
The scientific community would call that pseudoscience, so this would be called psuedojournalism.
I was hoping that the new owners of the Star Tribune would reverse or at least cut back the relentless leftwing bias that infests the paper. They did briefly but now it’s as bad as its ever been.
Its called “selective reporting.” Their bias is well known.
This is news....how? (I mean to the Trib!)
The military is notoriously hard on marriages due to the long separations and the fact that sometimes younger enlisted members get into marriages too young or too quickly or without enough thought in order to get better benefits.
This has been the case for probably 20-30 years now!
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