Posted on 06/26/2002 8:00:18 PM PDT by B.R. Burton
Is Katie Couric really the biased liberal that conservatives think she is? Well, let's review:
- Media Bias Complaint by Congressman Robert Ehrlich
- Media Bias by Jonah Goldberg
- A gun rights advocate article notes Couric in her interview with Heston here.
- Hate Campaign Over Hate Crimes
- Blacks Protest Media Bias Against Cuban-Americans
- Katie's Crusades
- The leftist media
Perhaps the worst is where Katie Couric Alludes to Christian Conservatives in the Death of James Bird and Matthew Shepard (IN VIDEO:Click here)
: "Let’s talk a little bit more about the right wing because I know that’s something you feel very strongly about. But this is actually not necessarily about the right wing, but perhaps a climate that some say has been established by religious zealots or Christian conservatives. There have been two recent incidents in the news, I think, that upset most people in this country, that is the dragging death of James Byrd Junior and the beating death of Matthew Shepard. I just would like you to reflect on whether you feel people in this country are increasingly intolerant, mean-spirited, et cetera, and what, if anything, can be done about that because a lot of people get very discouraged when they hear and see this kind of brutality taking place."
— To former Texas Governor Ann Richards as she hosted a 92nd Street Y appearance in New York City on March 3 shown by C-SPAN on April 3, 1999.
I knew Katie was biased, but I didn't realize how brazenly biased her words were until now. I mistakenly thought she was more subtle.
It's the Jack Daniels.
single shot revolvers.
MMMhuum! This chick knows her fire arms. People that don't a sh#t from shinola about weapons are going to be writting our arms legislation. That's reassuring.
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